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The IDF and other legions on YouTube: Useful sources?
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?
How to: Bail out of your newspaper and dive into the blogosphere
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.
Prime real estate: Who’s who on the Neilsen Online list
A look at who is who on the top 50 Internet newsgroups.
Talk it up: Brand strategy online
There are many strategies to encourage online conversations about a product, service or brand.
Traversing Twitter: Tweets for journalists
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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- Guardian feeds its readers
- Poor execution: Media freedom in Moldova
- Unique culture centre in Limburg hosts World Press Photo
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- Youth media gets closer to the EU
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- Introducing Reporter and Editor 2.0
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- Associated Press announces content marketplace
- Picnic multimedia page
- Of offline domains
- What companies don’t understand about social media
- Clocking the chit chat: Presenting at Picnic
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- Of webwashers and enablers: Multimedia Semantics Conference in Crete
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- In the hood: ENJN training starts
- German mobile TV a non-starter
- Challenges of the European Neighbourhood Policy: One
- Actively European: Euractive.com, a profile
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- Did I do that? Preventing identity theft
- The Redlasso problem
- New media and social change in the Arab and Muslim world
- Knowing too much
- Public relations primer
- Blogskeptics ponder regulation in Europe
- Unpublished: The Internet eraser
- Part Two: Thriving in the “Me” era
- The right to blog: freedom’s next frontier
- Chernobyl: The unforgettable fire
- Part two: Future user guidance in television and online video
- Future user guidance in television and online video
- I’m a stranger here myself
- Avoiding the backlash: A retrospective on the AP debacle
- Part One: Surviving the “Me” era
- Journalist above all
- When the threat comes from within
- When customers go bad
- Globalised business and the limits of media regulation
- The US orphan works bill and you
- All eyes on Ireland
- Platforms for inter-religious dialogue?
- Online democracy is here to stay
- Creative Commons: For journalists?
- Diving into shallow coverage
- Zittrain in the Netherlands
- Transparency begins at home
- How much is a link worth?
- Who is copying your content
- German Public Broadcasters try to defuse Public Value Test
- Protecting online video
- A look at German television
- Visiting journalists brush up on trade, exchange stories
- Tearing down the paywall
- Barking up the wrong tree: Quality in commercial television
- Links: The currency of the web
- Covering Africa in The Hague
- Five steps toward revolutionary web strategy
- Private equity investors in German media
- Peace journalism in practice
- Despite billion eyes on the web, content misuse is rampant
- The German TV market as seen from abroad
- Whither goes NPR
- Really, simple syndication
- Nation 2.0
- The new foreign correspondent is looking for adventure
- The European Union’s effect on copyright law
- UGC: News with street cred?
- Oops: Dealing With corrections in the digital world
- On the borderlands of the Fourth Estate II
- The advantages of copying
- Postcard: Rolling along a Riga river
- Discussion Points: Gender equality in the labour market
- Be careful where you upload
- Broadcasting regulations to govern online video?
- Between consumption and participation - consumer/citizen models in the digital environment
- “We know already that we’re a strange country”
- Risk management in media policy: Balancing stakeholders
- On the borderlands of the Fourth Estate
- Got something to say? Creating a comment policy
- Postcard from Japan: Covering the challenges of an ageing society
- The future of the Internet is far from certain
- Risk management in media policy: Dealing with complexity
- A brief guide to social news sites
- The danger of saying “Thank You”
- Risk management in media policy: The challenges of diversity
- Books that journalists should read: Edwin Black
- Risk management in media policy: The context of EU politics
- Risk management in media policy
- Avoiding copyright catastrophe
- Watermarking for the web
- Brain drain - Robin Hood in reverse?
- What duties have journalists?
- A brief history of copyright on the web: Part one
- Bridging the gap
- Tracking images on the web
- Europe goes “e”: the European challenge towards eGovernment
- Full or partial: the RSS debate
- Postcard from Nantes:Neonet Eur@dio Nantes
- How to: Journalism 2.0
- Postcard from Paris: Cinéma de Québec à Paris
- Service-neutral air waves in Europe
- Media democratization on the battlefield II
- Detecting the plagiarist within
- German broadcasting in a crisis of meaning
- Don’t take chocolate from the right-wing media
- Dealing with plagiarism in the digital age
- Standing up for journalism
- Public money for commercial broadcasters?
- The dangers of user-generated content
- The public broadcasting license fee and public value
- Media democratization on the battlefield
- Life in convergence culture
- Video: Chocolate and the future of journalism
- Belgian site promotes use of information laws
- Trust me. I’m objective!
- Licensing your content
- Helping to revolutionize journalism
- News and commercial TV
- Content for ageing audiences
- Postcard from: A basement in London
- A second helping of Picnic
- Dancing through the Picnic programme
- Out to market in Amsterdam
- Wagging the long tail
- From payola to pandora
- Serbian students finish tour of Dutch media outlets
- Innovation journalism: Detecting weak signals
- Innovation Journalism: Detecting Weak Signals (Day 1)
- Waves of praise roll in for Altered Oceans series
- Politicians pontificate on media theory
- Internet thought leaders meet on iCommons ground
- Facing up to conflict
- Postcard: Innovation journalism in Ljubljana
- Broadcasting to a younger public
- Press freedom in the digital era
- “Truth doesn’t reveal itself by accident”
- More than 600 journalists descend upon Melbourne
- Iranian photographer among winners of Pulitzer Prize
- Gatti wins journalism award: For Diversity. Against Discrimination
- RTNDA announces regional winners of Edward R. Murrow awards
- Digital road signs for German public service television
- Postcard from: Perugia International Journalism Festival
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