Monthly Archives: May 2009
Making sense of pictures on a grand scale
Making sense of pictures on a grand scale - Photosynth in action.
Wall Street Journal’s rules on using social media
Dow Jones has has emailed an updated code of conduct to its editorial staff at the Wall Street Journal and elsewhere, including guidance on how to engage with social media such as Twitter, Facebook and blogs.
Posted in Featured, Journalism, Newspapers Tagged code of conduct, Journalism, social networks, WSJ 1 Comment
Sulzberger: We must invest in our newsrooms
From a Nieman conference on Public Interest Journalism: Winner or Loser in the On-Line Era comes a transcript of a conversation with New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr.
Posted in Business Models, Journalism, Newspapers Tagged nytimes, reader engagement, value 1 Comment
How NPR tweets topical archive material
Via @richard_grant comes this interesting piece about NPR using automated tweets to link readers to archived stories about names and events currently in the news.
Fresh wave of plans to charge for news online