Jay Rosen transcript posted below
In case there is anyone out there who thinks they don’t have the time to listen to Jay Rosen for six minutes and eight seconds, below is a transcript of the video of Jay Rosen moderating the SABEW...
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aTwitter
This blog has not been updated in almost two months. I would always prefer that were not the case and, as I’ve said before, I hope to remedy that with more frequent posting. For some reason my daily...
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Future of Journalism – Brisbane
I’m not going to go into the Future of Journalism conference last Saturday in any great detail. There is a post on the Future of Journalism’s Wired Scribe blog with a roundup of several good links to...
View ArticleHow journalists should use Twitter
Today the Columbia Journalism Review has posed the question, How should journalists use Twitter? The question comes out of yet another emergency of global significance where the news spread rapidly on...
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Social Networking Distribution – Power of the reTweet
Image by Nimages DR via Flickr Journalists and the power of retweeting on twitter « Save the Media “by a conservative estimate, two tweets by journalists — my colleague and me — that took about two...
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Guy Kawasaki – defensive about Twitter spam?
Darryl King of web development company ireckon conducted an experiment three weeks ago. He publicly tweeted that he was unfollowing Guy Kawasaki because of his spammy Twitter activity. Specifically,...
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PANPA students – media interaction?
PANPA - Pacific Area Newspaper Publishers AssociationI left a comment over at the PANPA students’ blog last night, asking how they determined Facebook to be a “media outlet”. Based on a survey of six...
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Interview with Dave Earley on Citizen Journalism
Image via Wikipedia Stephanie Sword, a Griffith University communications student, asked me a few questions for an assignment. Below are Stephanie’s questions and my answers about Citizen Journalism:...
View ArticleAustralia’s Top 100 Journalists and News Media People on Twitter
UPDATE: The list that appeared here had grown to several hundred Twitter accounts, so I have retitled it and reposted in full as 501 Australian Journalists and News Media People on Twitter. Visit that...
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501 Australian Journalists and News Media People on Twitter
This list was originally contained in the post, Australia’s Top 100 Journalists and News Media People on Twitter. That post has been trimmed back to just 100 Twitter accounts to more accurately reflect...
View ArticleTwitter threatens legal action against third party developer
A third party Twitter developer in New York has discovered the hard way that Twitter may now be playing tough, threatening to aggressively “take whatever steps are necessary” to protect their rights....
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The Pear Analytics Twitter “babble”
This is just a collection of relevant links about the study that claimed 40% of Twitter is just “babble”. To be clear from the outset, the study is flawed, or full of crap. Had anyone read the original...
View ArticleMedia Reading from the earley edition
I don’t have time to write real blog posts, as evidenced by my lack of updates here at the earley edition. Consider this a curated reading list of carefully selected items, which are of great and...
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Half of all tweets generated by just 20K elite users
A new report from Yahoo! Research has used Twitter in an attempt to answer Lasswell’s maxim: “who says what to whom in what channel with what effect”. The report, Who Says What to Whom on Twitter |...
View ArticleWhich department in the company should own Social Media?
This question was asked in a LinkedIn group for newspaper professionals a while ago. SOCIAL MEDIA: In your opinion which department should administer your organization’s Social Media properties? Do...
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Ten years of The Earley Edition
On April 9, 2004, the earley edition – as a blog – was started with an inauspicious post titled: IT’S OFFICIAL. And it was officially bad. More along the lines of awkward #FirstTweets with nothing to...
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Facebook news feed changes. Again. ‘Clickbait’, image posts and organic reach
Despite appearances, plush ‘f’ is not the Facebook logo. © Dave Earley | the earley editionFacebook has introduced more changes to the news feed that will significantly affect news distribution on the...
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