Milbloggers Upset with Restrictions, But Won’t Stop Blogging
Imagine you’re working at a small startup company and there are no regulations in place as to what you can…
No Matter the Format, Interviews Are Not Dying
When you’re a career journalist, you often find yourself getting into the deep groove of habit. A story breaks and…
Doing More Than Just Twittering Our Lives Away
When I first signed up for micro-blogging service Twitter last September, I remember reading that day that Evan Willliams, one…
Twitter Founders Thrive on Micro-Blogging Constraints
Jack Dorsey Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and co-founder Biz Stone have taken executive transparency to new heights, not only using…
Your Guide to Micro-Blogging and Twitter
This is a special week at MediaShift as we are all a-twitter about micro-blogging and Twitter. We also have a…
Is Twitter a waste of time?
“Twitter is like an RSS feed to every boring aspect of your friend’s lives. And your friends are boring. How…
Are We Sharing Too Much Information via Social Media?
Social media — the online tools we use to keep in constant contact with friends and to spy on strangers…
Top 5 Week Sixty-Six
Milblogs live “Crackdown”:http://www.wired.com/politics/onlinerights/news/2007/05/army_bloggers on military blogs overblown Freeing debates MSNBC softens restrictions on prez debate video Kenyan poli-blogs Best coverage…
Web Leads, Print Pubs Improve Environmental Impact
If you’ve grown tired of answering the question, “paper or plastic?” you can now consider another nagging environmental question when…
Should online video of presidential debates be free for public use and remix?
Just who owns the video of presidential debates? Up until this point, the TV networks that broadcast the events held…