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• Online Journalism Blog » Something for the Weekend #8: the easiest blogging platform in the world: Posterous » Posted 19 hours ago

  Assuming you want them to, how do you get people to blog? It’s a challenge facing most community editors, particularly as they seek to encourage a conversation with readers for whom Wordpress or Blogger are still too fiddly. Enter Posterous, ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Could this be the tipping point for UK data mashups? » Posted 20 hours ago

  The best thing that I took from this week’s 2gether08 event was yesterday’s announcement by blogging MP Tom Watson and Ofcom’s blogging Tom Loosemore of Show Us a Better Way. The site (also a blog - notice a pattern here?) ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » When social media meets art and creates a new business model » Posted 23 hours ago

  Twit2art is one of those wonderful ideas that captures the age we’re living in - and heading towards. A project by Belgian artist Jan Leenders, it works like this: you send a tweet @twit2art and he’ll make an artwork with ... [Link]

• Lucas Grindley's blog | Exploring the new way for journalism » Happy to announce new job with NationalJournal.com » Posted 27 hours ago

  The ever-loyal group of folks who noticed my return to blogging also inquired about whether the job search is over. And I'm happy to announce that my tangle with unemployment has ended. Later this month, I begin a new role ... [Link]

• Invisible Inkling » Declare your independence from the curmudgeon tribe » Posted 29 hours ago

  More than a year ago, I wrote a blog post aimed at the curmudgeons in your newsroom. The ones who prefer hand-wringing editorials to reorganization plans. The ones who prefer complaining about bloggers to starting a blog. The ones who ... [Link]

• AndyDickinson.net » links for 2008-07-03 » Posted 34 hours ago

  Sony Handycam HDR-TG1 VS Sanyo Xacti HD1000 : Akihabara News .com A nice head to head of sony and sanyos handheld ‘pistol’ style of camcorder. Sanyo wins - just (tags: sanyo sony) [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Image of the day: celebrities beat politicians hands down » Posted 35 hours ago

  Here’s a little graph using Google Trends to compare how many people have been searching for the terms ‘celebrity’, ‘politician’ and ‘footballer’ in the past few years - more interestingly, along the bottom is how often those terms are mentioned ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » Schadenfreude-free zone » Posted 35 hours ago

  It's quite possible that we're about to see some more newspapers die. I know what it's like. In my career I've been present for the deaths of several newspapers. One was the Metro-East Journal in East St. Louis, Ill., the ... [Link]

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