Managing People: Day Eight of #MMJC10DoT
Over the last seven lessons, you may have found that as you continue to use Twitter, you come across more and more interesting people to… Read More »Managing People: Day Eight of #MMJC10DoT
Rayner, Mark
Faculty, 2005 Winter
Managing Information: Day Nine of #MMJC10DoT
If you’re choosing who to follow effectively, then your Twitter feed should be full of interesting tweets and links to webpages etc which you might… Read More »Managing Information: Day Nine of #MMJC10DoT
Archiving, Scheduling, Storytelling: Day Ten of #MMJC10DoT
Twitter is ephemeral. Tweets are short, throwaway observations, which capture the present moment, flow past quickly and are succeeded by more recent and relevant ones. We’ve looked at a way to favourite tweets, and to bookmark the URLs they may contain, but once you’ve done this, why would you want to keep a tweet? Why would you want to tweet in advance?
Blogging — is that still a thing?
Hell yes. Blogging, and by that I mean a consistent flow of regular and meaningful content that is indexed and categorized — continues to drive… Read More »Blogging — is that still a thing?
An Emmy-winning content strategist explains how the sausage gets made
This article at A List Apart is quite a good case study of content strategy in action. Caroline Roberts won an Emmy for her work… Read More »An Emmy-winning content strategist explains how the sausage gets made
An uplifting response to technological change, and other cromulent ideas
Last week in the dojo we had a rousing discussion about artificial intelligence (AI) and the future of journalism and communication. Since then, I’ve been… Read More »An uplifting response to technological change, and other cromulent ideas
Great list of Twitter tips from Poynter
There’s no questioning that Twitter has changed over the past few years. It’s not as much fun as it used to be, and it can… Read More »Great list of Twitter tips from Poynter
Fascinating piece about the “black hat” SEO crowd
Confessions of a Google Spammer
Internet vs Web vs Deep Web vs Darkness
This may be helpful when we talk about how the search engines work on Wednesday! Internet: the physical connections between computers Web: a protocol (software)… Read More »Internet vs Web vs Deep Web vs Darkness