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The IDF and other legions on YouTube: Useful sources?

By Kathlyn Clore, published on January 6, 2009

The Israel Defence Forces is the most recent armed force to storm YouTube. But it isn’t the only military group representing itself on the ubiquitous video platform.

Do journalists find a use for videos produced by militaries like the IDF? Or are these videos taken as mere propaganda?

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How to: Bail out of your newspaper and dive into the blogosphere

By Francesco Federico, published on January 5, 2009

Revolutions in new media revolution have put old media into an unpleasant situation, one in which they have to grasp at the potential of the Internet in order to evolve and stay alive. Six Apart noticed and has offered to help journalists… in the US.

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Prime real estate: Who’s who on the Neilsen Online list

By Jonathan Bailey, published on January 5, 2009

A look at who is who on the top 50 Internet newsgroups.

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Talk it up: Brand strategy online

By Francesco Federico, published on December 16, 2008

There are many strategies to encourage online conversations about a product, service or brand.

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Traversing Twitter: Tweets for journalists

By Jonathan Bailey, published on December 15, 2008

At first glance, Twitter is little more than an informal chatroom where people share short messages. But, even though most of uses of Twitter are trivial, it is also rapidly developing into a most important and useful newsgathering and broadcasting services.

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