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Slate French Edition Criticized for Naming Alleged DSK Victim, AP Stylebook Welcomes New Twitter Words, Space Shuttle Snapper Gets Media Hype

For today's roundup of journalism and media news, we have some controversy over Slate's French edition and their decision to name the alleged victim of…

IZEAMay 18, 2011

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Hitting a (Seemingly) Impossible Deadline

Having to write at Warp 9 speed for a tight deadline right after an event's end is something any writer who covers sports, politics, breaking…

IZEAMay 14, 2011

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Blogger.com Issues Affecting Some SocialSpark Posts

It seems Blogger recently went down earlier this week for some technical maintenance, which resulted in many of their users losing complete blog posts on…

IZEAMay 13, 2011

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Should You Break News on Twitter? Do People Trust Social Media for News? How Should Journalists Use Facebook?

Today, we have a group of how-to stories for journalists. We have an insight into Facebook's new journalist page, some advice on how to break…

IZEAMay 12, 2011

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What Are the Four Types of NYT Headlines? Is Twitter an Overrated Tool for Journalists? Does Flattr + Twitter = Money?

For today's mix of journalism and media news, we have a humorous insight on the New York Time's headline strategies, a theory of how micropayment…

IZEAMay 10, 2011

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BlackBerry or iPhone, Which is Better for Journalists? UK Reporters’ Tweets To Be Regulated, Social Media as ‘First Draft’ of History

For today's serving of media and journalism stories, we have some insight into new tools of the trade for journalists and website copywriting services. We…

IZEAMay 7, 2011

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Growing Your Audience: Playing to a Sold-Out Show

Earlier today I was reviewing some of the older posts over on the Sponsored Tweets blog (which is a fantastic resource for all things having…

IZEAMay 4, 2011

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Are Writers’ Conferences Worth It?

Last week I attended the American Society of Journalists and Authors annual conference. Writers tend to be solitary creatures, so conferences can help us come…

IZEAMay 3, 2011

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796 Newspaper Front Pages Cover bin Laden’s Death, Did Twitter First Break the Osama Story?

Since we had some big news yesterday with Osama Bin Laden's death, we have decided to focus today's media and news roundup with stories revolving…

IZEAMay 3, 2011

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Can Online Ever Generate More Revenue Than Print? Does Twitter Need an Editor? Where Does Your News Come From?

For today's media and journalism roundup, we have some new hires at Patch and Thomson Reuters. We also have some media analysis that examines how…

IZEAApril 29, 2011

Slate French Edition Criticized for Naming Alleged DSK Victim, AP Stylebook Welcomes New Twitter Words, Space Shuttle Snapper Gets Media Hype

Hitting a (Seemingly) Impossible Deadline

Blogger.com Issues Affecting Some SocialSpark Posts

Should You Break News on Twitter? Do People Trust Social Media for News? How Should Journalists Use Facebook?

What Are the Four Types of NYT Headlines? Is Twitter an Overrated Tool for Journalists? Does Flattr + Twitter = Money?

BlackBerry or iPhone, Which is Better for Journalists? UK Reporters’ Tweets To Be Regulated, Social Media as ‘First Draft’ of History

Growing Your Audience: Playing to a Sold-Out Show

Are Writers’ Conferences Worth It?

796 Newspaper Front Pages Cover bin Laden’s Death, Did Twitter First Break the Osama Story?

Can Online Ever Generate More Revenue Than Print? Does Twitter Need an Editor? Where Does Your News Come From?

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