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Top Five Week Two Hundred Eight

MediaShift |  October 2nd, 2008 | Email this
Royalty settlement? House passes bill to lower Net radio rates Debates 2.0 Many ways to follow prez debates online AP dropped Spokesman-Review drops pricey AP feeds Social NPR Adds social networking features, open APIs IconDial Free ad-supported Net calls; will it last?[...]
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Project: Report::Can Pulitzer Contest Boost Serious Journalism on YouTube?

MediaShift |  September 26th, 2008 | Email this
Whenever news breaks, the first people on the ground, before reporters arrive, are ordinary folks with cameras. Citizen journalists have played an important role in getting us the first glimpses of developing news, from the London transit bombings to the Southeast Asian tsunami to the Virginia Tech massacre. With the [...]
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Digging Deeper::Political Fact-Check Sites Proliferate, But Can They Break Through the Muck?

MediaShift |  September 25th, 2008 | Email this
As the U.S. elections near the finish line, the presidential campaigns are throwing around enough verbal attacks and inflammatory advertising to make the average voter's head spin. Fortunately, there are now three excellent sources for fact-checking political discourse online: Annenberg Public Policy Center's FactCheck.org, the St. Petersburg Times and Congressional [...]
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Top Five Week Two Hundred Seven

MediaShift |  September 24th, 2008 | Email this
Raja Petra Kamarudin Malaysian blogger sentenced to jail without trial Palin hack suspect David Kernell has apartment searched by FBI T-Mobile G-1 First phone with Google Android unveiled CBS Eyemobile Takes on CNN iReport with iPhone app Comcast throttling Admits to FCC that it targeted BitTorrent[...]
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Blog History 101::Scott Rosenberg Traces the Blogosphere's Origins

MediaShift |  September 23rd, 2008 | Email this
In July of last year, the Wall Street Journal published an article titled "Happy Blogiversary," claiming that it had officially been 10 years since the blog was born. The writer cited Jorn Barge, owner of a site called Robot Wisdom, as the first blogger. After all, it was Barge who [...]
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Digging Deeper::NYU Professor Stifles Blogging, Twittering by Journalism Student

MediaShift |  September 18th, 2008 | Email this
After New York University journalism student Alana Taylor wrote her first embed report for MediaShift on September 5, it didn't take long for her scathing criticism of NYU to spread around the web and stir conversations. Taylor thought that her professor, Mary Quigley, was not up to speed on social [...]
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World View::Activists Face Obstacles Online in Winning Women's Rights in Iran

MediaShift |  September 17th, 2008 | Email this
Women in Iran have learned to unleash the Internet's potential to promote freedom. In the country that has, according to the OpenNet Initiative, experienced the most explosive online growth in the Middle East, the Internet has become a battleground between a repressive regime and the increasingly active feminists demanding the [...]
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