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• The Journalism Iconoclast » Poll: Does your news organization use Twitter? » Posted 82 minutes ago

  Does your news organization use Twitter? ( surveys) [Link]

• Invisible Inkling » Snapshots from the future of online student news » Posted 7 hours ago

  Those of you (er, both of you) who have been following this blog since its outset (onset?) in February 2005 will recall that I first got involved with the actual production of online news at the Spartan Daily, the student ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Blog Action Day - what are you doing? » Posted 10 hours ago

  It’s Blog Action Day .Here are 88 ways to do something about poverty now. And if you’re in the Midlands, here’s an 89th: go to the Birmingham Social Media Surgery, to support voluntary and community groups in the city. Credit to Nick ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » At the End of Journalism conference - and you? » Posted 11 hours ago

  On Friday I’ll be presenting at the End of Journalism conference at the University of Bedfordshire. A really interesting range of papers, which I’ll try to Twitter/Qik/blog about. If you’re going to be around too, let me know in the ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Blogging journalists: pt.2: Blogs and news ideas: “The canary in the mine” » Posted 16 hours ago

  The second part of the results of my survey of blogging journalists looks at how blogs have affected how journalists generate story ideas and leads. Blogs and news ideas: “The canary in the mine” Blogging's effect on story ideas by ... [Link]

• Invisible Inkling » You have 17 nights left to Challenge yourself. » Posted 21 hours ago

  I remember where I was the first time I read about the Knight News Challenge and was inspired enough to blog about it. A tire shop.  This one: (Photo yanked from Google Maps Street View.) Seriously, it was late in ... [Link]

• The Local Onliner » Relocating? New Service Finds Similar Neighborhoods » Posted 26 hours ago

  Neighborhood-level intelligence isn’t always easy to find, for residents, travelers or resettlers. We have neighborhood boundaries, courtesy of the sociologists and mapmakers at Urban Mapping. But other information can be scant. Now we have another view from the real estate ... [Link]

• Online Journalism Blog » Blogging journalists: survey results pt.1: context and methodology » Posted 40 hours ago

  Back in June I distributed an online survey to find out how journalists with blogs felt their work had been affected by the technology. 200 blogging journalists responded in total, from 30 different countries. The responses paint an interesting picture: ... [Link]

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