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Justice and the Internet
pic from Flickr user 'Brymo' Earlier today I played the game that is taking the nation by storm – “is there a Nazi in my neighbourhood?”. Apparently there is, and he lives a short walk away from my fr… more →
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O2 dear oh dear
Iain wrote 1 month ago: Outstanding piece by The Telegraph’s Shane Richmond on the new iPhone 3GS and O2’s attem … more →
Why clicking on this makes you a VIP
Lara King wrote 2 months ago: Is reading this post an elitist activity? Social media may pay lip service to the concept of communi … more →
Where are the mobtown City Hall bloggers?
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drspaulding wrote 2 months ago: I know, I know, his comments on aggregators and bloggers as the “parasite killing the host … more →
Twitterbitching, Twitterfail
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shonaghosh wrote 2 months ago: Ah, sweet proof that even the best of us are prone to the occasional FAIL, troll and snarkfest. Firs … more →
SEO'ing the news
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jazcummins wrote 6 months ago: As a lifelong newspaper lover and having just moved from a PR agency to an SEO team, one big facet o … more →
They fought the law..and the online community won.
elenicashell wrote 7 months ago: For years celebrities have told us not to believe what you read in the papers. Many newspapers have … more →
The What, Why and How of Newspaper Communities
Jess Shankleman wrote 7 months ago: How should journalists report on blogs? Blogging gives writers the power to publish, but people sh … more →
Why the internet makes an ass out of the law
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amydavies wrote 7 months ago: Do these old law books hold the answer? Doubtful. Shane Richmond , communities editor for The Tele … more →
Web 2.0 Minutes Hate
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nataliedonovan wrote 7 months ago: As Communities Editor at The Telegraph, Shane Richmond has to deal with troublesome bloggers and com … more →
Can contempt of court survive the age of the internet?
Esther Armstrong wrote 7 months ago: Last week media forums, social networking sites and blogs were filled with posts by angry individua … more →
The essential peril of People Power
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andyrennison wrote 7 months ago: At the risk of bad taste, it occurs to me that Baby P and the BNP have several things in common. Th … more →
Welcome to the pick 'n' mix
jessicaelgot wrote 7 months ago: Ok, I admit it. I’m a very typical Guardian reader. I like organic food and Pret a Manger … more →
Public Blogging - keeping it legal
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Alexandra Davies wrote 7 months ago: “Today, because of the internet, anyone and everyone can disseminate their thoughts, their feelings, … more →
Why The Telegraph started MyTelegraph: a lecture with Shane Richmond, communities editior, Telegraph.co.uk
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amywillis wrote 7 months ago: MyTelegraph, launched in May last year, was a bold move by a national newspaper to embrace the … more →
Blogging platforms: the easy route to an audience?
jordanfarley wrote 7 months ago: Attracting readers is crucial to the success of any blog. Last week I touched on the subject of bui … more →
The value of communication
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Ruth Mosalski wrote 7 months ago: What’s the value of communication? Immediate responses are, I guess, education, knowledge, d … more →
NUJ: Web 2.0 is rubbish (Dogbook and the evil baby)
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Jenny Williams wrote 7 months ago: We were all getting a little tired of the Web 2.0 buzzwords being drummed into us. Social media. Cha … more →
Justice and the Internet
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seanbradbury wrote 7 months ago: pic from Flickr user 'Brymo' Earlier today I played the game that is taking the nation by storm – “i … more →
I've never had a newspaper: fragmentation
lewisa wrote 7 months ago: I’ve never had a newspaper that I felt attached or affiliated to; not in terms of political id … more →
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