ΕΡΓΑΛΕΙΑ ΣΥΝΟΜΙΛΙΑΣ WEB 2.0

Journalism as Conversation

We don’t know what the impact will be of this flood of free, ubiquitous, easy-to-use new digital communication, content creation, and publishing tools that relate to journalism. 

“What tools?” we might ask. Well, the list changes so quickly that it will require updating in the time between when I write this article and when it is published. But here are a few examples:

• Blogging services, such as Google’s Blogger and Window’s Live Spaces and sharing, linking and tracking tools such as Technorati

• Microblogs, such as Twitter

• Video blogs, such as YouTube, Kyte.tv and 12seconds.tv, phreadz.com

• Mobile blogs, such as qik, moblog

• Social media sites including Facebook, Bebo, MySpace, LinkedIn, Plaxo, Flickr, Picasa

• Tagging and sharing sites such as del.icio.us, Digg, last.fm.

• Blog and Web site ads and promotion services, such as Google AdSense

  
  

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