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Got a Good Story to Tell? You Should - If You're a Marketer
For some, marketing about products is so five minutes ago. Today is the day of the story for marketers. Tell good stories and people will listen. When people listen, credibility rises. When credibility rises, you may have a customer. Storytelling's hot -- Entrepreneur Magazine deemed 2014 the year of the story. David Aaker is a strong believer of the
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Can Big Data Help Nate Silver Reinvent Journalism? #SXSW
Big data luminary Nate Silver, editor-in-chief of fivethirtyeight.com and special correspondent for ABC News, and Bill Simmons, editor-in-chief of Grantland, led a new track at SXSW in Austin, Texas this year called SX sports. They talked about their experiences in a session titled "Media and The Personal Brand.
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Mobile App 'Signal' Encourages Citizen Journalism
Citizen journalism has been growing in popularity. News often breaks via social media. Traditional media outlets are incorporating social media into their reporting efforts, and some even have dedicated areas for citizen journalist. A Lebanese entrepreneur is taking the concept a step further with his new mobile app, Signal.
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The State of News Media 2012
In the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism State of the News Media 2012, the annual report on American Journalism identifies not only the parallels between tech and news, but also the growing presence of mobile devices and its affect on news consumption. We Are Digital Key findings
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Will the Internet Become Hyper-Personalized in 2012?
Many have made predictions about what’s to come in 2012 on just about every topic. One in particular, about the future of the Internet, caught our attention. The Year of the Personal Internet? In December, Daylife, a leading cloud content and publishing platform for a variety of well-known sites including
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Consumed by the News: How Users Find, Interact with News Online
What do users do with news content? And how do they get their news? These are questions that a recent in-depth study by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism sought to answer.
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Google Funds IPI's Innovation in Digital Journalism Contest
Google showed love for digital journalism back in October by announcing plans to invest US$ 5 million in grants to related non-profit organizations. Today US$ 2.7 million of it went towards sponsoring the International Press Institute's (IPI) News Innovation Contest.
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Is the New Twitter Journalism's New Best Friend?
Twitter’s been known for a number of things – namely, making a lot of noise – but the newly revamped platform aims to be something bigger, better, and very specific: The number one source for news. Heads up, journalists.
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Ebyline Gives Power to Freelancers and Publishers
It’s hard out there for a freelancer. But that’s what you get for wearing your pajamas to work, right? Yesterday, we would have said yes. Today, we say show me the Ebyline. Giving Freelancers an Ebyline Ebyline, which launched this week, aims to give freelance writers a safe place
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Web Publishing: AllVoices Opens 30 Global, Citizen Powered News Desks
As many American newspapers and news agencies close down news desks scattered strategically around the world, citizen journalism is filling the gap.
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Web Publishing Roll-up: Clinton Likes the iPhone, Digital Mags Get a New Definition
This week in web publishing we learn that Clinton loves his iPhone; consumers create more challenges for newspapers; and Wired changes the definition of a digital magazine. What Would Clinton Read? On Tuesday, to mark the 25th anniversary of the first .
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The Rise of the Media Engineer: Part Journalist, Part Techie
Tom Foremski of the Silicon Valley Watcher has continually called for the need of the media engineer -- an individual who is part journalist and part software engineer -- in today’s web publishing industry. Lately, his vision is becoming reality.
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Web Publishing Roll Up: Google, Bing, YouTube and The Martin Adler Prize
The holiday season has not slowed down the web publishing world. In fact, they might be looking to pick up speed as the year comes to a close. From Google to Bing to YouTube, it seems that things are heating up, like a Thanksgiving turkey.
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Twitter Killed the Journalism Star? Nah
Friday is usually conducive to a more relaxed state of mind, so we hope as you’re reading this you’re at ease, enjoying casual wear or some other end-of-the-week perk. Why? Because we’re going to talk about Twitter.
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