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May 2012 (4)
- 19: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-19 (0)
- 17: Seven survival kit lessons from the good people of Christchurch (0)
- 12: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-12 (0)
- 05: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-05 (0)
April 2012 (4)
- 28: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-28 (0)
- 21: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-21 (0)
- 14: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-14 (0)
- 07: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-07 (0)
March 2012 (9)
- 31: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-31 (0)
- 24: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-24 (1)
- 17: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-17 (0)
- 13: TV producer, senior journalist, web editor, sub-editor – journalism #jobs (1)
- 10: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-10 (0)
- 03: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-03 (0)
- 03: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-03 (0)
- 03: “Let people take your content with them” (0)
- 03: “The screen will shape our environment in the 21st century” (2)
February 2012 (7)
- 25: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-25 (0)
- 23: Journalism scholarship to study disaster management (0)
- 23: Letterpress: the way we used to roll (0)
- 15: Video journalist, web editor, deputy chief reporter: jobs (0)
- 11: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-11 (0)
- 07: On closing allaboutthestory.com (0)
- 04: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-04 (0)
January 2012 (4)
- 23: Jobs: business reporter, junior newspaper reporters, Close Up producer (0)
- 21: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-21 (0)
- 07: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-07 (1)
- 07: Jobs: Close-up producer, Fairfax digital editor, Taupo features writer (1)
December 2011 (5)
- 24: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-12-24 (0)
- 17: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-12-17 (2)
- 10: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-12-10 (0)
- 07: In case you missed it… links (0)
- 03: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-12-03 (0)
November 2011 (15)
- 28: Nice one, Storify (0)
- 27: Get more out of Google search – infographic (0)
- 26: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-11-26 (0)
- 26: Web editor for dompost, editors for garden & boating mags – #journalism jobs (2)
- 25: Where to watch NZ election coverage online + examples of coverage (0)
- 24: Paul Lewis on two persuasive examples of the value of crowdsourcing news (0)
- 22: Ten tips for kick-starting a malnourished news website (2)
- 21: Bye bye Ellis, scholarship deadline, flying papers, and other NZ media news (0)
- 19: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-11-19 (0)
- 12: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-11-12 (0)
- 11: TVNZ head of news, RadioLive newsreaders, Sunday Magazine editor: #journalism #jobs (1)
- 11: Bullshit reporting, a charming rage comic and semi-colons (0)
- 06: ‘A New York Times story is tweeted every 4 seconds’ (0)
- 06: Canadian court rules that posting hyperlink ‘doesn’t constitute publishing defamation’ (0)
- 05: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-11-05 (0)
October 2011 (6)
- 29: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-29 (0)
- 22: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-22 (0)
- 15: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-15 (0)
- 08: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-08 (0)
- 07: Deputy ed at Listener, senior RNZ journalists, rural news & online eds – #jobs (0)
- 01: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-10-01 (0)
September 2011 (12)
- 26: GM for Southland Times, chief reporter for Dargaville, life & style editor for Stuff (0)
- 24: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-09-24 (0)
- 19: Canberra bureau chief, online editor, RNZ regional reporter – #journalism #jobs (0)
- 19: NZ’s Catalyst wins South China Morning Post website contract (0)
- 18: Link wrap: Hari’s apology, Hearst turns to html 5, Boston Globe’s new paywall site (0)
- 18: ‘The Internet in 1996 vs 2011′ infographic from Online University (6)
- 17: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-09-17 (0)
- 12: Online editor, layout subs, South Island sports writer – #journalism #jobs (0)
- 09: Apply soon for funding to join Jakarta journalism programme (0)
- 08: A simple test for whether people will pay for news (16)
- 06: TV and radio producers, business reporters and senior journalists – #journalism #jobs (0)
- 03: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-09-03 (0)
August 2011 (11)
- 29: Te Waha Nui spruces up its website as more NZ journalism students get online (1)
- 28: Producer for Sean Plunket, Close Up reporter, business & tech – #journalism #jobs (0)
- 27: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-27 (0)
- 20: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-20 (0)
- 18: Dompost.co.nz to run live chat with Wellington mayor (0)
- 15: Mobile editor, broadcast journalism tutor, reporter for Opotiki News – journalism jobs (0)
- 13: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-13 (2)
- 13: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-13 (0)
- 07: #One liners – the heroically uninformed, comic strips & NZ’s broadband problem (0)
- 07: Stuff entertainment ed, online tech ed, RadioLive journalist & last chance to apply for senior Dominion Post jobs (0)
- 06: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-08-06 (0)
July 2011 (13)
- 30: Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-07-30 (0)
- 29: Four very interesting new senior jobs going at the Dominion Post in Wellington (0)
- 26: We’re in the business of ‘filling knowledge gaps’ (0)
- 25: Editors required for NZ Heritage, NZ Marketing, Primary, Adrenalin magazines – #journalism #jobs (0)
- 23: President shot and other memorable front pages & newspaper moments (0)
- 19: Producers for Morning Report, political reporter for Fairfax bureau, chief reporters for Auckland suburbans – #jobs (0)
- 11: Tablet owners ‘read newspapers, magazines less often’ (0)
- 11: Fairfax seeks Chief of Staff and Chief Sub-Editor for hubs in Auckland, Wellington & Christchurch – #jobs (0)
- 09: How to post your news diary online and ask for reader input (0)
- 09: Free study and two years work on offer in Fairfax Media journalism intern scheme (0)
- 07: ‘I find it helpful to think of modern journalism in terms of mental disorders’ (0)
- 06: One liners – too much to read, inane chatter and sick chickens (0)
- 04: Fairfax internships, deputy ed for Listener, colour writer for Waikato Times – #jobs (0)
June 2011 (20)
- 30: US asks for most private info from Google & other #links (0)
- 28: Waikato Times to become morning paper (0)
- 28: Next deadline for Asia NZ media travel grants is July 15 (0)
- 27: Deputy editor for Listener, editor for New Idea, online ed for nzherald.co.nz – jobs (0)
- 27: A simple web-to-print workflow using Google Docs, WordPress and InDesign (4)
- 27: Taking time out for Net Hui 2011 (1)
- 26: World conference of science journalists is on this week (0)
- 26: ‘Everything is a remix’ and other thoughts on innovation (0)
- 25: ‘He said, she said’ journalism (0)
- 24: More job cuts, a reprieve and an expansion (0)
- 24: In Indonesia & the Philippines it’s more about sharing content, in UK & Canada it’s more about sending messages (0)
- 20: Senior reporter BOP Times, online news TVNZ, reporter APN – journalism jobs (0)
- 16: ‘I hate phone numbers’ (1)
- 15: Martin Bell on TV news anchors (0)
- 15: Link wrap: Sharing traffic, crowdsourced constitution, Facebook growth slows (7)
- 13: News ed for Herald on Sunday, rural reporter for RNZ – journalism jobs (0)
- 12: A few notes on innovation (3)
- 08: Link wrap: Paywall for The Australian, Pulitzer prizes, new editor for NY Times, FT favours web apps (0)
- 07: RNZ journalist, Truth sub-editor, RadioLive asst prog editor: journalism jobs this week (0)
- 07: Alain de Botton on success and failure (0)
May 2011 (11)
- 31: British Library creates a “national memory’ with digital newspaper archive (0)
- 30: See how your data series relates to search terms using Google Correlate (0)
- 30: ‘You control the context of a headline in print – you don’t on the web’ (0)
- 30: A real mix of journalism jobs this week: RNZ, Newstalk ZB & Canberra bureau (0)
- 27: Search & social wrap: Google wallet, Twitter user data, Bing, Baidu and RenRen (0)
- 26: Mobile & tablets wrap: Telegraph on Apple, Playboy on iPad, Sony goes honeycomb (0)
- 22: Timaru Herald needs an editor: journalism jobs in NZ & AUS (23 May 2011) (0)
- 16: Rural reporter and editor, APN news chief: journalism jobs in NZ, AUS (16 May 2011) (0)
- 10: Editor & chief reporter, Marae producer: journalism jobs in NZ (09-05-11) (0)
- 09: Bats, big hats and bin Laden: A lot can happen in a week (0)
- 03: Video journalist, online editor, reporters: journalism jobs this week (02-05-11) (0)
April 2011 (5)
- 23: Guest post: social media in New Zealand journalism (0)
- 18: Radio sports journalist, bureau jobs, Oxfam comms: journalism jobs (18/04/2011) (0)
- 15: Wrap: the likely demise of NZPA (0)
- 11: Reporter, editor, radio host: Journalism Jobs this week (April 11, 2011) (1)
- 04: Journalism jobs this week (April 4 2011) (0)
March 2011 (16)
- 30: Link wrap: handwritten news, Guardian grows US, Times #s, data needs stories (0)
- 29: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (March 29, 2011) (0)
- 21: Link wrap: journalists killed, suicide reporting rules, going all-digital (0)
- 21: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (March 21, 2011) (0)
- 20: Links: profit by giving away, The Week grows & Facebook is ‘a news org’ (0)
- 18: Who says what about the NY Times paywall (1)
- 14: Journalism jobs and work wanted NZ (March 14, 2011) (0)
- 13: Business Insider reveals its 2010 revenue and profit (1)
- 12: Analytics for journalists (5)
- 08: ‘Website is where Al Jazeera audience comes for in-depth coverage (0)
- 08: How Stuff and NZ Herald reached out during quake coverage (0)
- 07: NZ Journalism Jobs & Work Wanted (March 7 2011) (0)
- 04: How to find out what’s open in Christchurch after the earthquake (1)
- 04: Data visualisation – The Typical Human (1)
- 03: iPad 2 links – the figures, features, tweets & possibilities for journalists (0)
- 03: How to do long-form journalism: gather big-name writers and immerse them in social media (0)
February 2011 (19)
- 28: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (28/02/11) (0)
- 25: Beached whale: Give our bru’s in Christchurch a hand (0)
- 25: How a three-day-old crowdsourcing site is helping Christchurch residents (6)
- 22: News and emergency information sources for #Christchurch #eqnz (8)
- 22: How do you get people to tell stories? (4)
- 21: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (21-02-11) (0)
- 20: The Media7 Webstock special – pics (1)
- 20: ‘The web is NOT a publishing medium’ (1)
- 16: Alan Mutter on paywall speed bumps (1)
- 15: Hey hey, it’s the allaboutthestory.com newsletter (1)
- 14: The power of dedicated time… and spreadsheets (1)
- 14: Journalism jobs going in NZ this week (14-02-11) (1)
- 13: Study finds Australian online audiences inflated (2)
- 10: A tidy $315m for Huffington Post in AOL deal – reactions (2)
- 07: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (07-02-11) (1)
- 03: Congrats to our first Allaboutthestory.com Media Scholar (0)
- 03: Location, location, location – Facebook mobile in UK, Four Square in Christchurch (0)
- 01: Lessons for Murdoch’s Daily from the iGuide (3)
- 01: Covering Egypt – with fax, dial-up and speak-to-tweet (1)
January 2011 (18)
- 31: My first RSS pipe: a mix of NZ media news (2)
- 31: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (31-01-11) (1)
- 25: We’ve sweetened the pot for our first media scholar – apply by Sunday January 30 (2)
- 24: A comeback for pneumatic tubes (1)
- 24: Journalism jobs in New Zealand this week (24-01-11) (1)
- 21: Summer pics #3: to Campbells Beach (1)
- 21: Link wrap: Buffett steps down, Page steps up, blogger becomes minister (0)
- 20: ‘So let us begin anew’ (0)
- 20: I wish I may, I wish I might (0)
- 20: Workshop on name suppression in NZ (0)
- 20: Animated map of Auckland’s buses and ferries (0)
- 19: Why I love teeline…. (1)
- 19: Ah Montaigne, you’ve done it again (0)
- 18: Journalism jobs in New Zealand this week (17/01/11) (0)
- 12: Journalism jobs in NZ this week (12/01/11) (0)
- 11: How to apply for our first media scholarship (1)
- 05: Summer pic #2: Raglan at sundown (0)
- 05: Summer pic #1: Rain (0)
December 2010 (15)
- 22: The last post (of the year) (0)
- 21: NZ journalism jobs going this week (0)
- 20: A news app and iPad wrap (0)
- 14: These are humans. They’re usually harmless… (0)
- 13: Updated: This week’s journalism jobs in NZ (0)
- 10: Links: China Daily hits Europe and the Washington Post, new ABCs for the UK, and a ‘Facebook’ newspaper (0)
- 09: Hans Rosling’s mortality rates in 200 countries, 200 years, 4 minutes (video) (0)
- 09: Guardian talks about its handling of Wikileaks cables (video) (0)
- 09: In praise of the long form (3)
- 08: Dan Nguyen’s coding for journalists 101 (0)
- 07: Why the advice to ‘stop listening to newspaper people’ rings true for me (4)
- 07: Flexible tablet apps the way forward? (0)
- 06: A plain English widget (2)
- 06: NZ media awards get new name, new website (0)
- 05: Roundup of journalism jobs this week in NZ (0)
November 2010 (17)
- 30: Watch and learn: Twitter tells news orgs what people want from them (0)
- 30: IA use HTML5 to optimise website for iPad (2)
- 29: Link wrap: What people are saying about a NewsCorp iDaily for iPad (1)
- 28: Into Africa (0)
- 28: Jacek Utko on newspaper design (0)
- 24: My brother was shot in the head on a Monday night (10)
- 24: Spot.Us founder to write a handbook for community-funded reporting (0)
- 21: Webby debate: Guardian v FT on paywalls (0)
- 15: Startups: they’re emotional (0)
- 10: Journalists, jail, death and contempt (1)
- 07: There’s no such thing as free content and other lessons for hyperlocal journalism (0)
- 07: Bouquet to Reuters for live-blogging & curating external links on Myanmar election (0)
- 05: Links: reaction to Times paywall results (0)
- 03: 10+ ways to cover an election (0)
- 02: WashPo sponsors #election tag on Twitter (0)
- 02: A home for retired stories and other thoughts on the Qantas Media Awards (0)
- 01: Kinetic type in video journalism (0)
October 2010 (9)
- 31: Watch this: Journalism in the Age of Data (0)
- 29: Procrastination and WordPress themes (0)
- 28: Links: Bye bye Alesia, hello Ushi.cn (1)
- 27: Links: friending Russians and giving Google (0)
- 20: What pays more – fluff or public interest? (0)
- 19: Loving the look of Storify (2)
- 13: Links: FT app, Reuters video, online ad growth (0)
- 11: Gibbets, dismemberment and Dickens (1)
- 04: Old films and the age of ‘the stone’ (0)
September 2010 (1)
- 23: Weasel words and bogus trend stories (2)
August 2010 (8)
- 22: Business models, Malaysiakini, China and more (0)
- 21: Bernstein: no golden age of journalism (0)
- 21: Douglas Adams: Kakapo, the universe & … (0)
- 21: How YouTube thinks about copyright (5)
- 17: Link wrap: semantic BBC and linking out (0)
- 17: Link wrap: TBD, maps, saying no to Knight (0)
- 07: ‘Distinctions between TV, radio & web will go’ (1)
- 07: Christopher Hitchens on cancer and death (0)
July 2010 (11)
- 29: Ethan Zuckerman on widening your news diet (0)
- 21: Roundup of commentary on Times paywall (4)
- 21: News apps and iPads (0)
- 21: Patrick Meier on media use of Ushahidi (0)
- 21: Newspapers and the cloud (0)
- 13: Mark Twain on what it’s like to be interviewed (0)
- 13: How history and news can work together (0)
- 12: Our brains, digital media and journalism (0)
- 03: How Google works – the graphic (0)
- 02: Talks on future of news in NZ + live storytelling (0)
- 01: The tyranny of the ‘daily 10 per cent’ (0)
June 2010 (2)
- 10: Young journalists, self-censorship & other notes (0)
- 09: Time spent vs ad spend ‘out of whack’ (2)
May 2010 (2)
- 30: Next time things get weird I’ll think of this (0)
- 29: Here’s what I want from news orgs (13)
April 2010 (6)
- 24: Changing media and economies of Asia-Pacific (0)
- 11: The problem of the last mile (0)
- 11: Carl Honore praises slowness (0)
- 07: The beauty of checklists (5)
- 06: NZ news on the iPad (2)
- 04: Chat Roulette: an introduction (0)
March 2010 (6)
- 30: Times of India in top 10 for New Zealanders (4)
- 30: What Emily said, Times to charge, Indy sold (0)
- 28: Nigel, blogging and movie critics (0)
- 28: Video ads and price points (2)
- 28: A Turing machine (0)
- 08: Curation, news in Manga and original research (0)
February 2010 (1)
- 17: Iceland journalism haven, Wikileaks needs cash (0)
January 2010 (1)
- 26: New journalism course, new students, new job (3)
December 2009 (4)
- 23: Why I’ve launched allaboutthestory.com #1 (3)
- 20: Link wrap: ‘content farms’ and tweeting trials (3)
- 09: Who loves Google, who doesn’t, and other stories (0)
- 08: Headlines in my inbox often tell me nothing (0)
November 2009 (10)
- 27: Journalism grads get entrepreneurial (2)
- 25: Copyright, findability and other ideas from #ndf (6)
- 24: 21 ways to subsidise/profit from news (0)
- 22: Links: the Murdochs, Jarvis, news junkie apps (0)
- 22: Link wrap: geo-Twitter, Shirky, Foursquare (1)
- 20: Got any stories to sell over the silly season? (0)
- 09: Got a digital news project that needs funding? (0)
- 09: Links: data.govt, temporariness, paywall wait (0)
- 08: ‘Your main newspaper can’t dictate the future’ (2)
- 06: Keywords in blue – adding usability to print (1)
October 2009 (10)
- 29: Bring it on: wireless electricity (0)
- 28: Simon Willison on Guardian crowdsourcing (0)
- 28: Maps show how transport shrinks the world (1)
- 27: A look back at Guardian crowdsourcing project (1)
- 27: Why Twitter matters for business (0)
- 26: NY Times makes right noises on newsroom integration and serving under-35s (0)
- 21: 300 blogposts in 30 seconds… and counting (0)
- 21: Isaac Mao, China, 40 million blogs and counting (3)
- 16: Isaac Mao and Bernard Hickey are coming to Wintec (0)
- 16: Woman charged with ‘neglecting blog’ (0)
September 2009 (9)
- 29: More than 2bn iPhone/iTouch apps downloaded (0)
- 26: Fun with embeddable maps from koordinates (0)
- 26: NY times runs online courses for its readers (0)
- 21: WashPo trials a visual commenting system (0)
- 21: Technology is huge. Why only one page a week? (3)
- 10: Is 10% the magic number for paywalls? (1)
- 09: 95pc of time.com stories are ‘original to the web’ (0)
- 08: Link wrap: hyperlocal network, value of readers (1)
- 06: Data, labels and the power of microformats (0)
August 2009 (19)
- 28: History of the Internet video parade (0)
- 26: Space, junk, and living on the edge (0)
- 26: Martin Belam reviews ‘share this’ experiences (0)
- 25: Journalists ‘should be interviewed once a year’ (2)
- 24: Your chance to participate in a Twittamentary (0)
- 24: A useful set of standards for bloggers (0)
- 24: How to make money from content: ‘You can’t.’ (0)
- 24: Thoughts on blogging for journalists (0)
- 23: Wrap: News Corp, Journalism Online, Kindle (0)
- 23: Why I’m sponsoring Open Govt Data Bar Camp (0)
- 23: MSNBC acquires everyblock.com (0)
- 12: Wrap: Murdoch, NBR, Fairfax, paywalls, book clubs and Glastonbury (5)
- 12: Never mind think pieces, tell me how stuff works (0)
- 03: Twitter is ‘NZ’s 39th most popular website’ (1)
- 02: Jeff Howe on writing Crowdsourcing (0)
- 02: A storehouse of multimedia storytelling ideas (1)
- 02: Bit.ly looks at Twitter-based news service (0)
- 02: Oops. Not one, not two, but 7 errors in one obit (0)
- 02: Wrap: paywalls, NBR, WSJ, Kachingle (0)
July 2009 (16)
- 23: Link wrap: teens, Twitter, Facebook, sharing (2)
- 23: In praise of open New Zealand (0)
- 20: The New York Times on Walter Cronkite (0)
- 20: List of NZ media folk on Twitter (0)
- 19: NBR gets a pile of free feedback and advice (2)
- 18: Surge of News apps for iPhone (0)
- 17: Meg Pickard on hecklers and engagement (0)
- 17: Paywalls – FT for, Telegraph against (1)
- 16: ‘Hi, you’re hysterical and biased, please subscribe to the NBR’ (8)
- 15: The 19-year-old behind BreakingNewsOn (1)
- 14: Register of Pecuniary Interests
- 08: Newspapers’ bundled pricing is ‘not a birthright’ (0)
- 06: EveryBlock releases source code (2)
- 03: Few bright spots in online-only figures (1)
- 01: Chris Anderson talks about Free (0)
- 01: Anderson votes for ‘free’, Gladwell unconvinced (0)
June 2009 (6)
- 22: How to publish Reuters stories on your blog
- 22: Google News has added bylines to stories
- 22: The ups and downs of Fieldays Exhibitor 2009 (0)
- 18: A primer on new media business models (1)
- 10: Knocking the Fieldays Exhibitor into shape (0)
- 07: NY Times enlists readers as community reporters (2)
May 2009 (15)
- 30: Games websites see 12.5c growth in NZ visitors (0)
- 22: Emily Bell: Go where the audience is (1)
- 22: Six months of community-funded journalism (0)
- 17: One journalist’s shift from Twitter skeptic to fan (0)
- 16: DIY advertising at the NY Times (0)
- 16: Fresh wave of plans to charge for news online (2)
- 15: Making sense of pictures on a grand scale (0)
- 14: Wall Street Journal’s rules on using social media (1)
- 12: Sulzberger: We must invest in our newsrooms (1)
- 11: How NPR tweets topical archive material (1)
- 04: Red Hat’s open source map (3)
- 04: Curation an important focus for news sites (1)
- 03: ‘Papers are still big. It’s the screens that got small’ (0)
- 03: A peek behind the Twitter screen (0)
- 03: ‘Technology doesn’t create community’ (1)
April 2009 (9)
- 24: UAE imposes controversial law on journalists
- 24: Future of journalism? It’s all about information (4)
- 23: Mr Jarvis on why it’s okay if newspapers die (0)
- 23: Online storm coverage claims Pullitzer attention (0)
- 18: Using the Official Information Act (0)
- 18: Value of slave trade (0)
- 18: Twitter wrap: court reports, million+ club, money (1)
- 06: Who pays for investigative journalism? (10)
- 02: Did I just see a rumour of journalists go by? (0)
March 2009 (30)
- 31: In 1940 you got 15 minutes of foreign news a week (0)
- 29: Link wrap: Seattle PI, doom, gloom etc (0)
- 27: Things that bug me about news: it’s in boxes (9)
- 25: Plan B for newspapers: leave online alone (0)
- 24: BBC: Adam Curtis’ ‘Century of Self’ (0)
- 24: Tim Berners-Lee on link data (0)
- 24: Is your content unique enough to charge for it? (0)
- 23: With a newspaper gone, who’s the watchdog and where do advertisers go? (2)
- 23: A map of content management systems (0)
- 19: Paul Bradshaw’s guide to Yahoo!Pipes (0)
- 19: Business models: things not to do (0)
- 18: Twitter search has its limits (0)
- 18: Google Voice transcribes voicemail messages (0)
- 18: A Monck’s take on Shirky (2)
- 17: Link wrap: These boots are made for walking (0)
- 17: The problem facing the news business is fundamentally a revenue problem: Pew report (3)
- 16: Paypal expects revenue to double by 2011 (0)
- 16: Find and follow news feeds on Twitter (1)
- 16: If your news business died would you reinvent it? (5)
- 16: Guardian opens up its data and content (0)
- 15: Media7, Jeremy Rees and me on the future of newspapers (0)
- 15: Ben Goldacre on Bad Science in the media (0)
- 12: The rise of on-demand web-to-print publishing (6)
- 11: Regional UK papers ask for government help (0)
- 11: Twitter trends (0)
- 07: Fresh takes on news delivery (0)
- 06: Community management: a first-hand account (0)
- 05: Ctrl + 5 adds strikethrough to highlighted text (0)
- 04: KiwiFoo and the power of conversation (0)
- 02: Is any part of News unaffected by the internet? (2)
February 2009 (24)
- 28: Death of a newspaper – blow by blow (2)
- 27: Giving away content online is not the problem, giving away advertising is (1)
- 26: NZ online ad spend up 22% (0)
- 26: More bad news for news publishers (0)
- 25: The Telegraph’s integrated newsroom (0)
- 25: Fun with Matt Jones at Webstock (0)
- 25: How niche social networks aid reporting (0)
- 23: Online community management 101 (13)
- 22: I listen to the BBC on 810AM (0)
- 22: What would Jeff Jarvis do? (0)
- 20: This is why Webstock rocks (1)
- 17: Me, Media7 and the future of newspapers (2)
- 17: Twitter raises $35m (0)
- 09: The evolution of blogs, put simply (0)
- 09: US news sites get 67m visitors a month (0)
- 07: Blodget to NY Times: cut costs, raise print prices, explore an online subscription (0)
- 06: Iqbal Quadir on poverty, mobile phones and bottom-up development (0)
- 06: Tip #2: F4 to repeat an action (0)
- 06: Online Spelling Bee (0)
- 05: Tip #1: F5 to start a PowerPoint presentation (0)
- 05: Link wrap: it’s all about business models (0)
- 05: Facebook grows faster, LinkedIn banks more (0)
- 03: Keep a list of websites with your will? (7)
- 01: Moving from Blogger to WordPress (15)
January 2009 (33)
- 31: You know you’re middle aged when… you remember standing for God Save the Queen (0)
- 28: Google holds the NZ search crown (1)
- 27: Elementary, said he (0)
- 27: O’Reilly’s APN stake is no longer for sale (0)
- 27: Social bookmarking for journalists (1)
- 26: Bird’s eye view of planes, trains and phone lines (0)
- 26: The EPA’s ‘most wanted’ list (0)
- 24: My favourite new site is: flowingdata.com (0)
- 24: BBC’s Air Traffic over Britain (0)
- 22: ‘Quality mark’ suggested for news websites (0)
- 22: Congratulations Michael Wesch (0)
- 21: WashPo’s wide-measure picture works well (0)
- 20: Mining information from social networks (1)
- 19: Go online to know online (0)
- 19: Twitter, RSS and other must-haves for journalists (2)
- 19: Notes on online business models (0)
- 18: New technology’s good, so’s old technology (0)
- 18: Gannett tells staff to take unpaid leave (0)
- 18: Transform your newsroom: the Telegraph model (0)
- 17: Always use your real name online (3)
- 17: News execs discuss integrated newsrooms (0)
- 16: Howard Rheingold on Dewey, journalists and citizens (0)
- 16: Link wrap: NY Times, iTunes for news, Al Jazeera footage (0)
- 16: Idea #355: aggregate blogs and print them (0)
- 16: Twelve questions to ask about your business (0)
- 15: Newspapers have always adapted to technology (0)
- 14: Newsreading: the way we were (0)
- 11: UK Telegraph outsources to Pagemasters (0)
- 02: Alltop.com is a good place to find journalism voices (0)
- 02: Blogger, Facebook top 2008 social media list (0)
- 02: Big doesn’t necessarily mean authoritative (0)
- 02: News in colour (0)
- 01: The Machine is Us/ing Us (0)
December 2008 (13)
- 30: What journalists need to know about SEO (0)
- 30: Common Craft on its success and business models (0)
- 22: JEANZ, penguins and keeping it simple (0)
- 21: First step in bringing change: find the believers (0)
- 20: How to see what people are linking to on Twitter (0)
- 20: NY Times winds down its file saving service (0)
- 19: How to find 550+ news services on Twitter (0)
- 13: Compfight.com is my new favourite image searching tool (0)
- 10: Find Flickr images easily with compfight.com (0)
- 09: Tribune files for bankruptcy protection (0)
- 08: Two ways to keep track of comments (1)
- 07: News companies could do more to lead the conversation (0)
- 03: RSS in Plain English (0)
November 2008 (13)
- 24: I love the BBC’s ‘World Without’ documentaries (0)
- 23: Telegraph.co.uk partners with Wesabe on personal money management site (0)
- 23: Privacy and the ‘cloud’ (1)
- 21: ‘Why the Drudge Report is one of web’s best designed sites’ (0)
- 21: How NZ business sites stack up (0)
- 20: PC Mag shuts print edition to focus online (0)
- 17: Pitfalls of citizen journalism (0)
- 16: We’re moving from news papers to news brands, says Rupert Murdoch (0)
- 14: Timewise, I’m motivated to embus
  (and other frowned-upon words) (2)
- 10: Get a leg-up by linking out (1)
- 07: Are you a good news ant? (0)
- 03: The Country Calendar guide to storytelling (0)
- 01: Figuring out the building blocks of news communities (0)
October 2008 (15)
- 30: ‘Source tagging’ lets readers find news they trust (0)
- 28: Pneumatic story delivery (0)
- 27: NZ On Screen is where you go to remember things you don’t realise you’ve forgotten (0)
- 23: Journalists should ‘think more about context than content’ (0)
- 21: The journalist’s toolkit circa 1967 (0)
- 20: Journalistic privilege – a NZ postscript (0)
- 20: Who should enjoy journalistic privilege? (1)
- 18: The email ‘pebble pile’ effect (0)
- 14: Country Calendar still hits the mark (0)
- 13: UK news group recruits 1,000 citizen journalists (0)
- 08: John Cleese and the social networks (0)
- 07: When to beg the question, and when not to (0)
- 06: The evolution of newspaper websites (0)
- 04: So you found something wrong on the internet? No worries. Just fix it. (0)
- 03: Hack the Debate lets you eavesdrop on other people’s living rooms while watching live TV (0)
September 2008 (22)
- 28: Will newspapers stop publishing on Mondays and Tuesdays? (1)
- 28: Telegraph and NY Times sign up for breakingviews.com content (0)
- 27: Making better audio slideshows (0)
- 27: The inky days of journalism (0)
- 27: Ten questions newsrooms should ask themselves about video (0)
- 24: ReadWriteWeb signs syndication deal with
  New York Times (0)
- 23: ‘We need to be skeptical of everything, but not equally skeptical of everything’ (0)
- 23: Blogging is niche and slowing, says RWW (0)
- 21: What Samuel Johnson has to offer the
  news business (0)
- 18: Justin’s survival guide for sub-editors (0)
- 18: Times Online to charge for archive access (0)
- 17: VCs give free advice for startups on Twitter (0)
- 17: Fairfax Australia to outsource sub-editing (0)
- 15: Lifecycle of a news 2.0 story (0)
- 15: How to sell newspaper ads online (0)
- 12: ‘Content is no longer king; context is’ (0)
- 11: Wish my schools had a newsroom like this (0)
- 10: Whirlwind tour of web2 journalism at eFest (0)
- 10: ‘My blog is a way to pitch stories for the newspaper’ (0)
- 09: If you find any of those website elves, send them my way (0)
- 08: A few words on the Herald’s little blue box (0)
- 07: Crowdfunded journalism site raises $2,500
  for story (0)
August 2008 (20)
- 31: AP to lose another customer (0)
- 24: Newspapers are losing their social currency (0)
- 24: Mix and match magazine subscriptions (0)
- 24: Newspaper executives: if you don’t use the web you’ll never understand it (0)
- 23: CNN lets you embed its video (0)
- 23: Since Facebook, friends aren’t what they
  used to be (2)
- 23: The news is out there, you’ve just got to filter, aggregate and share it (0)
- 18: SlideShare is a treasure trove (0)
- 17: Wellington journalism students get with the programme (7)
- 11: Journalism innovation finalists are worth watching (2)
- 11: Obits: the good, the great and the hard to find (0)
- 11: More UK sites sell advertising overseas (0)
- 09: Ouch: newspapers no longer sold here (0)
- 07: What Facebook does when you die (0)
- 07: How would you know if I died? (9)
- 07: All fired up over Wintec’s Spark festival (0)
- 05: The future’s bright. It’s just the medium term that looks a little ropey (0)
- 04: Washington Post’s top 10 investigative stories (2)
- 04: Wikileaks – the home of leaked documents (0)
- 04: A word on design (0)
July 2008 (12)
- 20: New look coming for the UK Telegraph (0)
- 20: Telegraph sells ads at home and abroad (0)
- 20: Linking out ‘works’ for news sites (0)
- 20: Lack of links one reason for lukewarm
  hyperlocal experiment (0)
- 14: Claim your name online (1)
- 13: Voicemail belongs in a museum (0)
- 10: Wall Street Journal ‘nearly doubles’ audience (2)
- 09: See who’s doing what on Wikipedia (2)
- 07: How to run the numbers on websites (0)
- 07: Ice cream guide to social media (0)
- 01: Facebook NZ’s favourite social network (0)
- 01: Fairfax to centralise newspaper production (0)
June 2008 (12)
- 30: Why I love TED (0)
- 30: Newspaper closures are inevitable, says US media analyst (0)
- 30: New York Times adds social networking (0)
- 28: Death of a social network (0)
- 26: Looking forward to seeing NZ On Screen (0)
- 23: A beatblogging success story (0)
- 23: Dial a journalist (2)
- 20: The future is local (0)
- 18: Living under a rock (0)
- 03: Global online newspaper audience grows 100pc in three years (0)
- 03: Top tips on covering conferences live (0)
- 03: NZ online advertising grew 67pc in Q1 (2)
May 2008 (12)
- 26: If you could only keep one news source, what would it be? (3)
- 25: Telegraph.co.uk claims top spot in UK (0)
- 25: The cuts go on (3)
- 25: The moral of this *fake* story is: check
  your sources (1)
- 24: This whole internet thing hasn’t caught on as much as we think (0)
- 24: Rant about my digital home invasion (0)
- 19: Bring back Dougal Stevenson (2)
- 19: RSS is great – if you speak English (0)
- 12: Washington Post signs syndication deal with TechCrunch (0)
- 12: Twitter moves news faster than ever – earthquake ripples (0)
- 12: All the gear, no idea (but it’s probably just as well) (1)
- 03: In ten years newspapers will be a quarter of what they are now, says Blodget (0)
April 2008 (21)
- 28: US newspaper websites take 27% local online ad share (2)
- 25: Modesty Blaise, split infinitives and style guides (0)
- 23: The world according to news editors (0)
- 21: The world needs more people who speak both ‘user’ and ‘developer’ (2)
- 17: Less is more when updating news on Twitter (6)
- 16: ‘Why not make the Indy a magazine?’ (0)
- 16: NZ blog gets a boost from going into print (0)
- 15: RSS for beginners (0)
- 13: Social media with a French accent (0)
- 13: Using games to tell the news (1)
- 13: UK Telegraph talks about a year of newsroom integration (0)
- 13: Papers sideline agency with content-sharing deal (0)
- 12: Small town papers remain in rude health – for now (0)
- 10: The pros and cons of live-blogging news (1)
- 10: Sub-editors replaced by advertising designers (0)
- 09: I like this media player (0)
- 08: Who are the journalists? (0)
- 07: Broadband bouquets and brickbats (0)
- 07: Tips on managing blog comments (0)
- 02: Another subscriber says no to print – but yes to paying for news online (4)
- 02: BoingBoing makes moderation policies fun (0)
March 2008 (28)
- 31: NY Times tribute to Dith Pran (0)
- 30: First, the bad news (0)
- 30: Mistakes are built into the system (2)
- 27: Tips on using social networks in medialand (0)
- 26: Outsourcing ads and consolidating sales (0)
- 25: There’s something wrong with this picture (2)
- 25: BBC’s mobile update (0)
- 25: Finished? No, it’s the story so far (0)
- 25: Semantic markup – a public sector debut (2)
- 21: PA chooses open source (0)
- 17: 100pc growth encourages Guardian to add more community content (0)
- 17: Twitter in ‘Plain English’ (1)
- 17: Telegraph’s guide to integrated story management (4)
- 13: Breaking news: car stalled on Kahekili Highway (0)
- 13: Guy Kawasaki read my mind (0)
- 12: People are missing out on blogging goodness (0)
- 12: Let’s talk about how we communicate, says Zuckerberg (0)
- 11: How did Malcolm become Michael overnight? (2)
- 10: Easily digestible data (0)
- 09: Your readers are here to help (0)
- 09: 67% of Americans are unhappy with quality of journalism (0)
- 09: Traffic’s up, where’s the revenue? (0)
- 09: Better players make for better video (0)
- 04: Why is it so hard to buy a newspaper? (2)
- 03: List of news groups posting to Twitter (0)
- 03: In search of a better online metric (0)
- 03: Balance in all things, even venting (0)
- 03: The case for hiring a video strategist (0)
February 2008 (30)
- 29: Bebo still rules the roost in NZ (0)
- 29: Explain Twitter without using a computer (5)
- 27: The great disconnect (0)
- 24: You heard it here last (1)
- 24: What’s to blame: journalism or technology? (0)
- 24: Reason to love guardian.co.uk #23 (3)
- 24: Page numbers add context for online readers (0)
- 23: When every conversation = talking to the press (0)
- 23: Guardian puts its correspondents on the map (0)
- 22: Make room for a programmer at the news conference table (0)
- 21: Just tell me what button to push (2)
- 21: Twitter as a news delivery service: postscript (0)
- 20: Twitter as a newsroom communication tool (0)
- 19: A digital CV sends a positive signal (7)
- 19: How news sites can stay relevant: #572 (0)
- 19: Keep it short, sharp and to the point (0)
- 17: One-liners from Webstock (0)
- 17: Using Twitter to deliver news: a few early thoughts (5)
- 17: Journalism job suck? Vent here (0)
- 14: Words of the day: fun, simple, people (0)
- 13: Wellington turns on the charm (3)
- 11: It’s your newspaper, where will you swing the axe? (0)
- 11: A minimise-your-legal-risk blog list (0)
- 11: Off the record, for now (0)
- 10: Does PR rule the newsroom? (1)
- 10: Do podcasts work for news? (0)
- 10: A rant about … (3)
- 10: London’s Camden Market is on fire: anatomy of a breaking news story (0)
- 09: Day in the life of a Second Life reporter (0)
- 09: Dear BBC, thanks for letting me help (0)
January 2008 (69)
- 28: Time for a holiday (0)
- 28: Radio NZ gets it right, again (0)
- 27: Wikis in plain English (0)
- 27: When covering both sides of the ‘story’ isn’t enough (0)
- 27: News? No thanks, not really interested (1)
- 27: Post uses surveys to engage readers, generate stories (0)
- 27: Blogs ‘shouldn’t replace newspaper columns’ (0)
- 27: Telegraph’s interactive political map (0)
- 26: Paywall stays at WSJ (0)
- 25: Washington Post links with hyperlocal site (0)
- 25: Thanks for the tweets, RNZ (0)
- 25: The case for pick-and-mix newspapers (0)
- 25: The challenges of hyperlocal (0)
- 25: If newspapers hit the wall, should the Government save them? (0)
- 24: Want teens to read news? First you’ve got to find them (0)
- 23: Reporters, privacy settings and other people’s Bebo profiles (1)
- 23: Telegraph to become OpenID provider (0)
- 23: More foreign readers than local for UK news sites (0)
- 23: In social networks as in life: it’s good to experiment but eventually you have to settle down (0)
- 22: Treat social networks like any source: with measured skepticism (0)
- 22: LA Times editor leaves (0)
- 21: Telegraph readers get Q&A with BBC chief (0)
- 21: First rule for ISPs: keep it simple (please) (0)
- 21: Irish Times joins newsroom integration club (0)
- 21: USA Today invites readers onto expert panel (0)
- 21: Bebo still number one in NZ with Facebook close behind (0)
- 21: Wired uses Facebook group for science reporting (0)
- 19: Why newsrooms should integrate web and print (0)
- 19: If toddlers hang out in virtual worlds, so should news companies (0)
- 18: Reporting through social networks throws up tech challenges (0)
- 18: 59 million users can’t be right and other thoughts on Facebook (0)
- 17: Talk to other reporters on Facebook: join the group (0)
- 16: First question for ‘Ask AP’ is: where are the answers? (0)
- 16: Trinity Mirror buys recruitment site (0)
- 15: Telegraph drops podcast, launches 7 TV programmes (0)
- 15: Herald news link-up with msn.co.nz (0)
- 15: WSJ brings Opinion out from paywall, but not much more (0)
- 15: UK online ad spend ‘to overtake TV in 2009′ (0)
- 15: Online video ‘complements’ linear broadcasting (0)
- 14: Bret and Jemaine get convergent (0)
- 12: Reporters using Facebook: good idea but don’t take anything at face value (0)
- 12: Why ‘most popular’ doesn’t mean ‘most important’ (0)
- 10: Don’t hog the online toys (0)
- 10: John Birt, 10 years of BBC online and the modular homepage (0)
- 09: Where UGC fits in the BBC newsroom (0)
- 09: How to spot a plagiarist (0)
- 09: The march of integration in UK newsrooms (0)
- 09: Spotlight on video (0)
- 09: The urge to document and share is a powerful one (0)
- 08: Guardian chooses Pluck community tools (0)
- 08: Throw out the rulebook, if only for a day a month (0)
- 08: Watch the kids to figure out the market (0)
- 08: One way to stop ads detracting from Herald’s media player (0)
- 08: Herald makes good use of readers’ fire pics (0)
- 08: How about a howler hotline? (0)
- 08: NY Times and CNBC to share web content (0)
- 07: How reporters can promote themselves online (0)
- 07: If you do nothing else this year, read this (0)
- 07: Key to a good video interview: be prepared (0)
- 06: Video journalism: it’s ‘all about people’ (0)
- 06: ‘Raw’ video works just fine (0)
- 05: Murdochification spotters (0)
- 05: Cheers! I’m a journalist (0)
- 05: Oops, I got my feeds crossed (0)
- 04: Outgoing Wall Street Journal editor sums up 50 years of news (0)
- 03: Should online news be free? Yes, but the debate grinds on (0)
- 03: Miami Herald outsources ad production to India (1)
- 03: Search Twitter for first-hand accounts of breaking news (0)
- 02: Reporters on Facebook – the professional and the personal (0)
December 2007 (23)
- 28: Social journalism – how to cover major events by tapping into tech tools and the communities who use them (0)
- 22: Abu Dhabi paper copies Telegraph integrated newsroom (2)
- 22: Swedish paper launches ‘newspaper phone’ (0)
- 21: US papers are losing local ad sales; New Zealand papers are completely ignoring them (0)
- 19: A whale of a story, innovatively told (0)
- 19: Facebook campaigns must be witty, says Newsnight’s Paul Mason (0)
- 18: A moving bio pic (0)
- 18: Keep it short is the golden rule for video (0)
- 17: Definition of the day – blog carnival (0)
- 17: There goes another one (a journalist reinvents himself) (0)
- 17: Finding stories on Facebook (0)
- 16: Beat blogging – reporters build social networks (0)
- 15: Google’s knols square off against Wikipedia (0)
- 13: How to cure magazine addiction – become a subscriber (0)
- 12: Independent and Independent on Sunday merge business desks (0)
- 11: All organised. No, wait, everything’s changed again… (0)
- 11: What are newspapers for now that websites deliver the news? (0)
- 11: Reuters signs revenue-share deal to supply business news to IHT (0)
- 11: Fresh to your letterbox … warmed over news (0)
- 10: Does radio need pictures? (0)
- 07: LA Times launches Readers’ Representative blog (0)
- 05: Newspapers make themselves at home on Facebook (0)
- 05: Guardian gives users clippings file (0)

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