Mindcasting
Jay Rosen made a rich Tumblr post about mindcasting and Twitter. Mindcasting is Jay’s term for his posting style – […]
Jay Rosen made a rich Tumblr post about mindcasting and Twitter. Mindcasting is Jay’s term for his posting style – […]
Friday’s “Open Government on the Internet” conference at the LBJ Library opened with Bill Bradley, who discussed his (and President
A Guatemalan Twitter user has been arrested for “inciting a panic” with his tweets. Great reporting from Xeni at boingboing:
Magpie is troubling: “Allow us to embed our customers’ messages (aka spam?) in your Twitter timeline and earn money. Crass
The New York Times just discovered that there are ghost tweeters on Twitter. That was common knowledge in the Twitterverse,
In a retreat today and tomorrow with founders of a participatory medicine movement at Cook’s Branch near Houston. In participatory
Rebecca MacKinnon tweeted a pointer to Ai Weiwei’s Truth to Power, a Chinese blog. This links to an interview posted
Clay Shirky just got some interesting ink (to use a trad media term) in the Guardian UK, which compares him
I really like Amrita Chandra’s guest post at Chris Brogan’s blog – “What Artists Can Teach Everyone About Social Media.”
[Someone complained that a link to this post was “dead.” I had unpublished it because, after some conversation with the
Jay Rosen understands better than anybody the distinctions between traditional media and social media, and he’s written a great post
I’m guest blogging at Change.org’s “Stop Global Warming” blog this week. Check out my posts “Bandwidth for Climate Change” and
Social media people still haven’t shaken broadcast thinking. So many still think there’s a relationship between attention and credibility. If
I posted earlier about Mumbai/social media. Svetlana Gladkova says more about Twitter as a source of news and conversation about