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The online video news programs you’re about to see aren’t the typical reporter on camera news rundowns you’re used to seeing from most news websites. Nope. Not at all. These videos are engaging, fun, interesting and addictive.
Andddd these aren’t [...]
Huge, Huge, Huuuuuge thanks to the Online Edication Database, who put together a great list of free podcasts for courses at creme de la creme universities throughout the world, including Harvard, Yale, Glasgow and others. (photo by thms.nl on Flickr)
The OEDB already drew up a guide to more than 200 free online courses in topics [...]
Reporters and bloggers at MLive have tested a few different ways of covering live events (e.g. football games, press conferences) using our blogging software.
Here’s a couple of the ideas we’ve used:
Write a new entry in a blog every time you have a new item to post (problematic because of the high number or RSS sends)
Continually [...]
Note before reading: I’m no Digg samurai, only a social media ninja! Please correct me of any misstatements, and forgive my oversimplifying the issue
You may have heard, Digg.com restructured it’s algorithm. If you’ve ever dropped a crossword puzzle from your newspaper comics page or gone through a redesign, you can probably guess - users don’t [...]
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