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May 17th, 11:33pm
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'What's Trending' Isn't Always What Matters - Jared Keller - Technology - The Atlantic
Crowdsourcing and curating on the churn of information pouring onto Twitter and Facebook each day can be an innovative way of storytelling but, despite the teachings of Adam Smith and his successors, crowds aren't always that wise. In the increasingly crowded online news ecosystem, voracious news consumers tend to depend more and more on media outlets not simply as sources of the news, but for a perspective, a voice and a specific brand of editorial judgment on what events matter most
via theatlantic.com
November 10th, 1:28pm
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6 innovative uses of Tumblr by newsrooms (by 10.000 Words)
More and more news organizations are using Tumblr to share content, with each taking a different approach to using the popular microblogging service.
via 10000words.net
June 10th, 12:49pm
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Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable « Clay Shirky
So who covers all that news if some significant fraction of the currently employed newspaper people lose their jobs?
I don’t know. Nobody knows. We’re collectively living through 1500, when it’s easier to see what’s broken than what will replace it. The internet turns 40 this fall. Access by the general public is less than half that age. Web use, as a normal part of life for a majority of the developed world, is less than half that age. We just got here. Even the revolutionaries can’t predict what will happen.
via shirky.com
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