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Tag Archives: Journalism
What I’ve been reading
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. The Case Against Online Participation and Government As A Platform – "the question is: should we just give up and consider open government and government 2.0 an interesting, nice-to-have, but … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks
Tagged Blogging, democracy, elearning, epetitions, epic, government, huffingtonpost, huffpo, internet, Journalism, localgovcamp, mobile, networkedjournalism, opengov, opengovernment, socialcare, yammer
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Oh dear, Andrew Marr…
I don’t tend to respond to this sort of thing, but this one pressed several of my buttons. The so-called “citizen journalists” will never offer a real replacement to newspapers and television news, he told Cheltenham Literature Festival. He said: … Continue reading
Moronic reporting of non issues
Take a look at this story, excitingly titled on the BBC News site “Council Twitter users face rebuke“. Councillors in Cornwall could face being reported to the authority’s standards committee for using social networking sites. The trouble is, no they’re … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Twittering
Tagged BBC, culture, Journalism, local government, localgov, twitter
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