Old-school journalism plus blogging and social networks: synergy? - The Diigo Meta page

• 19 Nov 07
  

  Pelle Sten

  "Maybe a beat reporter could do a way better job if there was a “live” social network connected to the beat, made up of people who know the territory the beat covers, and want the reporting on that beat to be better."

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• 09 Nov 07
  

  Kawika Holbrook

  Can a beat reporter do a significantly better job if there is a “live” social network connected to the beat, made up of people who know the territory the beat covers, and want the reporting on that beat to be better? Jay Rosen is recruiting participan

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• 04 Nov 07
  

  Nathan Rein

  Linked from Dave Winer's blog, I think. A cool, experimental idea: connect beat reporters with an online circle of stakeholders joined by modern net-based social-networking tools. In this scenario, the "new" "Web2.0" model of information distribution does

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• 02 Nov 07
  

  Chrys R

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  Martin Stabe

  Errr... yes?

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  barrysaunders

  journalism social media

• 01 Nov 07
  

  Scott Schablow

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  Carlos Virgen

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  alex de carvalho

  Maybe a beat reporter could do a way better job if there was a “live” social network connected to the beat, made up of people who know the territory the beat covers, and want the reporting on that beat to be better.

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