We’re excited to announce new support for Publish2’s Social Journalism features. You can now embed saved videos in Publish2’s javascript widget and in WordPress posts, widgets, and pages using Daniel Bachhuber’s Publish2 WordPress plugin. You can also send embedded videos to WordPress and Movable Type posts using Publish2 blog connect feature.
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What We're Reading
How will print content look on the iPad?
Guardian | March 12, 2010
Scott Karp says: So many bad assumptions baked into that question.
Tags: Media & Journalism, ipad, print content
A Brief Inventory of "Competitor Collaborations" in the News
jcstearns.posterous.com | March 11, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: Josh Stearns notes the trend of inter-news-organization collaboration, most notably at newspapers in places like Ohio, Maine, Florida, and Texas, including mentions of a few projects powered by Publish2.
Tags: Media & Journalism, Journalism, publish2, publish2 mentions, josh stearns, collaboration
The case for context: my opening statement for SXSW
Newsless | March 10, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: Matt Thompson draws a bright line between the episodic distribution of information as it stands today, and emerging methods to put those episodes in context.
Tags: Media & Journalism, Journalism, reporting, context, Matt Thompson, sxsw
The Climate Desk
Reuters | March 9, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: Felix Salmon of Reuters announces a collaborative reporting project on the topic of climate change, featuring a group of news organizations you might recognize from last fall's Copenhagen Collaborative.
Tags: Media & Journalism, cop15, copenhagen collaborative, collaboration, collaborative newswire
You need a paper licence to link to the Royal Mail website
malcolmcoles.co.uk | March 9, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: Malcolm Coles follows the instructions in the Royal Mail's TOS on the long road to linking to their FAQ.
Tags: Technology, link economy, Royal Mail, UK
Whatever Happened to Programming?
reprog.wordpress.com
Tags: howardweaver
Web Standards for E-books
A List Apart | March 9, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: Joe Clark lays out the case for using an HTML format as a Web standard for e-books. It's an obviously brilliant and necessary thing, but will publishers see proprietary formatting as a form of de facto DRM?
Tags: Media & Journalism, ipad, Publishing, ebooks, web standards, HTML, books
Google Opens Public Data Explorer Lab
ReadWriteWeb | March 8, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: Want to mix and match datasets and a few typical ways to visualize data? There's a Google for that.
Tags: Media & Journalism, data, google, Journalism, data visualization, tools
Anatomy of a Rumor: The Story Behind Chief Justice John Roberts's 'Retirement'
Above the Law | March 4, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: The origin of those John Roberts retirement rumors? A law professor at Georgetown proving a point about credibility. Of course.
Tags: Media & Journalism, reporting, rumors, John Roberts, credibility
Google's AdSense Cookie - The Untold Story
Searchblog | March 4, 2010
Ryan Sholin says: John Battelle puts together the details of how long it took Google to start tracking browsing and clicking habits with AdSense cookies, and why.
Tags: Technology, google, adsense, cookies, privacy
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- Evolving Platforms for CollaborationMarch 11
- Nine Steps to Verified Link JournalismJanuary 5
- Collaborative Curation in Action: Building a Copenhagen Collaborative NewswireDecember 8
- Publish2 Wins Gannett Foundation Award For Technical Innovation in the Service of Digital JournalismOctober 4
- New Support for Social Journalism: Embed Saved Videos in Publish2 Widgets, Blog Posts, and WordPress Widgets and PagesAugust 20
- Welcoming Wired Journalists to Publish2August 18
- Screencast: Curate the Real-Time Web with Social Journalism from Publish2July 29
- Social Journalism: Curate the Real-Time WebJuly 27
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