Blogging
Internet consultant Martin Belam reviews the Web 2.0 features and implementation of the online versions of The Daily Express, The Times, The Telegraph, The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The Independent , The Sun and The Guardian. This should be mandatory reading for all editors and execs as most newspapers have
RSS
An inspired video team brings a camera to the streets of Sutton, dubbed 'the most average town in England', to investigate to what extent most people understand RSS. The result is enlightening, though perhaps not that surprising. I know for a fact that I'd get similar
Media
"A very good question asked by Lost Remote. Why don’t more journalists use news readers? I would never have come across this posting if my daily routine did not start with making a mug of tea, perching it on my desk and opening NewsGator," writes Andrew Grant-Adamson.
Media
Hugh MacLeod has 41 great notes on blogging (via Martin Stabe). I was particularly taken by this: 40. When people ask me what the future of media is, I always answer, “RSS”. Thank you, Winer & Co. Seriously. Well, thank you MacLeod. Just looking at the practical side of it: