Analysis, Social Networking News - by Patrick Thornton on Monday, January 14, 2008 15:06 - 0 Comments
Journalists Already Use Blogs, The Switch to “Social Networks” Shouldn’t Be Difficult
As noted below, journalists are increasingly becoming comfortable with blogging as a resource for finding and honing story ideas.
Fantastic!
Blogs can be social networks, but the blogosphere is chaotic and in the end, unorganized. Hence, the switch to using a social network to inform your reporting seems to be the next evolution. The question then – how to do it?
That’s what we will find out. The next post (tomorrow morning) will be a conversation with Scott Clark and Dwight Silverman from the Houston Chronicle on what to expect with their beat blog.
Fantastic!
Blogs can be social networks, but the blogosphere is chaotic and in the end, unorganized. Hence, the switch to using a social network to inform your reporting seems to be the next evolution. The question then – how to do it?
That’s what we will find out. The next post (tomorrow morning) will be a conversation with Scott Clark and Dwight Silverman from the Houston Chronicle on what to expect with their beat blog.
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