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Scotland: domain of the brave?
So Alex Salmond is set to apply officially for a .scot domain. My initial instinct from an online research perspective, is that this would be a very welcome step. At present the process of finding a S… more →
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Twitter and the Search Barrier
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jfranks03 wrote 1 month ago: I am currently reading Collaboration: How Leaders Avoid the Traps, Create Unity, and Reap Big Benefi … more →
Reverse Phone Lookup- Discover Why and How To Use This On-line Resource
jhoward wrote 2 months ago: A cell phone reverse search is one of the newest things in call tracking. First there was *69 where … more →
Google Latitude the New Stalker
Ozair Mateen wrote 5 months ago: Google Latitude enables you to track anyone using the service in real time. One privacy group has al … more →
Scotland: domain of the brave?
slewfootsnoop wrote 7 months ago: So Alex Salmond is set to apply officially for a .scot domain. My initial instinct from an online re … more →
Face Book
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mommynotes wrote 7 months ago: Ok I am totally addicted to face book. My friend hooked me on this and now I cannot stop. I have fou … more →
A couple of tips for blog search
slewfootsnoop wrote 7 months ago: Contributor finding Say you are contributor finding, on the lookout for a blogger who happens to b … more →
Another people finder - Yasni
slewfootsnoop wrote 7 months ago: In the week I spotted Phil Bradley’s review of a people finder called Yasni. I’ve linked … more →
Blog Search – which is best?
slewfootsnoop wrote 8 months ago: Ann Smarty has done an excellent review of blog search here. It’s a 4-way compare-and-contrast of … more →
Find A Person Free Today
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findapersonforfree wrote 8 months ago: One of the easiest things to do today is find a person free. It is so easy because of the use of mo … more →
Computer Assisted Reporting (CAR): some theory
slewfootsnoop wrote 9 months ago: Introduction Here follows the lecture prompts for part I of my 2008/9 lectures on Computer Assisted … more →
Seesmology: the science of contributor finding
slewfootsnoop wrote 9 months ago: Today I’m thinking about the potential in Seesmic. For the uninitiated, Seesmic is a video sharing s … more →
Computer Assisted Reporting (CAR): some sources
slewfootsnoop wrote 9 months ago: Here follows the lecture prompts for part II of my 2008/9 lectures on Computer Assisted Reporting (C … more →
Tracking what people say on Facebook
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slewfootsnoop wrote 10 months ago: Here’s something on using Google to find Facebook conversations. As things stand, I haven’t yet fo … more →
Delicious re-appraised
slewfootsnoop wrote 11 months ago: Mashable carries a piece on the cult of social bookmarking here. It’s a thorough, and timely polem … more →
Web Tools for journalists
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slewfootsnoop wrote 11 months ago: The following notes are taken from demos to BBC news journalists, delivered in June/July 2008. The … more →
Tips and tricks for developing current affairs ideas
slewfootsnoop wrote 11 months ago: I’ve been training in BBC Gloucester today. One story which has featured strongly in the newsroom … more →
Professional accountability 2.0-style
slewfootsnoop wrote 12 months ago: A fortnight back I heard about a controversial new site called iwantgreatcare. Set up by Dr Neil Bac … more →
What the Dickens? A source for the credit crunch
slewfootsnoop wrote 12 months ago: When the Daily Mail invokes Bleak House, you know the Pips are squeaking. So if your editor has grea … more →
They care alot
slewfootsnoop wrote 1 year ago: Everyone heave a sigh of relief. The Daily Mail have finally cottoned on to the threat to our live … more →
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