All News on 'The Twitter Times: wparker' http://tweetedtimes.com/wparker The Twitter Times is a real-time personalized newspaper generated from your Twitter account en-us Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:31:14 -0800 Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:31:14 -0800 <![CDATA[Introducing Lapidus, an Analytics Dashboard - Sunlight Labs: Blog]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 sunlightlabs.com - Daniel Cloud
Lapidus is an Analytics Dashboard we developed in response to our desire to track metrics for all of our projects, whether they are web sites, APIs, mobile apps, etc. Sunlight has multiple projects that target different audiences and have different uses, but it is important for us to understand how all of these projects are used. Beyond that, we wanted to improve how we compared metrics across our projects -- while keeping in mind that not every possible comparison makes sense. With Lapidus we ...  show all text
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@knightfdn: RT @EllnMllr: RT @SunFoundation: Sunlight Labs: Introducing Lapidus, an Analytics Dashboard http://t.co/DQHWLPNd
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@jczamora: RT @EllnMllr @SunFoundation: Sunlight Labs: Introducing Lapidus, an #Analytics Dashboard http://t.co/WlIHXPU1 (v/@sunlightlabs) @knightfdn
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@hatchjt: Sunlight Labs: Introducing Lapidus, an Analytics Dashboard http://t.co/cdfKj5ML
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@EllnMllr: RT @SunFoundation: Sunlight Labs: Introducing Lapidus, an Analytics Dashboard http://t.co/WYGUf7Wy @knightfdn
@SunFoundation on Twitter
@SunFoundation: Sunlight Labs: Introducing Lapidus, an Analytics Dashboard http://t.co/cdfKj5ML
]]> <![CDATA[Facebook Graffiti Artist Could be Worth $500 Million - NYTimes.com]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 bits.blogs.nytimes.com - By NICK BILTON
David Choe, a graffiti artist who chose Facebook stock instead of cash when he spray-painted the Facebook offices in 2005, says he could be worth more than $500 million. Mr. Choe took to the airwaves on Tuesday to discuss his windfall on The Howard Stern Show.
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@obrien on Twitter
@obrien: Good god...RT @nickbilton: David Choe, Facebook graffiti artist I wrote about last week, could be worth $500 million: http://t.co/JyyfAvYM
@nickbilton on Twitter
@nickbilton: David Choe, Facebook graffiti artist I wrote about last week, could be worth $500 million: http://t.co/6sZwTMeP
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@pwthornton on Twitter
@pwthornton: Good god...RT @nickbilton: David Choe, Facebook graffiti artist I wrote about last week, could be worth $500 million: http://t.co/JyyfAvYM
@nytimesbits on Twitter
@nytimesbits: Facebook Graffiti Artist Could be Worth $500 Million http://t.co/g13yrmcK
]]> <![CDATA[http://www.mediabistro.com/10000words/20k-grants-female-journali...]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 mediabistro.com
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@IWMF on Twitter
@IWMF: Have you heard? Entrepreneurial women journalists can win $20K from the IWMF: http://t.co/r9jn2B40
@loisbeckett on Twitter
@loisbeckett: RT @ksablan $20K grants available for female-driven digital journalism start-ups http://t.co/oSjFnBU0
@ksablan on Twitter
@ksablan: $20K grants available for female-driven digital journalism start-ups http://t.co/ZgemqPov
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]]> <![CDATA[Live chat today: What skills are digital-first newsrooms looking for? | Poynter.]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 poynter.org
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@jeffsonderman on Twitter
@jeffsonderman: "What skills are digital-first newsrooms looking for?" http://t.co/mTQDiYKd Great live chat hosted by @mallarytenore and @newsrecruiter.
@Poynter on Twitter
@Poynter: Join John Hiner now for a live chat about what skills digital-first newsrooms are looking for: http://t.co/u1xIG2zo
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@mallarytenore on Twitter
@mallarytenore: Great, lively discussion taking place on what skills digital-first newsrooms are looking for: journ.us/wFuLeU
@mattderienzo on Twitter
@mattderienzo: Moderating a live chat about what skills digital-first newsrooms are looking for: http://t.co/V23RAtVn. Join us!
@mallarytenore on Twitter
@mallarytenore: Moderating a live chat about what skills digital-first newsrooms are looking for: http://t.co/V23RAtVn. Join us!
]]> <![CDATA[Memphis to join Big East for 2013 season]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 content.usatoday.com
The Conference USA school is awaiting final approval to join its new league in time for the 2013 football season.
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@USATODAYsports on Twitter
@USATODAYsports: USA TODAY is reporting Memphis and Big East have agreement for 2013. Waiting for presidents approval. http://t.co/3wU0yrYL
@TheBigLead on Twitter
@TheBigLead: USA TODAY is reporting Memphis and Big East have agreement for 2013. Waiting for presidents approval. http://t.co/3wU0yrYL
@DanWolken on Twitter
@DanWolken: RT @erick_smith: USA TODAY is reporting Memphis and Big East have agreement for 2013. Waiting for presidents approval. http://t.co/3j1tcJ3L
@USATODAYsports on Twitter
@USATODAYsports: RT @erick_smith: USA TODAY is reporting Memphis and Big East have agreement for 2013. Waiting for presidents approval. http://t.co/DfNW36Ed
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]]> <![CDATA[U.S. World Cup Defender Harry Keough Passes Away at Age 84 - U.S. Soccer]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 ussoccer.com
Former U.S. Men’s National Team defender Harry Keough, one of the key players on the U.S. squad that upset England during the 1950 FIFA World Cup, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 84 at his home in St. Louis.
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@epltalk on Twitter
@epltalk: One of last surviving members of the 1950 USA team that beat England, 1-0 dies: http://t.co/Y2qeHBlL
@JanuszESPN on Twitter
@JanuszESPN: U.S. Soccer mourns the loss of former #USMNT World Cup defender Harry Keough, who passed away at age 84 http://t.co/l9fannV4
@ussoccer on Twitter
@ussoccer: U.S. Soccer mourns the loss of former #USMNT World Cup defender Harry Keough, who passed away at age 84 http://t.co/l9fannV4
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]]> <![CDATA[top5news | Beta]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 top5news.co.uk
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@NiemanLab on Twitter
@NiemanLab: Meet Top5News, a new aggregator of the top stories in British media http://t.co/sR0eojma
@ianprior on Twitter
@ianprior: Love this: http://t.co/rOdcumCW - the five most-read stories from eight of the big news sites, all in one place. Fascinating and useful.
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@CharlieBeckett on Twitter
@CharlieBeckett: It ain't pretty or complicated but it does what it says on the tin. http://t.co/h1E2N4Rf
@charlesarthur on Twitter
@charlesarthur: This is interesting: what's the top 5 things on UK news sites? http://t.co/2hsu6ZTJ
]]> <![CDATA[How Pinterest is Becoming the Next Big Thing in Social Media for Business | Entrepreneur.com]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 entrepreneur.com
The online 'pinboard' is driving serious traffic and proving to be a powerful online marketing tool for some companies.
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@DawnGartin on Twitter
@DawnGartin: Do you play/work with Pinterest? Pros?Cons? http://t.co/DrpqBsHt
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@jaredbkeller on Twitter
@jaredbkeller: I get that Pinterest is working for retailers. Is it working for media companies? http://t.co/FZdLoPxw
@alexismadrigal on Twitter
@alexismadrigal: I get that Pinterest is working for retailers. Is it working for media companies? http://t.co/FZdLoPxw
]]> <![CDATA[Did Super Bowl Advertisers Take Advantage of Search Interest?]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 searchengineland.com - Vanessa Fox
Over the past couple of days, numerous stats and figures have been published about how Super Bowl advertisers took advantage (or not) of social media this year. But commercials also drive people to search engines, which in turn (when things go right) can lead potential customers to advertiser web... Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.
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@ellynangelotti on Twitter
@ellynangelotti: Well how abt that. All the #hashtags on Super Bowl ads worked great. This & more from search fiend @vanessafox http://t.co/p5yHJD6x
@sengineland on Twitter
@sengineland: Did Super Bowl Advertisers Take Advantage of Search Interest? http://t.co/wrWKDddL
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@moniguzman on Twitter
@moniguzman: Well how abt that. All the #hashtags on Super Bowl ads worked great. This & more from search fiend @vanessafox http://t.co/p5yHJD6x
@dannysullivan on Twitter
@dannysullivan: Did Super Bowl Advertisers Take Advantage of Search Interest? http://t.co/wrWKDddL
]]> <![CDATA[Big East hoping to add Memphis for all sports, according to report | NJ.com]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 nj.com
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@MAACCommish on Twitter
@MAACCommish: Big East hoping to add Memphis for all sports, according to report: Deal to bring in Memphis in 2013 could be ag... http://t.co/4EpqYRVd
@BrendanPrunty on Twitter
@BrendanPrunty: Big East hoping to add Memphis for all sports, according to report: Deal to bring in Memphis in 2013 could be ag... http://t.co/4EpqYRVd
@Mike_Vorkunov on Twitter
@Mike_Vorkunov: Big East hoping to add Memphis for all sports, according to report: Deal to bring in Memphis in 2013 could be ag... http://t.co/Num3cQfp
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]]> <![CDATA[GOP Primary Show: Non-Stop News And Noise In The Age Of Twitter]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 huffingtonpost.com
Last week, Jon Ralston, a veteran Las Vegas Sun columnist, dared reporters to ignore Donald Trump's unveiling of his presidential endorsement -- with low expectations about how that might play out. "I suggest media boycott of @RealDonaldTrump event in Vegas," Ralston tweeted.
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@loisbeckett on Twitter
@loisbeckett: RT @sampjacobs Zounds! @mlcalderone tries to hide a Shakespearean epigraph here. A Huffington Post first? http://t.co/xixwHBYE
@romenesko on Twitter
@romenesko: Political insiders flock to social media sites for their campaign fix; not so with general public. http://t.co/QFkttF4Y
@Poynter on Twitter
@Poynter: For campaign reporters, "nothing is too inconsequential to be made consequential" http://t.co/tXRTOH9H | Full post http://t.co/PbfLJft1
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@myersnews on Twitter
@myersnews: For campaign reporters, "nothing is too inconsequential to be made consequential" http://t.co/8gdvR14w | Full post http://t.co/4943UcRQ
]]> <![CDATA[Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity - Dana Goldstein]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 danagoldstein.net - Dana Goldstein
I've given some thought to flânerie--the practice of explorative urban strolling--and I found Evgeny Morozov's technophobic Sunday Times essay, in which he laments "the death of the cyberflâneur," an off-base interpretation of both flânerie and the state of the social web. Morozov argues that the increased speed, commercialization, and publicness of the Internet prevents the languid exploration epitomized by flânerie. "If today’s Internet has a Baron Haussmann, it is Facebook," Morozov complain...  show all text
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@ernestopriego on Twitter
@ernestopriego: RT @DanaGoldstein: "Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity." My response to @evgenymorozov http://t.co/A9N8N6KW
@evgenymorozov on Twitter
@evgenymorozov: "Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity." My response to @evgenymorozov http://t.co/loR7evjy
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@techsoc on Twitter
@techsoc: Nice. RT @DanaGoldstein: "Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity." My response to @evgenymorozov http://t.co/H0xBgV2E
@zseward on Twitter
@zseward: "Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity." My response to @evgenymorozov http://t.co/loR7evjy
@andrewhaeg on Twitter
@andrewhaeg: "Flânerie Lives! On Facebook, Sex, and the Cybercity." My response to @evgenymorozov http://t.co/loR7evjy
]]> <![CDATA[OpenNews aims to satiate demand for news-savvy coders… or is it code-savvy journalists? » Nieman Journalism Lab]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 niemanlab.org - Andrew Phelps
One hundred Internet years ago, in 2010, Dan Sinker got together with Mozilla and the Knight Foundation to push more news organizations to embrace the open web. Five technologists were selected as News Technology fellows, charged with bringing the “show your work” ethos to traditional newsrooms across the country. The fellowships are just getting underway, but now Sinker wants to solve a new problem: Suddenly news organizations are hiring coders, data visualizers, and product managers like crazy  show all text
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@NiemanLab: The Knight/Mozilla OpenNews initiative wants to answer the question "Where are the developers" http://t.co/KBdXF9X4
@knightfdn on Twitter
@knightfdn: RT @NiemanLab: How OpenNews wants to get developers excited about newsrooms, and journalists excited about code http://t.co/4vom1qDg
@NiemanLab on Twitter
@NiemanLab: How OpenNews wants to get developers excited about newsrooms, and journalists excited about code http://t.co/KBdXF9X4
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@libbybrittain on Twitter
@libbybrittain: This is fantastic news. Well done @dansinker + friends. - Knight-Mozilla Technology Partnership becomes OpenNews: http://t.co/Irh9tBrZ
@SethCLewis on Twitter
@SethCLewis: OpenNews aims to satiate demand for news-savvy coders… or is it code-savvy journalists? http://t.co/42E8jSgZ
@JournalismBuzz on Twitter
@JournalismBuzz: Nieman Lab: OpenNews aims to satiate demand for news-savvy coders… or is it code-savvy journ... http://t.co/cnU2KtUk #journo #journalism
]]> <![CDATA[Anticipation and expectation: Did Esquire’s story trailer work? » Nieman Journalism Lab]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 niemanlab.org - Justin Ellis
The Internet may have disrupted traditional journalism schedules — no need to wait for the 6 p.m. news or the next morning’s paper — but that doesn’t mean timing doesn’t still matter. How many minutes pass before a reporter gets on the scene of breaking news. How much daylight is left between writing and an impending deadline. And maybe most importantly, when it’s time to publish. Timing can affect how broadly a piece is read, whether it leads coverage in other outlets, and whether it spurs inv...  show all text
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@NiemanLab on Twitter
@NiemanLab: The perils of anticipation and expectation: Why Esquire and GQ published dueling zoo stories http://t.co/GZeAdlYp
@PBSMediaShift on Twitter
@PBSMediaShift: Hmm. Story trailer=class assignment idea MT @PBSMediaShift: Esquire uses trailer to promote own story http://t.co/BIzfrMMz (via Nieman Lab)
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@mediagazer on Twitter
@mediagazer: Anticipation and expectation: Did Esquire's story trailer work? (@justinnxt / Nieman... http://t.co/cuO5RPl9 http://t.co/JTwbXUdF
@profsivek on Twitter
@profsivek: Hmm. Story trailer=class assignment idea MT @PBSMediaShift: Esquire uses trailer to promote own story http://t.co/BIzfrMMz (via Nieman Lab)
]]> <![CDATA[Gannett FAQ for journalists receiving iPhones | JIMROMENESKO.COM]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 jimromenesko.com - Jim
This FAQ for Gannett journalists receiving iPhones was distributed today at the chain’s papers. FAQs for journalists receiving iPhones In late December, USCP President Bob Dickey announced a substantial investment in tools and training to help you – our journalists – fulfill your jobs more effectively. With these tools and training, we can move faster and more nimbly to deliver the news and information our readers expect in new and unique ways. The biggest chunk of this investment is for smart...  show all text
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@tessa on Twitter
@tessa: Interesting to see Gannett go 'all in' re: iPhones and their field journalists: http://t.co/tsSE9fwd /via @romenesko
@romenesko on Twitter
@romenesko: I love corporate. Six pages (2,800 words) to tell Gannett reporters about their new phones. Via @romenesko http://t.co/yMVpOL2u
@romenesko on Twitter
@romenesko: Read Gannett's FAQ for journalists receiving iPhones. ("What am I expected to do with this new device?") http://t.co/3oRIJK9F
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@profsamuels_nyu on Twitter
@profsamuels_nyu: Interesting to see Gannett go 'all in' re: iPhones and their field journalists: http://t.co/tsSE9fwd /via @romenesko
@vhernandezcnn on Twitter
@vhernandezcnn: Interesting to see Gannett go 'all in' re: iPhones and their field journalists: http://t.co/tsSE9fwd /via @romenesko
@jrue on Twitter
@jrue: "cursory search of YouTube or other sites will reveal iPhone training tutorials" - iPhone FAQ to Gannett reporters. http://t.co/3MqQ1ABF
]]> <![CDATA[My Dinner With Clay Shirky, and What It Means to 'Friend' Someone - NYTimes.com]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com - By DAVID CARR
You can follow someone on Twitter and friend them on Facebook, but real friends are people you break bread with.
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@thefutureofnews on Twitter
@thefutureofnews: Media Decoder Blog: My Dinner With Clay Shirky, and What It Means to 'Friend' Someone http://t.co/iv0dPEMW
@carr2n on Twitter
@carr2n: Ate some bread. Saw God. Wrote a post about it. http://t.co/LuVEBbci
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@jaredbkeller on Twitter
@jaredbkeller: Hey Internet friends, looks like I'll be in New York on starting 2/17. Care to turn these weak ties into strong? (http://t.co/OQ4wP0Dh)
@jaredbkeller on Twitter
@jaredbkeller: RT @nbj914: David Carr has dinner with Clay Shirky: http://t.co/OQ4wP0Dh
@kellymcb on Twitter
@kellymcb: Wait a second. @carr2n has an epiphany while eating bread baked by @cshirky. http://t.co/iW6K9bry
@mediadecodernyt on Twitter
@mediadecodernyt: My Dinner With Clay Shirky, and What I Learned About Friendship http://t.co/rjNmdGnh
]]> <![CDATA[Court Strikes Down Ban on Gay Marriage in California]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 nytimes.com - By ADAM NAGOURNEY
A federal appeals court panel ruled Tuesday that a voter-approved ban on gay marriage in California violated the Constitution, all but ensuring the case will proceed to the United States Supreme Court.
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@podcastmama on Twitter
@podcastmama: Good news to brighten a gloomy Feb day: http://t.co/GntkwJiE
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@rachelsklar on Twitter
@rachelsklar: “Prop 8 serves no purpose, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gay men and lesbians in California." http://t.co/2ywxa2tq
@sacca on Twitter
@sacca: “Prop 8 serves no purpose, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gay men and lesbians in California." http://t.co/2ywxa2tq
@nytjim on Twitter
@nytjim: Rejection of same-sex marriage ban in Calif. sets stage for potentially landmark Supreme Court case. http://t.co/Wx9lJumi
@nytjim on Twitter
@nytjim: NYTimes: US Appeals Court Strikes Down Ban on Gay Marriage in California. #prop8 http://t.co/Wx9lJumi
@jason_pontin on Twitter
@jason_pontin: Good for the Federal Appeals Court of Northern California. Marriage Ban Violates Constitution, Court Rules: http://t.co/1DjUuGbr
@nytimes on Twitter
@nytimes: Court ruling on #Prop8 all but ensures case will proceed to US Supreme Court. @adamnagourney reports: http://t.co/tEoBABov
@lheron on Twitter
@lheron: Court: #Prop8 "serves no purpose...other than to lessen status & human dignity" of #lgbt. @adamnagourney reports: http://t.co/ilPadEFv
]]> <![CDATA[For Campaign News, Viewers Tune to Cable - NYTimes.com]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com - By BRIAN STELTER
A survey by the Pew Research Center indicated that cable news channels have surpassed local television news as the chief source of campaign news.
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@obrien on Twitter
@obrien: RT @brianstelter: "Fewer Americans are closely following news about the presidential campaign than four years ago." http://t.co/W0nMeQd7
@brianstelter on Twitter
@brianstelter: "Fewer Americans are closely following news about the presidential campaign than four years ago." http://t.co/paojzGdZ
@brianstelter on Twitter
@brianstelter: Cable news channels are now the most prominent sources of campaign news for the American people. http://t.co/paojzGdZ
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@rachelsklar on Twitter
@rachelsklar: [weeps] RT @brianstelter Cable news channels are now most prominent sources of campaign news for American people. http://t.co/CVUmSD4a
@RonMwangaguhung on Twitter
@RonMwangaguhung: RT @brianstelter: "Fewer Americans are closely following news about the presidential campaign than four years ago." http://t.co/W0nMeQd7
@mediadecodernyt on Twitter
@mediadecodernyt: For Campaign News, Viewers Tune to Cable http://t.co/AZJ8C6A1
@davidaKaplan on Twitter
@davidaKaplan: Cable news channels are now the most prominent sources of campaign news for the American people. http://t.co/paojzGdZ
]]> <![CDATA[In the New York Times, Sheryl Sandberg Is Lucky, Men Are Good - Rebecca J. Rosen - Technology - The Atlantic]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 theatlantic.com - Rebecca J. Rosen
In a recent profile, the New York Times takes special note of the good luck Sheryl Sandberg has had in her rise to the top. What does it take for someone to rise to the top -- the very top -- of a field? Hard work, mentors, connections, brains, charm, ambition -- it's a long list. But certainly one thing that helps very successful people get where they are is the mystical quantity we call "luck." Luck, it must be said, is a loaded word. Sometimes someone's luck is nothing of their own doing, a  show all text
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@TheAtlantic on Twitter
@TheAtlantic: In the @NYTimes, male billionaires are good, but Sheryl Sandberg is just "lucky." http://t.co/lPKmIZse
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@mediagazer on Twitter
@mediagazer: In the New York Times, Sheryl Sandberg Is Lucky, Men Are Good (@beccarosen / The Atlantic Online) http://t.co/FVHS2XS6 http://t.co/hVJc7YN8
@KateGardiner on Twitter
@KateGardiner: RT @tcarmody: Kinda weird argument ... RT @TheAtlanticTECH: In @nytimes, Sheryl Sandberg Is Lucky, Men Are Good http://t.co/IEBLJxXh
@jaredbkeller on Twitter
@jaredbkeller: RT @TheAtlantic: In the @NYTimes, male billionaires are good, but Sheryl Sandberg is just "lucky." http://t.co/48BltyEW
@AntDeRosa on Twitter
@AntDeRosa: RT @TheAtlantic: In the @NYTimes, male billionaires are good, but Sheryl Sandberg is just "lucky." http://t.co/cSYHhVyq
@tcarmody on Twitter
@tcarmody: Kinda weird argument by @beccarosen RT @TheAtlanticTECH: In the New York Times, Sheryl Sandberg Is Lucky, Men Are Good http://t.co/3WqfbxjB
@alexismadrigal on Twitter
@alexismadrigal: In the Times, male billionaires are good, Sheryl Sandberg is just lucky. http://t.co/gBVcq2Tf
]]> <![CDATA[Proposition 8 Unconstitutional, Court Upholds in Ruling | The Rundown News Blog | PBS NewsHour | PBS]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 pbs.org
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@eyeseast on Twitter
@eyeseast: "Today's ruling is a perfect setup for this case to be taken by the US Supreme Court," NOM on #Prop8 http://t.co/j62VNiFz
@mediatwit on Twitter
@mediatwit: Kudos to @NewsHour @KPCC @KQEDNews @LAtimes for posting the #Prop8 decision online in an easy-to-read format: http://t.co/aWKdwDc8
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@PBS on Twitter
@PBS: RT @pbsgwen: Both sides of the #Prop8 ruling tonight on @NewsHour . I talk to David Boies and John Eastman. http://t.co/DSqpq2Jf
@NewsHour on Twitter
@NewsHour: RT @pbsgwen: Both sides of the #Prop8 ruling tonight on @NewsHour. I talk to David Boies and John Eastman. http://t.co/MPvEz3MB
@atompkins on Twitter
@atompkins: All you need to know about #Prop8, including link to ruling. Right here: http://t.co/aUmpPFuy
@acarvin on Twitter
@acarvin: All you need to know about #Prop8, including link to ruling. Right here: http://t.co/aUmpPFuy
@gteresa on Twitter
@gteresa: RT @newshour: Read the full #Prop8 decision: http://t.co/izHBzb5f Resources via @KPCC @KQEDnews @latimes
@NewsHour on Twitter
@NewsHour: "Today's ruling is a perfect setup for this case to be taken by the US Supreme Court," NOM on #Prop8 http://t.co/j62VNiFz
]]> <![CDATA[Inside Instagram: How Slowing Its Roll Put the Little Startup in the Fast Lane]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 gizmodo.com - Mat Honan
The must-have app on the iPhone is not iMessage. It's not iTunes or Safari or even Find My iPhone. It's Instagram, the photo-sharing app that once described itself as "quirky." Cultish would be more appropriate these days. More »
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@johnbattelle on Twitter
@johnbattelle: Instagram: Inside Instagram: How Slowing Its Roll Put the Little Startup in the Fast Lane - @Gizmodo http://t.co/iYNkKLHw #speakingatsignal
@obrien on Twitter
@obrien: RT @JaymiHeimbuch: Inside @Instagram: How Slowing Its Roll Put the Little Startup in the Fast Lane http://t.co/Z2YlqyzN
@tessa on Twitter
@tessa: Inside Instagram: How Slowing Its Roll Put the Little Startup in the Fast Lane http://t.co/idYtk0Fa
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@mathewi on Twitter
@mathewi: Smart, lengthy piece on Instagram from @mat. http://t.co/I04rBgZe
@cpen on Twitter
@cpen: Smart, lengthy piece on Instagram from @mat. http://t.co/I04rBgZe
@ProducerMatthew on Twitter
@ProducerMatthew: One of Instagram's biggest problems: Justin Bieber - http://t.co/IR8coL1F
]]> <![CDATA[From Gung-Ho to Uh-Oh: Charting the Government’s Moves on Fracking - ProPublica]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 propublica.org
by Lena Groeger Fracking has only recently become a household word, but government involvement with the drilling technique goes back decades. We trace officials’ moves—and levels of caution—over time.
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@ProPublica on Twitter
@ProPublica: New: From gung-ho to uh-oh - charting the government’s moves on #fracking. http://t.co/Am3mA67L
@loisbeckett on Twitter
@loisbeckett: Awesome color visualization from @lenagroeger charting the government's changing views on fracking: http://t.co/DXhkwomf via @propublica
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@BoraZ on Twitter
@BoraZ: "Gung-ho to Uh-oh" Interesting chart on federal action--or, inaction--on fracking safety by @lenagroeger at ProPublica: http://t.co/W0GwttmS
@iWatch on Twitter
@iWatch: How have gov't officials' attitudes toward #fracking changed over the years? See @ProPublica's timeline: http://t.co/2HB7S61H
@Revkin on Twitter
@Revkin: From nuke-explosion "fracking" to well testing @ProPublica timeline of government involvement with shale gas: http://t.co/ODzml2ve
@alexismadrigal on Twitter
@alexismadrigal: Smart graphic by @lenagroeger -> Charting the Gov't's Moves on Fracking: http://t.co/oscEYrYr
@kleinmatic on Twitter
@kleinmatic: Smart graphic by @lenagroeger -> Charting the Gov't's Moves on Fracking: http://t.co/oscEYrYr
]]> <![CDATA[Syrian Government E-mail Password Was ‘12345’ -- Daily Intel]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 nymag.com - Joe Coscarelli
Those cunning hackers known as Anonymous cracked the code. Read more posts by Joe Coscarelli Filed Under: international intrigue ,syria ,hackers ,anonymous ,bashar assad
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@craigtimes on Twitter
@craigtimes: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/W6vwlYfP
@JohnGasaway on Twitter
@JohnGasaway: The mystique surrounding the term "hacker" plummets: Syrian government email password was "12345." http://t.co/qdUipIPZ
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@JulieWestfall on Twitter
@JulieWestfall: Shut up RT @elisewho: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/t8Q2Xsa3
@pwthornton on Twitter
@pwthornton: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/W6vwlYfP
@yurivictor on Twitter
@yurivictor: 70 seconds to crack. RT @elisewho: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/WYNFfhwb
@andrewphelps on Twitter
@andrewphelps: That's amazing. I've got the same combination on my luggage. RT @elisewho: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/W9LzeGZK
@KelseyProud on Twitter
@KelseyProud: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/W6vwlYfP
@harrisj on Twitter
@harrisj: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/W6vwlYfP
@elisewho on Twitter
@elisewho: It wasn't "password"? NYMag: Syrian government email password was "12345" http://t.co/W6vwlYfP
]]> <![CDATA[How to Predict the Spread of News on Twitter - Technology Review]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 technologyreview.com
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@markbriggs on Twitter
@markbriggs: Computer scientists have discovered the four factors that make news stories popular on Twitter: http://t.co/q4hhVnLT
@NiemanLab on Twitter
@NiemanLab: Is it possible to predict what types of stories will go wild on Twitter? Scientists say yes http://t.co/Q0ny5nmZ
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@JimMacMillan on Twitter
@JimMacMillan: How to Predict the Spread of News on Twitter http://t.co/BD4l7AeO
@Judy_Sims on Twitter
@Judy_Sims: Wow, fascinating implications. RT @jdojc How to Predict The Spread of News on Twitter - Technology Review http://t.co/UO6QUVar
@KateGardiner on Twitter
@KateGardiner: How to Predict The Spread of News on Twitter @TechnologyReview http://t.co/czDA8JGM
@KateGardiner on Twitter
@KateGardiner: Computer scientists have discovered the four factors that make news stories popular on Twitter: http://t.co/q4hhVnLT
@RonMwangaguhung on Twitter
@RonMwangaguhung: Is it possible to predict what types of stories will go wild on Twitter? Scientists say yes http://t.co/Q0ny5nmZ
@shiralazar on Twitter
@shiralazar: RT @NiemanLab: Is it possible to predict what types of stories will go wild on Twitter? Scientists say yes http://t.co/DPL39xY3
@novaspivack on Twitter
@novaspivack: How to Predict The Spread of News on Twitter (Technology Review) http://t.co/vmOJ9D4u (via @mediagazer)
@steverubel on Twitter
@steverubel: How to Predict The Spread of News on Twitter (Technology Review) http://t.co/vmOJ9D4u (via @mediagazer)
]]> <![CDATA[Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: 12345]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 mashable.com - Zoe Fox
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has been under fire from world leaders to step down this week. He’s also under fire from hacktivist group Anonymous, who leaked hundreds of his office’s emails on Monday. While Anonymous is infamous for its hacking know-how, it doesn’t take a genius computer programmer to guess one of the passwords commonly used by Assad’s office accounts: 12345. The string of consecutive numbers is the second-weakest password according to a 2011 study. Anonymous broke into the ...  show all text
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@Lavrusik on Twitter
@Lavrusik: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/ONUX5wZL
@mashable on Twitter
@mashable: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/ONUX5wZL
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@kimfox on Twitter
@kimfox: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: 12345 http://t.co/Oknjmt89 via @mashable
@thegarance on Twitter
@thegarance: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/ONUX5wZL
@tcarmody on Twitter
@tcarmody: Like an idiot's luggage! RT @mashable: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/uIrX1I2k ht @AntDeRosa
@ProducerMatthew on Twitter
@ProducerMatthew: RT @mashable: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/7aOqmnay
@caro on Twitter
@caro: President Skroob, is that you? RT @mashable: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/zp6cWBvM
@AntDeRosa on Twitter
@AntDeRosa: RT @mashable: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: '12345' - http://t.co/7aOqmnay
@dsilverman on Twitter
@dsilverman: RT @LanceUlanoff: Anonymous Hacks Syrian President's Email. The Password: 12345 http://t.co/rmq75aKH
]]> <![CDATA[Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 mclov.in - Arun Thampi
Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers 8 Feb 2012 – Singapore [Update] Dave Morin, the CEO of Path has responded in the comments and I’ve pasted it below. As an aside – never in my wildest dreams did I imagine this to blow up like this. I hope we can keep calm and continue to discuss this sensibly. Arun, thanks for pointing this out. We actually think this is an important conversation and take this very seriously. We upload the address book to our servers in order to help t...  show all text
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@tessa on Twitter
@tessa: RT @jimstorer: Interesting back & forth in comments "Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to servers" http://t.co/KU5NFGFk (wow)
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@sambrook on Twitter
@sambrook: Astonished that @path uploads entire address book without asking permission. Will be leaving. http://t.co/6onxmdNQ
@AdamWestbrook on Twitter
@AdamWestbrook: Interesting debate into data privacy kicking off here http://t.co/65veh504 after a blogger catches the Path app uploading contact data
@dsilverman on Twitter
@dsilverman: Maybe it really is "the next Facebook"! MT @iamclovin: Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers http://t.co/htz0Laxc
@nytimesbits on Twitter
@nytimesbits: Path comes under heavy fire for taking its users entire address book from their phone on signup. http://t.co/ZqVunroQ
@libbybrittain on Twitter
@libbybrittain: Two Paths diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one that uploads your entire address book without permission. http://t.co/RtyqNRiA
@dancow on Twitter
@dancow: After revelation hits top of Hacker News, Path social app will proactively stop uploading your entire address book http://t.co/LM4m01l3
@techsoc on Twitter
@techsoc: Wow. This is probably rampant. RT @wildebees: Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers http://t.co/AeliH4rg
@KateGardiner on Twitter
@KateGardiner: Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers http://t.co/MSZuuemc Oh creepy. (via @jkeefe)
@jkeefe on Twitter
@jkeefe: Yikes! RT @andrewphelps: I deleted @Path yest because it creeps me out. Now this: http://t.co/Vau7TilH via @mattgemmell | cc @kategardiner
@andrewphelps on Twitter
@andrewphelps: I deleted @Path yesterday because it creeps me out. Now I see this: http://t.co/hjafKTRl via @mattgemmell
@Techmeme on Twitter
@Techmeme: Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers (@iamclovin) http://t.co/1aXg0LaX http://t.co/lUFcFHPL
@newsycombinator on Twitter
@newsycombinator: Path uploads your entire iPhone address book to its servers http://t.co/PwhOofKn
]]> <![CDATA[Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders or anything off their beat | Poynter.]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 poynter.org - Jeff Sonderman
Guardian Josh Halliday reports that British broadcaster Sky News has issued extremely restrictive new social media guidelines, “including a contentious ban on retweeting rival ‘journalists or people on Twitter.’ “ An email to staff warned that “such information could be wrong… Read more
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@jimbradysp on Twitter
@jimbradysp: Oy. http://t.co/o7cRaour. The quest to maintain complete control in an uncontrollable medium continues.
@Poynter on Twitter
@Poynter: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders, or anything off their beat. http://t.co/8TyamJi2
@jeffsonderman on Twitter
@jeffsonderman: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders or anything off their beat: http://t.co/SXcV2mLw #facepalm
@NewsFuturist on Twitter
@NewsFuturist: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders or anything off their beat http://t.co/JSZvNnyB
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@owenthomas on Twitter
@owenthomas: this week in stupid -- RT @Poynter: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders, or anything off their beat. http://t.co/lDynRN9L
@AntDeRosa on Twitter
@AntDeRosa: I thought they were joking, but Sky News actually told reporters not to retweet outside sources or anything off-topic http://t.co/HCHnk7xV
@tiffinit on Twitter
@tiffinit: this week in stupid -- RT @Poynter: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders, or anything off their beat. http://t.co/lDynRN9L
@mikebutcher on Twitter
@mikebutcher: Sky is missing the point RT @Poynter: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders, or anything off their beat. http://t.co/Jpvifyk4
@mathewi on Twitter
@mathewi: this week in stupid -- RT @Poynter: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders, or anything off their beat. http://t.co/lDynRN9L
@mattderienzo on Twitter
@mattderienzo: Tweetle-dumb RT @Poynter Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders, or anything off their beat. http://t.co/ikAnSwIJ
@mallarytenore on Twitter
@mallarytenore: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders or anything off their beat: http://t.co/SXcV2mLw #facepalm
@pwthornton on Twitter
@pwthornton: Social media fail: Sky News tells reporters not to retweet outsiders or anything off their beat: http://t.co/LdQAtL1L
]]> <![CDATA[Hit record - Kerry Lauerman - Open Salon]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 open.salon.com
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@brainpicker on Twitter
@brainpicker: The "circulation manager" may be ruling modern media (http://t.co/QHYt6ydS), but @Salon case study shows (s)he needn't http://t.co/5ZM7Wvm6
@JaneFriedman on Twitter
@JaneFriedman: Yes!!! This! RT @jonathanfields: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/xuNqySGh
@jonathanfields on Twitter
@jonathanfields: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/7qbtnxda
@carr2n on Twitter
@carr2n: @kerrylauerman on the post-traffic whoring version of Salon, and why it's working. http://t.co/n8Hqi5So
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@suzanneyada on Twitter
@suzanneyada: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/7qbtnxda
@ginatrapani on Twitter
@ginatrapani: Yup, @Salon cut the number of stories they post, increased their quality, and got a 40% traffic boost. http://t.co/XdHcxKTZ
@randfish on Twitter
@randfish: Quality > Quantity. http://t.co/XswcxETp Salon published 30% fewer articles last year, got 40% more traffic.
@aschweig on Twitter
@aschweig: RT @yurivictor: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/gEnH6Syy (Can we now please trash all the extra crap?)
@yurivictor on Twitter
@yurivictor: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/oCjyQl2I (Can we now please trash all the extra crap?)
@mediagazer on Twitter
@mediagazer: Hit Record - There's a terrible stereotype about Web editors ... (@kerrylauerman / Open Salon) http://t.co/cZGX2NHo http://t.co/YTWfira7
@dancow on Twitter
@dancow: .@Salon abandoned Google-trend-whoring after it had "absolutely zero impact" http://t.co/wybpkxz2 #contentisking
@dancow on Twitter
@dancow: .@salon has published 33% fewer posts yet has 40% higher traffic than last year http://t.co/wybpkxz2
@tcarmody on Twitter
@tcarmody: Yup, @Salon cut the number of stories they post, increased their quality, and got a 40% traffic boost. http://t.co/XdHcxKTZ
@andrewhaeg on Twitter
@andrewhaeg: Yup, @Salon cut the number of stories they post, increased their quality, and got a 40% traffic boost. http://t.co/XdHcxKTZ
@gotoplanb on Twitter
@gotoplanb: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/yEKMMGvY
@alexia on Twitter
@alexia: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/yEKMMGvY
@newsycombinator on Twitter
@newsycombinator: Salon publishes 33% fewer articles, traffic grows 40% http://t.co/yEKMMGvY
]]> <![CDATA[Sky News clamps down on Twitter use | Media | guardian.co.uk]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 11:25:34 -0800 guardian.co.uk - Josh Halliday
Reporters banned from reposting non-company tweets and told to check with the news desk before breaking news stories Sky News has told its journalists not to repost information from any Twitter users who are not an employee of the broadcaster. An email to staff on Tuesday laid out new social media guidelines for Sky News employees, including a contentious ban on retweeting rival "journalists or people on Twitter". The new guidelines also warn Sky News journalists to "stick to your own beat" and...  show all text
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@NiemanLab on Twitter
@NiemanLab: Sky News new Twitter policy says reporters can't tweet info from users who don't work for Sky News http://t.co/VzCu2Mx8
@MAlexJohnson on Twitter
@MAlexJohnson: And just like that, Sky News renders itself irrelevant. http://t.co/m1o0chFg
@MAlexJohnson on Twitter
@MAlexJohnson: #SkyNews social media policy renders #Twitter useless for Sky News: http://t.co/m1o0chFg Boiled down, it's "be a faceless corporate drone."
@mjenkins on Twitter
@mjenkins: Clearly, Sky News sees no value in curation http://t.co/F0moGP3g #antisocial #hello1999
@ianprior on Twitter
@ianprior: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use http://t.co/YpC8p4DO
@davidfolkenflik on Twitter
@davidfolkenflik: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use - full Guardian story here - http://t.co/BAolmBLl
@joeruiz on Twitter
@joeruiz: Pretty dumb RT @mjenkins: Sky News' Twitter rules for its journalists are like woah http://t.co/f4BTRYBQ Very anti-social social media rules
@robquig on Twitter
@robquig: Seriously? ugh. // Sky News clamps down hard on Twitter: http://t.co/n6dBtq3k (via @Guardian)
@digidickinson on Twitter
@digidickinson: Have to say that misguided as they may appear I don't that the sky twitter guidelines should be such a big surprise. - http://t.co/vrXktBSU
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@aschweig on Twitter
@aschweig: Wow --> Sky News tells journalists not to RT anyone except other Sky News accounts. http://t.co/RKdJVQyr
@ErikWemple on Twitter
@ErikWemple: Utterly absurd RT @mlcalderone: Sky reporters banned from RTing from a non-Sky account/unrelated to their beats http://t.co/YgdEuS9F
@mathewi on Twitter
@mathewi: Utterly absurd RT @mlcalderone: Sky reporters banned from RTing from a non-Sky account/unrelated to their beats http://t.co/YgdEuS9F
@julieposetti on Twitter
@julieposetti: Utterly absurd RT @mlcalderone: Sky reporters banned from RTing from a non-Sky account/unrelated to their beats http://t.co/YgdEuS9F
@debmarkham on Twitter
@debmarkham: No retweets. No tweeting about anything but your beat. -- Sky News clamps down on Twitter use http://t.co/YKEFkfWg #OnlineJournalism
@tcarmody on Twitter
@tcarmody: This is actually real, actually: @SkyNews has banned all employees from retweeting or linking to anyone. http://t.co/etHlSLGQ #actually
@KateGardiner on Twitter
@KateGardiner: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use http://t.co/dej4MbFN (playing catchup) Stupid way of going about it but I understand the sentiment.
@cressman on Twitter
@cressman: Sky News new Twitter policy says reporters can't tweet info from users who don't work for Sky News http://t.co/VzCu2Mx8
@cressman on Twitter
@cressman: Sky News reporters banned from reposting non-company tweets, told to check with news desk before breaking stories -- http://t.co/ZsrQ2bfx
@robcurley on Twitter
@robcurley: Sky News reporters banned from reposting non-company tweets, told to check with news desk before breaking stories -- http://t.co/ZsrQ2bfx
@mathewi on Twitter
@mathewi: "Do not retweet information posted by other journalists or people on Twitter. " ah yes. the spirit of the age. http://t.co/aLpUcii1
@GuardianJoanna on Twitter
@GuardianJoanna: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use http://t.co/ERfgTAjr
@corybe on Twitter
@corybe: Unfortunate that Sky News has taken such a narrow, old school view on social media: http://t.co/pHgDm0OY
@vhernandezcnn on Twitter
@vhernandezcnn: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use | Media | http://t.co/BRTjQ8qb http://t.co/Cw2b3fB3
@steverubel on Twitter
@steverubel: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use | Media | http://t.co/BRTjQ8qb http://t.co/Cw2b3fB3
@HowardKurtz on Twitter
@HowardKurtz: Sky News tells journos to "stick to your own beat" and not tweet about non-work-related stuff. Zzzz. Unfollow. http://t.co/yjUUhoXM
@gillianshaw on Twitter
@gillianshaw: Easier access to story on Twitter restrictions for Sky journalists...no more fun! http://t.co/yNf9U9sc
@andrewphelps on Twitter
@andrewphelps: This is actually real, actually: @SkyNews has banned all employees from retweeting or linking to anyone. http://t.co/etHlSLGQ #actually
@deanbetz on Twitter
@deanbetz: Sky News posts, obviously in jest, a "social media" policy that forbids breaking news on Twitter and retweeting rivals. http://t.co/c8pHKVEB
@suzanneyada on Twitter
@suzanneyada: Most of email to staff here: RT @mediaguardian: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use: http://t.co/4D6pvWDd
@J_Schiff on Twitter
@J_Schiff: Sky News reporters banned from retweeting anything from a non-Sky account or unrelated to their beats. http://t.co/8hqmtPnt
@mlcalderone on Twitter
@mlcalderone: Sky News reporters banned from retweeting anything from a non-Sky account or unrelated to their beats. http://t.co/8hqmtPnt
@AJStream on Twitter
@AJStream: Sky News' new Twitter policy: Don't retweet journalists who don't work for Sky News. http://t.co/GDvf6dlT
@davidfg on Twitter
@davidfg: Details of Sky News' new Twitter rules, which prohibit RTing non-Sky sources, among other things: http://t.co/IYPPrHD6
@guardiantech on Twitter
@guardiantech: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use http://t.co/DV57Wfsl
@nytjim on Twitter
@nytjim: Sky News to staff: "Don't tweet when it is not a story to which you have been assigned or a beat which you work" http://t.co/IYPPrHD6
@acarvin on Twitter
@acarvin: Do I need to check w/ my boss before tweeting this? Nah.... Sky News clamps down on Twitter use http://t.co/gUofPdiP via @guardian
@cschweitz on Twitter
@cschweitz: Things that make no sense: @SkyNews' new social media policy bans them from RTing non-company tweets http://t.co/YMQLm6XZ
@mediagazer on Twitter
@mediagazer: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use (@joshhalliday / Guardian) http://t.co/EI00KAVV http://t.co/DQODFd6R
@franzstrasser on Twitter
@franzstrasser: Details of Sky News' new Twitter rules, which prohibit RTing non-Sky sources, among other things: http://t.co/IYPPrHD6
@lheron on Twitter
@lheron: Sky News to staff: "Don't tweet when it is not a story to which you have been assigned or a beat which you work" http://t.co/IYPPrHD6
@ProducerMatthew on Twitter
@ProducerMatthew: [UPDATE] Sky News Twitter guidelines: Give assignment desk breaking news before posting on social media - http://t.co/qAswL0fx
@lheron on Twitter
@lheron: Details of Sky News' new Twitter rules, which prohibit RTing non-Sky sources, among other things: http://t.co/IYPPrHD6
@ProducerMatthew on Twitter
@ProducerMatthew: [UPDATE] Sky News Twitter guidelines: Don't scoop other journos, retweet news that isn't your beat - http://t.co/qAswL0fx
@ProducerMatthew on Twitter
@ProducerMatthew: [UPDATE] Sky News tells employees not to RT other journalists outside organization - http://t.co/qAswL0fx
@ProducerMatthew on Twitter
@ProducerMatthew: [JUST IN] The Guardian: Sky News employees told not to retweet other journalists on Twitter - http://t.co/qAswL0fx
@JoshHalliday on Twitter
@JoshHalliday: Most of email to staff here: RT @mediaguardian: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use: http://t.co/4D6pvWDd
@jackshafer on Twitter
@jackshafer: RT @mediaguardian: Sky News clamps down on Twitter use: http://t.co/GCw7l8LI
]]> <![CDATA[Error - washingtonpost.com]]> Mon, 6 Feb 2012 22:43:56 -0800 washingtonpost.com
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@DSD on Twitter
@DSD: Big Ten athletic directors exploring 4-team playoff formats amid BCS scrutiny - The Washington Post http://t.co/zwtAoXFV
@IWMF on Twitter
@IWMF: FreedomHouseDC #Ecuador court orders 2 journalists to pay Correa $ 2 mill http://t.co/HRWLN9U2
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@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: We got ate all of the cupcakes in this photo. They were delicious -- especially the blue ones with icing. http://t.co/lHOnUIAD
@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: #Syria ally #Russia says Assad wants to talk; activists say Assad forces continues to shell his people: http://t.co/K2iUXQBe
@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: Admit it. This cupcake thing is not a fad. http://t.co/yXuy2wSe
@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: Russian ambassador calls news conference, denies threatening to wipe Qatar off the map: http://t.co/bvQZMuJc
@postpolitics on Twitter
@postpolitics: House panel considers Securing Annuities for Federal Employees Act that doesn't help feds feel more secure: http://t.co/VdiKqz22
@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: For half-naked runners, cold weather is no reason to shrink from a cause: http://t.co/Hzv2bQT3 #cupidsundierun
@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: When did granite countertops become more than just granite countertops? http://t.co/FZ8ryR31
@ggreenwald on Twitter
@ggreenwald: In 2008, Richard Cohen listed his errors in crusading for Iraq War http://t.co/8sN2uOTt Today, he repeats them for Iran http://t.co/JAveDAxW
@washingtonpost on Twitter
@washingtonpost: Nuts, nuts, they're good for your heart... http://t.co/CkFM4f6e
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