Distribution of news information through social bookmarking: an examination of shared stories in Delicious
Results. Findings document the diverse nature of stories from both traditional and new media channels. Social media sources, primarily blogs, are growing as a major news source. Prominent traditional news media were not exclusively used, and the sheer volume of uncategorized pages suggests that online news seekers consider alternative Web pages encountered during casual navigation as news sources. Conclusions. What online news audiences consider to be news is becoming increasingly broad and complex with unclassified sources dominating tagged stories. New information sources appear to make up for deficient story topics in the mainstream media. | source : informationr.net
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 18/12/09 08:56 | permalien
Programming Pipes With Delicious and Sharing data.gov.uk SPARQL Queries As A Result « OUseful.Info, the blog…
In this post, I’ll refine that pattern a little more and show how to use delicious to bookmark a “processed” form of the output of the query, along with all the ingredients needed to generate that output. In a later post (hopefully before Christmas) I’ll try to show how the pattern can be used to share queries into other datastores, such as Google visualization API queries into a Google spreadsheet. | source : ouseful.wordpress.com
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 11/12/09 12:46 | permalien
Ne pas jeter Twitter dans le tout à l'ego !
[réponse à un article éponyme - ou presque - de Slate] Principal reproche? Malgré des kilomètres de littérature dans les journaux et ailleurs, Twitter est un objet pour happy few et son succès un trompe-l'oeil - contrairement à Facebook, dont Titiou Lecoq, c'est son nom, est en revanche grande consommatrice et qui permet, selon elle, l'élaboration d'un vrai réseau, personnel, professionnel et surtout accessible à tous. Les élites contre les gens, vieux refrain. Vieux et pas faux, en l'occurrence. (...) Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Del-icio-us... ont chacun leur fonction, leur public, leurs défauts et leurs qualités, ils se croisent et s'entrecroisent, se complètent et forment, ensemble, un espace cohérent, exubérant et en mouvement perpétuel - à ce propos, c'est un peu crevant, le mouvement perpétuel... | source : blogs.lexpress.fr
Recommandé parNicolas Voisin le 19/10/09 23:28 | permalien
The Latest News Headlines—Your Vote Counts | Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ)
PEJ took a snapshot of coverage from the week of June 24 to June 29, 2007, on three sites that offer user-driven news agendas: Digg, Del.icio.us and Reddit. In addition, the Project studied Yahoo News, an outlet that offers an editor-based news page and three different lists of user-ranked news: Most Recommended, Most Viewed, and Most Emailed. These sites were then compared with the news agenda found in the 48 mainstream news outlets contained in PEJ’s News Coverage Index. | source : www.journalism.org
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 30/09/09 13:52 | permalien
Delicious Founder: I Wish I Had Not Sold to Yahoo
He made his comments during a conversation on Hacker News (Hacker News). Joshua responded to a comment claiming Yahoo was cool with “Since when is Yahoo cool?” Then he described Yahoo as a “sausage factory” before making the following statement: I guess. I think the folks that pay Linus or whatever have done more for OS. Sun’s opensolaris, too. MySQL, etc too. Just by sheer weight of code. The problem is that the number of cool projects is pretty minimal. They’re in duck and cover mode. They’ll get pushed to trim employees further and further to stretch the revenues out. I wish I had not sold it to them. The cash and freedom do not even come close; I would rather work on a big, popular product. | source : mashable.com
Recommandé parDamien Van Achter le 11/08/09 18:01 | permalien
prescottaz's Bookmarks on Delicious
Look at the tags that geolocate her account - this ties into other stuff | source : delicious.com
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 01/07/09 12:29 | permalien
Shifting Mind » Postalicious
auto posts from delicious to blog | source : neop.gbtopia.com
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 15/05/09 21:38 | permalien
Sophieverney's continental Bookmarks on Delicious
Les articles continental | source : delicious.com
Recommandé parCedric Motte le 07/05/09 17:15 | permalien
Easy in, Interesting out : ASH-10 : Social Media Advice and Training in Birmingham UK by Pete Ashton
the Real Help Now site the government recently launched. I heard about this when at the time but hadn’t clicked as to how interesting it was. As Simon Dickson explains the back-end is an incredibly simple system for publishing links to useful information: The news content is being managed through a Delicious account. When we spot a new item of interest, we tag it with the relevant region; then, when you click a region on the map, we call the relevant RSS feed in. The feeds give us everything we need; the Delicious tagging tools are excellent; and, of course, it also means Delicious users can interact directly with the account, if they so desire. | source : ash10.com
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 10/03/09 21:47 | permalien