Self-Improving Bayesian Sentiment Analysis for Twitter
Analyse de contenu "self-learning" appliquée à Twitter. | source : danzambonini.com
Recommandé parmonkeywatcher le 31/08/10 13:28 | permalien
La stéganographie sociale : apprendre à cacher en pleine lumière - danah boyd
La Stéganographie - http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/St%C3%A9ganographie - est l'art de la dissimulation, celui de cacher une message dans un autre message. . Cacher de l'information dans un message qui peut donc prendre plusieurs sens, tel est l'art de la vie privée à l'âge de la vie publique que pratiquent déjà beaucoup d'adolescents, estime danah boyd, incapables de gérer leur paramètres de confidentialité ou d'exclure certaines personnes de leurs réseaux d'amis en ligne. | source : www.zephoria.org
Recommandé parHubert Guillaud le 27/08/10 15:29 | permalien
Teaching Online Journalism » New York Times seeks multimedia journalism interns
Front-end Interactive Designer: full skill-set of client-side technologies including HTML, CSS and JavaScript/Prototype. Experience with Ruby on Rails is a plus.
Motion Design Storyteller: working knowledge of AfterEffects and Photoshop in producing motiongraphics. Final Cut a plus. We are looking for someone to help grow the motion design side of storytelling. So applicant must have a strong sense of timing and narrative and have the ability to implement a variety of creative styles.
Interactive Flash Journalist: Advanced programming knowledge and experience in Flash and ActionScript 3. Experience with Photoshop and Illustrator is a plus. | source : mindymcadams.com
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 26/08/10 20:39 | permalien
The kids are alright, part 2: What news organizations can do to attract, and keep, young consumers » Nieman Journalism Lab
Several studies have highlighted the fact that many young people feel overwhelmed by the deluge of information presented on news sites. (My two favorite pieces on this are both from the Media Management Center, found here and here here [pdf].)
This sentiment is understandable: On one day I counted, the New York Times’ homepage offered 28 stories across four columns above the scroll cutoff and another 95 below it — for a total of 123 stories, along with 66 navigation links on the lefthand bar. CNN.com also had 28 stories on top and 127 total, along with 15 navigation links. Imagine a newspaper with that many choices.
The point is that news sites need to be designed to help users manage and restrict the wealth of information, rather than presenting them with all of it at once. People can and are doing the work of “curation” on their own, of course, through iGoogle, Twitter, RSS, and social networks both online and off — but those efforts leave behind the vast majority of news outlets. | source : www.niemanlab.org
Recommandé parFrancis Pisani le 25/08/10 11:33 | permalien
The kids are alright: How news organizations can tap the vast potential of younger consumers » Nieman Journalism Lab
Perhaps it’s youthful naivete, but I’m fairly certain there are a few steps between reading the news on a mobile phone and the inability of a people to govern themselves. And this isn’t the first time a generation of young people has been accused of marching the world toward languid doom. The question that matters is this: What will replace the morning newspaper as the news habit of the first generation of Americans to grow up immersed in a digital culture? I recently finished a year of research and review in an attempt to find some answers to this question. | source : www.niemanlab.org
Recommandé parFrancis Pisani le 25/08/10 11:30 | permalien
The Blogger’s Perspective: Avoiding Common Pitfalls During Blogger Engagement
Quelques erreurs à éviter lorsque l'on veut travailler avec les blogueurs. | source : blog.ogilvypr.com
Recommandé parmonkeywatcher le 24/08/10 08:49 | permalien
BBC shares results of social media and accountability research | Journalism.co.uk Editors' Blog
“We recommend that blog authors respond at least in part to popular comment threads where new points or questions are being raised. We also recommend greater empathy and consistency from hosts.” “There needs to be a culture change inside the BBC such that it becomes an accepted and expected part of the job of senior editorial management to read online social media output associated with their linear brands, as well as being aware of the competition.” | source : blogs.journalism.co.uk
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 24/08/10 08:15 | permalien
10 Tips For Aspiring Community Managers
“I’m constantly surprised by how few of those aspiring community managers actually spend time to manage a career blog where they share tips and tricks on what works and what doesn’t,” he said. “Everyone has a LinkedIn, Facebook (Facebook) or Twitter account, but career blogs are few and far in between. Build a brand for yourself with your blog before you actually get paid to manage one.” | source : mashable.com
Recommandé parPhilippe Martin le 23/08/10 23:12 | permalien
Malaysians use social media to bypass censorship
"Where previously we had to accept at face value a minister's version of events or policies, today their disgruntled aides and opponents are already tweeting or leaking details on Facebook, giving us uncensored access. | source : news.asiaone.com
Recommandé parPaul Bradshaw le 23/08/10 10:29 | permalien