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May
22
2012
whoever thought of this deserves a medal -- RT @jperlow: "Where the Wild Things Are" as read by Christopher Walken http://t.co/zM7C6gBY!
MailOnline has about 70 journalists and 70% of content is written especially for it. Martin Clarke's #Leveson statement http://t.co/zTCqvIOX
Chrome overtakes Internet Explorer as the Web’s most popular browser: http://t.co/pECeTq8M
May
21
2012
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In the 1776 thought-provoking book The Wealth of Nations’, Adam Smith explained clearly that it was not the benevolence of the baker but self-interest that motivated him to provide bread. From Smith’s standpoint, entrepreneurs were the economic agents who transformed demand into supply for profits.
In 1848, the famous economist John Stuart Mill described entrepreneurship as the founding of a private enterprise. This encompassed the risk takers, the decision makers, and the individuals who desire wealth by managing limited resources to create new business ventures.
One of the definitions that the author feels best exemplifies entrepreneurship was coined by Joseph Schumpeter (1934). He stated that the entrepreneur is one who applies “innovation” within the context of the business to satisfy unfulfilled market demand (Liebenstein, 1995). In elaboration, he saw an entrepreneur as an innovator who implements change within markets through the carrying out of new combinations.
May
18
2012
Tool of the week for journalists: Geofeedia, to locate real-time photos, videos and tweets http://t.co/Qz4JEYPT #media #tech
May
14
2012
"Overall, this is a revolution in more than pricing. It’s a revolution in thinking and, really, publisher identity."
Okay, this is probably the best journalistic use of a Facebook Timeline that I've seen. http://t.co/b45Jaaji
May
9
2012
Is what Reddit does journalism? Is what Wikipedia does or Quora does journalism? These might be the kinds of questions that journalists like to get wrapped up in, but people looking for information probably aren’t as interested in splitting semantic hairs. All they know is whether it’s useful or not
May
8
2012
"Britain must deliver the goods overseas. And into Liverpool pours a steady stream of home produced articles..." http://t.co/CroqglCV
May
6
2012
Digital First Media's 12 community newsroom projects look amazing. I love the “pop-up living room” van. http://t.co/vN6ILj0I
May
4
2012
If you missed it: 10 best practices for Twitter for journalists http://t.co/5Jfu9d50
Watching @Paul_Kinlan present his Web Intents stuff, live streamed - http://t.co/i0lBeIrc
This is the best advice on entrepreneurship I've ever heard. Share it. http://t.co/iJwEv6ax
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