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Graduates take a social media tour - the immediate future of journalism?
Two graduating students from AUT’s journalism programme are traveling up and down (mostly up) New Zealand filing stories, video, photos and blogs for the New Zealand Herald website. Andrew Hughe… more →
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Graduates take a social media tour - the immediate future of journalism?
ethicalmartini wrote 2 weeks ago: Two graduating students from AUT’s journalism programme are traveling up and down (mostly up) … more →
Philosophers and journalists - unlikely bedfellows? Bourdieu in the house!
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ethicalmartini wrote 3 weeks ago: [Thanks Jess for the link] An interesting, if a little obtuse piece in The Chronicle of Higher Educa … more →
Updating #media140 day two under way
ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: An update from the Media140 conference in Sydney where I’ve been for the past two days. Intere … more →
Some interesting thoughts on social media for legacy giants
ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: I’m at #media140 in Sydney, the keynote this morning was ABC managing director Mark Scott. He … more →
Journalism and blogging: leave it to the machines?
ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: In science and science fiction there’s a moment when it all goes to custard for the human race … more →
Barbarians at the gates - Ultimo is smouldering?
ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: Another very good analysis of Mark Scott’s Melbourne Uni speech which I covered yesterday. Thi … more →
Media empires, the fall of Rome and the digital sublime
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ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: But now, anyone can instantly publish on the web. And as long as they have content people want to se … more →
World Media Summit - the future of news is in safe hands...not
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ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: OK, so can you tell me what’s wrong with this picture? Chinese President Hu Jintao (7th L) pos … more →
No Future! A pessimistic and money-grubbing view of journalism
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ethicalmartini wrote 1 month ago: The Philistine phase of the digital age is almost over. The aggregators and the plagiarists will soo … more →
Al Giordano @ The Field: Interesting updates on Iran and background
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ethicalmartini wrote 5 months ago: Al Giordano at The Field has some very interesting commentary on the state of play in Iran. For anyo … more →
The revolution will not be Twitter-ized
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ethicalmartini wrote 5 months ago: You will not be able to stay home, brother. You will not be able to plug in, turn on and cop out. Yo … more →
Garth George duped by Wikipedia
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ethicalmartini wrote 6 months ago: Ah, the tricks of the trade. You can fool all of the people some of the time and some of the people … more →
Global news meltdown and Kiwi exceptionalism
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ethicalmartini wrote 6 months ago: I’ve just come in from the New Zealand Writers and Readers’ Festival. I was on a panel t … more →
State of Play: Commentary on contemporary journalism
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ethicalmartini wrote 7 months ago: I was able to catch an advanced screening of the new Russell Crowe flick, State of Play, over the we … more →
New York Times wins 5 Pulitzers, but that doesn't help the bottom line
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ethicalmartini wrote 7 months ago: The New York Times has won five Pulitzer prizes for its journalism today [Guardian.co.uk], but over … more →
A fable for our time - information addiction
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ethicalmartini wrote 8 months ago: A big thanks to Kieran Nash for allowing me to post this. Kieran is in my grad class, Journalism The … more →
TVNZ cuts - one finger now, but soon the heart?
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ethicalmartini wrote 8 months ago: So the axe is falling again at TVNZ. Yesterday’s announcement that TVNZ management will shave … more →
Tom Tomorrow's Take on the death of news
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ethicalmartini wrote 9 months ago: Nuff’said Thanks Mr Tomorrow and "hat tip" Mo. … more →
"Sorry" is indeed the hardest word: Facebook faux pas leads to apology
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ethicalmartini wrote 9 months ago: A number of British news organisations have been forced to apologise and pay damages to a woman afte … more →
