links for 2008-03-06
Mar 6, 2008 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
I think they were hoping to usher in a shining new era where telly luvvies and the new geek army would fall hopelessly in love with each other and skip off merrily into a brave new world of hybrid media together. What they got instead was more akin to the
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Teaming up with the Knight Foundation, Ashoka announced that they will award fellowships to 30 social entrepreneurs over the next three years aimed at changing the way journalism works throughout the world.
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As journalists, we should focus on quality content, but our audiences have moved on, too often quite literally. They expect not only quality content but real, social interaction around that content. Wrap your content in a community
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This Google maps and Google AJAX Feeds mashups allows users to find RSS feeds of breaking news and view footage from top stories around the world.
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One Response for "links for 2008-03-06"
Paul Miller who set up School of Everything was educated here in Brum. He’s a fine man and one of us.
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