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Boston Coverage — Not the Death of Media, but the End of ‘First’ Era
The mistakes and errors in judgement by both the mainstream media and social-media-based citizen journalists during the Boston marathon terrorism should signal the end of the irresponsible “first” era of reporting and usher in an era where “right” is once again valued above all. Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged blogging, Boston, manhunt, Marathon, media, traditional media
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Social Media’s Growing Up by Learning its Lessons from Traditional Sources
How traditional sources are handling the sharing of information from cases like those of Anders Breivik and Tori Stafford shows that social media is growing up and learning its lessons from traditional sources. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Social Media
Tagged anders breivik, French, information, Mahaffey, media, newspapers, publication ban, social media, Tori Stafford, traditional media, Twitter
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More Info than Ever, but Who Can You Trust?
With so much political information out there during campaign periods, many are trying to sort out which sources they can trust. In the end, there’s only one right answer. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Social Media
Tagged bloggers, citizen journalists, columnists, media, news, Ontario provincial election, social media, traditional media, trust, voters, voting
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