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Ik Rest In Peace. Een tijd geleden vertelde ik hier al dat mocht het ooit zover zijn, en het is ooit zover, men niet het lef zou moeten hebben dingen verkeerd te regelen. Ook na de dood regisseer ik de boel het liefst. Omdraaien in mijn graf zou niet eens mijn speciale voorkeur hebben, dus daar begint de ellende al. En je moet het maar wéten! Hoeveel mensen praten er niet over?
Diaspora is the social network that puts you in control of your information. You decide what you’d like to share, and with whom. You retain full ownership of all your information, including friend lists, messages, photos, and profile details. If you take twenty photos at a party, you can show the three least-incriminating to your coworkers, while posting the whole set to your friends. Your coworkers can’t find out that they’re seeing the expurgated version.
DIASPORA* ALPHA
The Diaspora* ecosystem consists of numerous pods, which all connect together to form our new social web. On the next page, you’ll see a list of the open pods. The name of each of them is a link. Simply pick one, click on that link (in the left column) and follow the simple steps on that pod’s home page to create your account. Note: You may find that some of these pods are not yet open to the public, like joindiaspora.com In that case, we encourage you to try another one.
The Diaspora Project
This weekend we lost one of the brightest minds of the technology world, and one of our best friends. Ilya Zhitomirskiy was a crusader—or, as he called himself, a Dragonslayer—for freedom, privacy, and openness on the Internet. He believed in the power of technology to make the world a better place.
Diaspora* — Ilya Zhitomirskiy, 1989 – 2011
Trots op artikel dat ik met Maggie Stroebe schreef over invloed dood grootouder #rouw #kaey Vandaag geef ik 3 workshops aan in totaal 150 docenten cluster 2 scholen in Breda. #rouw #knderen
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Even the young person who sends and receives hundreds of text messages per day is unlikely to think of them as acts of reading and writing. Most text messages, including mine, are delivered in casual code for humdrum purposes, a mode of expression that makes communication seem as automatic as breathing. The 27 words in these messages work hard. Embedded in them is a story, a short biography of Amy Winehouse. I deliver news of the singer’s death indirectly and euphemistically, guessing that it is already known. I allude to Janis Joplin and rock heaven, connecting Winehouse to a long tradition of fallen rockers.
Short text messages show surprising storytelling power in Norway tragedy | Poynter.
Most journalists use social media such as Twitter and Facebook as a source | Media | guardian.co.uk
56% said social media was important or somewhat important for reporting and producing stories - Graphic by Cision A US survey has revealed that an overwhelming majority of reporters and editors use social media sources for researching their stories as 56% say social media is important for reporting and producing the stories they wrote. However, with 84% most journalists use information delivered via social media rather cautious as they think it is less reliable than information delivered via traditional media. According to the research conducted by Cision and The George Washington University , for their online research all journalists are using Google, followed by 61% which are turning to Wikipedia. Among social media 89% of journalists make use of blogs while conducting their online research, while 96% turn to corporate websites.
for Newsrooms | Twitter Developers
We want to make our tools easier to use so you can focus on your job: finding sources, verifying facts, publishing stories, promoting your work and yourself—and doing all of it faster and faster all the time. We know you come from different generations. Some are native to the pilcrow, others to the hashtag.
Social media kitbag | Scoop.it
Sourcefabric believes in quality, independent journalism and provides open source software and support. This is a free, open-source platform. From the site's blurb: "Designed by newsroom experts, Newscoop powers professional newspapers and magazines worldwide. The demands of modern journalism are met with intuitive interfaces, flexible publishing, multilinguality, geolocation tools, social media integration and powerful templates compatible with anything from HTML5 to mobile.10 Ways journalists can use LinkedIn | Penelope Trunk Blog
A few months ago, I saw Guy Kawasaki’s blog post, 10 Ways to Use LinkedIn , and it made me realize that you can use LinkedIn for a lot more than just networking. For example, journalists can get value from LinkedIn both as a research tool and as a tool for career development: I’ve seen a lot of journalists with pretty sparse profiles. This is a mistake. You don’t have to write a novel, but at least put information about your areas of interest so that people know what to contact you for. The text that you include is searchable, so if you’re looking for travel-writing gigs, make sure you include this somewhere in your profile.
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Briljant, een tool waarmee je een online conversatie, verspreid over verschillende sociale netwerken weer kunt bundelen tot één verhaal. Storify is een tool die dit mogelijk maakt. Storify als online knipselkrant