Twitter Users Want People To @DumpCNN
CNN was one of the first mainstream adopters and promoters of Twitter. From Rick Sanchez’s constant use of social media sites to get viewer feedback and CNN’s race to 1 million followers against Ashton Kutcher, you could say that CNN and Twitter have had a cozy relationship. But now a group of upset Twitter users [...]
Learning To Love Twitter Lists
I must admit, I was a slow adopter of Twitter’s List feature when it was first rolled out. But now I can’t imagine how I got by without it. Every person I follow or am followed by now is on a list. I have about a dozen lists, to separate local people, national news sources, [...]
5 Simple Tweaks That Will Increase Your Blog Readership
The easiest way to increase the readership of your blog is to … you guessed it …. blog more. But writing takes times, as does reporting. So, if you want to increase the readership of your blog without writing more posts every day, following these tips will help. 1. Headlines make the world go ’round [...]
Syndication as a revenue source for online news outlets
Ken Doctor, author of Newsonomics: Twelve New Trends That Will Shape the News You Get, recently posted this entry on the Nieman Journalism Lab blog. He argues that syndication is increasingly becoming a profitable strategy for online news outlets. In his words: Some have said that in the digital world, news companies need to think [...]
Photos Of The Protest During Obama’s St. Louis Visit
Below is a gallery of some the photos I took during the protest yesterday in St. Louis downtown. To read my article about the visit on the Riverfront Times website, click here.
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