In the final parts of this series I look at two concepts that have become increasingly central to online journalism in the post-Web 2.0 era: community and conversation. I look at why journalists need to understand how both have changed, how they are linked, and how to embrace them in your work processes. Conversation and community have always been the
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Posted by Paul Bradshaw on Sep 15, 2008
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online journalism, twitter • Tags: 1-9-90 rule, BASIC principles, community, conversation, cory doctorow, dan gillmor, david cohn, dunbar number, facebook, flickr, green ink brigade, myspace, twitter, youtube • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
BASIC Principles of Online Journalism: C is for Community & Conversation (pt2: Conversation)
Continuing the final part of this series (part 1: Community is here) I look at conversation. I look at why conversation is becoming a form of publishing itself, why journalists need to be a part of that conversation, and a range of ways they can join in.
online journalism, twitter • Tags: BASIC principles, comments, community, content is king, content is not king, conversation, conversation loop, cory doctorow, crowdsourcing, distribution, email, Facebook groups, future journalism, IM, jason mkey, Jay Rosen, Jeff Jarvis, linking, mashup, pingback, RSS, series, twitter, widgets, wiki • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post