Allo Paris ici … The Year’s Best Social Media Tools for Journalists | Mediashift It’s no surprise that social media are on the rise. For example, 59 percent of journalists across 15 countries use Twitter in 2013, compared to 47 percent last year, according to the Oriella Digital Journalism Study. The more that journalists use social media, the more tools pop up to help them search multiple platforms at once, showcase content in a new way, follow social media chatter by location and more. Here are IJNet’s top picks of social media tools we’ve covered this year: 1. RebelMouse is a social media aggregator that culls content from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Google Plus, LinkedIn, Tumblr, RSS feeds and more, organized on your own RebelMouse page. Newsrooms like Al Jazeera America, the Guardian and NBC News have used the tool to feature user-generated content, live-blog breaking news, engage with their communities, build personal portfolios and showcase a more personal side of the newsroom. 2. 3. 4. Related
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Association des journalistes européens Professional PR, made easy - pr.co Depuis Pékin : « Mon expérience de pigiste m’a vraiment servi. » Chargé de couvrir l’actualité chinoise depuis Pékin pour Radio France Internationale (RFI) depuis septembre 2010, le reporter Stéphane Lagarde évoque son quotidien de correspondant permanent d’une grande radio pour les Incos. Photo: S. Lagarde Comment qualifierais-tu tes conditions de travail ? J’ai toujours rêvé d’exercer mon métier comme je le fais aujourd’hui ! Avais-tu déjà été correspondant à l’étranger auparavant ? J’ai passé trois ans en Corée du Sud comme pigiste pour différents médias à la fin des années 1990, l’Asie traversait alors la grande crise du FMI. En Chine, as-tu un interprète permanent ? Ici, tous les correspondants travaillent avec des « assistants » ou « news producers ». Ce qui est intéressant également, c’est la différence de moyens entre médias français et anglo-saxons en Chine. Combien produis-tu par jour, par mois ? Je fais en moyenne deux éléments par jour, et environ 60% de mon travail contient du son, c’est-à-dire des interviews ou des éléments de reportage.
ISSUU - You Publish Facebook Still Dominating Brands' Social Media Strategies After we received great feedback on our Instagram study in which we were able to identify that interaction rates are up to ten times higher than on Facebook, we wanted to reveal which networks seem to be relevant for companies and brands all over the world. In this analysis, we looked at how over 50,000 quintly users use the platform to track their social media presences. The study is split into 15 countries, as we identified variations between different regions. The analysis does not only reveal the business-related relevance for a social network specifically in each country but also the eagerness analyzing it, which is one step beyond interest and relevance. Interesting differences are noticeable, for example, that Facebook is tracked the most in France, whereas 30 percentage points less track the mother of all networks in Indonesia. Beside looking at anonymous usage patterns, we also wanted to identify the interest in the appropriate search terms by the general web audience.