Every day's a good day for some Web2.0 for beginners from Common Craft. So here's RSS feeds in Plain English.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
RSS for beginners
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Newsrooms. Journalists. Audiences. Stories. Networks. Communities.
About Me
- Julie Starr
- Working on the evolution of news and public information. All-weather gardener.
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2008
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April
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- US newspaper websites take 27% local online ad share
- Modesty Blaise, split infinitives and style guides
- The world according to news editors
- The world needs more people who speak both 'user' ...
- Less is more when updating news on Twitter
- 'Why not make the Indy a magazine?'
- NZ blog gets a boost from going into print
- RSS for beginners
- An interactive guide to how many trees go into you...
- Social media with a French accent
- Using games to tell the news
- UK Telegraph talks about a year of newsroom integr...
- Papers sideline agency with content-sharing deal
- Small town papers remain in rude health - for now
- The pros and cons of live-blogging news
- Sub-editors replaced by advertising designers
- I like this media player
- Who are the journalists?
- Broadband bouquets and brickbats
- Tips on managing blog comments
- Another subscriber says no to print - but yes to p...
- BoingBoing makes moderation policies fun
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