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March 31, 2007

WordPress Goes to Harvard (or vice versa)

The Weblogs at Harvard Law network has replaced its original Userland Manila server with a WordPress server, so I have migrated my old "Red Liner" weblog to the new system. I’m still doing most of my blogging at my Other Journalism weblog, which uses Userland’s other product, Radio Userland.

Radio shares some characteristics with Manila but maintains a copy of the blog site on the user’s personal computer, along with an RSS aggregator. It also allows "categories" of blog posts to be published as separate blogs — so the "newspaper" postings from my Other Journalism weblog have a second life as a blog for the AEJMC Newspaper Division, via http://aejmc.net/newspaper/weblog

September 29, 2006

Old, new, borrowed & blue links on “former ‘audience’” roles

Students in my online journalism class may find these links handy in upcoming discussions: 

Guide to Citizen Journalism (Mark Glaser, PBS) 

Friendster Patents Social Networking Software :: Corante Media Hub

Social network bibliography

Netscape revived as shared-news site

Journalism.org shares news feed

How teens use Web news (Media Post) 

News from the average Joe (Seattle Times)

"Online newspapers, mercifully, have made TV ‘journalism’ more expendable than ever." — Mike Henderson, U of Washington. Agree?

Should journalists suppress (their) political views? (Newsweek discussion of NPR discussison of  Times reporter’s speech)

White & Nerdy Weird Al music video via YouTube 

Popularity: Judging "hits," "pageviews" or what?

Socialware survey: Web 2.0 "Can’t live without it" sites (Wired News, with reader comments)

 

  

 

 

 






















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