Tag Archives: journalism

“Corpsourcing” – an important part of journalistic crowdsourcing

Nov222012
Posted by dojan

When it comes to journalistic working methods, are you familiar with “corpsourcing”? It’s like (or a part of) crowdsourcing, but journalists are using the “corporate staff”, instead of just the “crowd”, in order to gather information and collaborate with the sources. As you all know, in journalism, crowdsourcing use to be the collaboration between a [...]

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Engage and die?

May292012
Posted by dojan

A new study shows customers don’t want a relationship with your brand, and journalists are the same. When Brian Solis recently launched his book Engage he urged marketers to “engage or die”, because “social media has democratised influence, forever changing the way businesses communicate with customers and the way customers affect the decisions of their [...]

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What can professional journalists bring to the table – part #2

Dec012011
Posted by dojan

Excellent crowd sourcing gave Expressen journalist a story in a few minutes. Done and published. Added value to their readers. But next time…? I doubt. I happened to be at  Kungliga Dramaten in Stockholm tonight, to enjoy the theater production “Tre herrars tjänare” with the protagonist Morgan Alling. Great Show… until Morgan suddenly run off [...]

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What can professional journalists bring to the table?

Nov222011
Posted by dojan

As citizens we don’t need “journalists”, we need journalism. And journalism is no longer a profession, it’s an activity. An activity that millions of engaged citizens seems to take care of in a much greater extent than ever before. Now days, with help of thousands of web services for researching, editing, packaging, publishing, and distributing. [...]

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How Tumblr is changing the PR industry

Sep192011
Posted by dojan

Well the original title from the Read Write Web is “How Tumblr is changing journalism”. But it doesn’t really matters. I think content curation activites, and related tools for that, already has, or for sure will change, the way we share stories with each other, as information junkies, as journalists. as PR communicators, as people. [...]

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