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In the social media world things tend to change quickly. A year may as well be a decade, or at least it seems. Videoinfographs.com has put together a great, engaging video infographic with the …[more]
Let’s face it, the job market is competitive regardless of your industry. The way people are getting hired is changing as well. Last year, nearly half of new people hired by companies in the United …[more]
It has been a big week for the people at Spot.Us and the Public Insight Network. Marking its three-year anniversary as a crowd-funding platform to fund journalism projects, Spot.Us announced its merge…[more]
I hate to admit it, but Twitter is saturated with bots, spammers and every single kind of business f…[more]
In the social media world things tend to change quickly. A year may as well be a decade, or a…[more]
Let’s face it, the job market is competitive regardless of your industry. The way people are getti…[more]
This past weekend two of our digital communication team members travelled to Savannah, GA for the th…[more]
People no longer seek out news. Instead, it often comes to them through social networks. Journalism …[more]
Source: StatCounter Global Stats – Social Media Market Share Do you stumble? Do you at least k…[more]
It has been a big week for the people at Spot.Us and the Public Insight Network. Marking its three-y…[more]
I will be on a Georgia Tech FutureMedia Fest panel entitled: Computational Journalism on Tuesday, No…[more]
A few recent cases of breaking news coverage serve as a strong example of how social media is redefi…[more]
Remember when people launched entire companies dedicated to helping people get more visibility in Go…[more]
Last week I had the opportunity to sit down with Andy Carvin, Senior Strategist for National Public …[more]
Yesterday, Sunday, April 17, 2011, New York Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof wrote an opinion pie…[more]
“The skill set of journalist’s has never been in more demand.” – Lee Rainie …[more]
“Just as no one questions today the need to have a customer service telephone number, you cann…[more]
Mike Fancher, former 20-year executive editor of the Seattle Times, is writing a Knight Commission w…[more]
Each week our digital communications team reads dozens of blog posts, news articles, tweets, and oth…[more]
CLAY: Odds are you’re here because you like journalism, right? And along those lines you proba…[more]
CLAY: Power to the people! Social media has done it again. After police put Kaufman’s theft ca…[more]
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