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• AndyDickinson.net » NCTJ create Video training resource » Posted 12 hours ago

  I’m back in work after a stint of what’s known around here as freshers flu. (all the new students bring more than just eager minds to class) I know I have a lot of things that I need to post ... [Link]

• The Local Onliner » Interview: Autobytel CEO Jim Riesenbach on ABTL’s Future » Posted 3 days ago

  The news hit the wires this week that Autobytel, one of the original third party auto sites, had hired RBC Capital Markets to explore its options, and was laying off 75 of its 225 workers. This was on top of ... [Link]

• Journalistopia » Garbage SEO journalism » Posted 3 days ago

  I’m a big fan of optimizing headlines for search engines so they can be found, but sometimes sites go too far. At the moment, there are unverified rumors crawling around the Internet that actor James Earl Jones died. So I ... [Link]

• Invisible Inkling » IdeaLab: DIY Django development at ReportingOn » Posted 3 days ago

  Over at IdeaLab, I’ve posted a bit of background on why I ended up building ReportingOn in Django instead of Drupal.  Frankly, to the users of the site, it shouldn’t matter which platform I chose, but to me, and to ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » Sorry, you don't get off the hook so easily » Posted 3 days ago

  Paul Fahri is right in so many details as he recounts how he deck is stacked against America's newspapers, yet so wrong in concluding that journalism doesn't share the blame. Journalism should share the blame, and journalists are not powerless. ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Define blogging without mentioning technology » Posted 4 days ago

  What is blogging? Time was you could simply say: “writing a blog”, but now? I wonder whether the genre has outgrown the platform, with the likes of Seesmic, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and Delicious providing new spaces for ‘things we used to ... [Link]

• AndyDickinson.net » links for 2008-10-02 » Posted 4 days ago

  Our hyperlocal experiment and why it works - Lost Remote TV Blog Cory Bergman makes hyperlocal work (tags: web news lostremote local hyperlocal citizenjournalism business blogs) cybersoc.com: presentation: blogging for apples I love Robin's apple anaolgy - perfect. My students ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » So Sarah Palin doesn’t read newspapers… Who does? » Posted 5 days ago

  Yes, in a recent interview with Katie Couric, Governor Palin was unable to name one newspaper or magazine that she reads. Some take that to mean that she doesn’t read newspapers. Somehow that it is a bad thing. In reality, ... [Link]

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