Exploring digital media trends
News sites need to communicate with their readers. Here are 5 great tools that will help you cover the news in a much more dynamic way. All of them have one thing in common: They are extremely easy to implement – even if you have no skills in programming.
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211 million out of Europe’s 283 million web users visited a social network site in December, according to new numbers from Comscore.
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Recently I gave a presentation for a group of Norwegian news reporters about how Twitter can be used as a tool for journalism. I have now translated it – and here is the English version:
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Twitter is much more than sending status messages. Here are four smart ways journalists and editors can use it in their work.
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More than one in five web users worldwide visited the social network Facebook in December.
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Every day news stories break on Twitter. Here are some of the tools journalists can use to make Twitter work for them.
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Here are some of the social media trends that are taking place in 2009. Illustration: Matt Hamm
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Image via CrunchBase Never before has a so high percentage of the web users spent time on Facebook and other social networks as on Christmas Eve.
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Image via Wikipedia U.S. newspapers are finally embracing Web 2.0 in their web operations, according to a major survey. But is it too late?
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New roles will be necessary in editorial organizations. Here are 10 of them, provided by the Swedish media blog Mindpark.
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