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Whilst reading through the new Berliner-format Guardian, I noticed a column in the New Media section by Jeff Jarvis of Buzz Machine. This week's article by Jeff Jarvis is about how blogs and other forms of new media have proved ...

The BBC has a good story on a Norwegian vlogger who's using the tool to actively promote Norway's Liberal Party. Raymond Kristiansen takes his video camera to all of the party's conferences, videos, interviews and then posts the visual on ...

You may remember last month I made a post about submitting press releases online? Well since then I've been testing a few of the sites I mentioned, and they've proved pretty successful. I'm not claiming they do the same job ...

It sometimes amazes me how much the BBC are adapting to new technologies and how they really give the consumer what they want. The Creative Archive Licence Group has been set up by the Beeb, Channel 4, the British Film Institute ...

Good interview in cyberjournalist.net with Wall Street Journal tech reporter Nick Wingfield, telling how journalists use blogs for sources for information. He mentions that journalists and bloggers can help each other out at times. Sometimes the MSM will ...

Hans Henrik has the low down on the 100 largest newspapers by circulation. The only UK entrant to make it in the top 10 is the Sun, followed by the Daily Mail and Daily Mirror at 12th and 13th ...

Jon Snow chairs with Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, ex-Sun ed David Yelland, ex-Express and Independent editor Rosie Boycott, and the FT's John Lloyd, on why does everyone hate the media? 7.07 John Lloyd wastes no time in identifying some culprits: Bloggers ...

The Media Guardian has printed a list of the 100 most powerful and influential people working in the UK media. I was suprised to see Jonathan Ross ranked higher than Max Clifford and Jermey Paxman No prizes for guessing who's number one