Australia’s Top 100 Journalists and News Media People on Twitter
UPDATE: The list that appeared here had grown to several hundred Twitter accounts, so I have trimmed it back to just 100 accounts, true to the post title, Australia's Top 100 Journalists and News Media People on Twitter. The original list has been reposted in full, with even more additions, but rebranded as 501 Australian Journalists and News Media People on Twitter. Visit that post to see a larger list of Australian media people on Twitter, and add yourself in the comments. The Courier-Mail @jg_rat John Grey - editor couriermail.com.au @jendudley Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson - Technology reporter and blogger The Courier-Mail @lyndalcairns Lyndal Cairns - online editor ...
Recording Devices in the Queensland Magistrates Courts
Image via WikipediaA recent change to the Queensland Magistrates Courts practice directions means members of the media can now use a personal recording device in the courtroom "to maintain accuracy in the reporting of court proceedings". Related posts:Interview with Dave Earley about Mobile Journalism – MoJoABC NowAccounted For
Does the Experience Curve apply to Journalism?
Just read this, linked from Twitter by news.com.au deputy editor Paul Colgan, and had to post it immediately. I'm not saying "experience" is what's wrong with journalism today, but experience could be what's wrong with journalism today. The experience curve was simple and powerful. But it had one troublesome characteristic. Every experience curve was in the end a diminishing returns curve. The more experience accumulated in a specific industry, the longer it took to get the next increment of performance improvement. Does the Experience Curve Matter Today? The Big Shift - Harvard Business Just shut up and do your bit as ...
An experiment in Mobile Journalism or MoJo
Image by inju via Flickr In January I experimented with a little mobile journalism, or MoJo, on a small story. Using Qik on a Dopod mobile phone, I live streamed video from the scene of a unit fire on Brisbane's south side. This was by no means an experiment in mobile journalism that even basically covered how MoJo could be done, it was simply a spur of the moment decision to give it a go. These are my thoughts on the process. Related posts:Interview with Dave Earley about Mobile Journalism – MoJoMobile Journalism ToolkitMobile journalism, citizen journalism and ...
NBN to roll out 100mbps – so why are 16 per cent of Australians still on dialup?
Image by Twilight Jones via Flickr Last week the Australian Bureau of Statistics released their Internet Activity Survey for the December quarter of 2008. According to the ABS release, their highlight was that wireless broadband subscription across Australia has tripled in just one year, from 481,000 in December 07 to 1.46 million in December 08, which is great. Looking into the numbers, that massive jump in wireless broadband takeup represents 979,000 new subscribers, more than the entire country's overall growth of 891,000 internet subscribers in the 12 month period (7.1 to 7.99 million). If the numbers don't seem to add ...
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tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/07/04/501-australian-journalists-and-news-media-people-on-twitter/'; This list was originally contained in the post, Australia’s Top 100 Journalists and News Media People on Twitter. That post has been trimmed back to just 100 Twitter accounts to more accurately reflect... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/06/30/daily-tweets-3/'; Twitter History Backup 00:34 article in the Oz today by @sally_jackson "Journos mastering the Twitterverse" (that’s the print headline) is.gd/1h16c # 01:05 @thetowncrier That did not escape my attention ;) # 11:00 Annoyed by self-censorship... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/06/29/daily-tweets-2/'; Twitter History Backup 13:15 At South Bank. Ginga japanese for lunch,now a coffee by the Piazza. It’s pram central down here # 16:40 woops,job as Outreach Blogger for ActionAid is.gd/1dZ7Z training locals to blog&use social media for social change.... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/06/22/update/'; Julie Posetti was kind enough to link to this site from a recent PBS MediaShift article, Rules of Engagement for Journalists on Twitter. Unfortunately, I’ve managed to make the list of journalists she linked to completely disappear. UPDATE: The list is back... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/04/30/australian-internet-traffic-doubles-in-two-years-up-37-times-over-8-years/'; As part of the ABS Internet Survey released the other week, it’s interesting to see total data downloaded in Australia has more than doubled in two years. Out of the two posts I was writing... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/04/29/adelaides-advertiser-to-charge-for-digital-newspaper/'; The PANPA Newspaper News Industry Blog announced yesterday that the Adelaide Advertiser would begin charging $2 for a full digital edition of the paper. A single copy of the “Smart Edition”, as it will be... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/04/29/recording-devices-in-the-queensland-magistrates-courts/'; Image via Wikipedia A recent change to the Queensland Magistrates Courts practice directions means members of the media can now use a personal recording device in the courtroom “to maintain accuracy in... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/04/22/australias-top-100-journalists-and-news-media-people-on-twitter/'; UPDATE: The list that appeared here had grown to several hundred Twitter accounts, so I have trimmed it back to just 100 accounts, true to the post title, Australia’s Top 100 Journalists and News Media... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/04/15/nbn-to-roll-out-100mbps-so-why-are-16-per-cent-of-australians-still-on-dialup/'; Image by Twilight Jones via Flickr Last week the Australian Bureau of Statistics released their Internet Activity Survey for the December quarter of 2008. According to the ABS release,... [Read more of this post]
tweetmeme_url = 'http://earleyedition.com/2009/04/08/interview-with-dave-earley-about-mobile-journalism-mojo/'; Image by whiteafrican via Flickr I had an interview request about mobile journalism, or mojo, from Air Force News of all places. The editor, Simone Liebelt, is a former student of Deakin University academic... [Read more of this post]
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