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http://thenextweb.com/twitter/2012/12/06/twitter-take-away-two-of-my-precious-tweet-characters/

Twitter To Give You 2 Less Characters When Tweeting Links

As of February 20th, 2013, you’re going to have two fewer characters to send a message on Twitter when you’re sharing a link.
http://www.cnetfrance.fr/news/historique-des-messages-twitter-l-outil-de-telechargement-se-fait-attendre-39784937.htm#xtor=RSS-300021

Historique des messages Twitter : l'outil de téléchargement se fait attendre

Le service de micro-blogging proposera prochainement un outil pour sauvegarder l'intégralité de ses messages, nous avons demandé où en était le projet. L'été dernier on apprenait que Twitter allait bientôt proposer un outil qui permettrait de télécharger l'intégralité des messages. Nous allons entamer le dernier mois de l'année et CNETFrance a demandé des nouvelles à Twitter.
http://allweb2.com/2012/11/pagecovery-changez-automatiquement-la-une-de-vos-pages-facebook/

PageCovery. Changez automatiquement la une de vos pages Facebook

Posted on Nov 26, 2012 in Facebook , Web2 | 0 comments
Mention, c’est l’outil de curation de contenu incontournable pour tout bon veilleur. Il permet de créer des alertes autour de thèmes et de mots clés et remonte toutes les mentions de ces mots à travers les réseaux sociaux, blogs, forums, images… Avec Mention vous serez au courant de ce qui se dit à propos de vous sur Internet. En quelques secondes. http://www.insitaction.com/content-community-management/mention-un-outil-de-veille-efficace-par-mots-cles.html

Mention, un outil de veille efficace par mots clés

Trulioo, startup qui développe des solutions de vérification des profils d'utilisateurs pour les activités web des entreprises, annonce la disponibilité d'un nouvel outil de détection des faux profils de membres Facebook.

Une startup lance un outil de détection des faux profils Facebook

http://www.commentcamarche.net/news/5861452-une-startup-lance-un-outil-de-detection-des-faux-profils-facebook
C'était il y a peine plus d'un an, en septembre 2011. http://www.erwanngaucher.com/article/23/11/2012/comment-twitter-a-pris-dassaut-les-medias-en-6-dates/1033

Comment Twitter a pris d'assaut les médias en 6 dates

http://owni.fr/2012/04/04/conditions-generales-de-mystification/

Conditions générales de mystification

Écrites en petits caractères et dans un jargon peu accessible : ce sont les magnifiques "conditions générales d'utilisation" (CGU). Que nous avons ici cartographiées. Un monde de combines et d'hypocrisie. Avec des règles acceptées sans même qu'on y jette un coup d’œil, et supposées protéger nos données privées alors que, souvent, elles les transforment en marchandises.
A community of commentators provides the Guardian storytelling process with “cross-fertilisation from below the line”, David Shariatmadari, deputy editor of Comment is Free (CiF), the Guardian’s comment, analysis and discussion platform, told readers at the Guardian Open Weekend event today. In a session called “digital revolution: how publishing is becoming collaborative”, Shariatmadari explained how 400 non-Guardian staff are commissioned to contribute to CiF every month. In addition to commissioned commentators, a post-moderated commenting system, and reposting content from niche blogs, the “opening processes” provided by social media results in “unearthing unexpected gems from the readership”. “It’s difficult to say where the future of digital collaboration might go next,” Shariatmadari said, but feels “moderation will always be necessary”. http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/2012/03/25/how-the-guardians-community-of-commentators-contributes-to-the-story/

How the Guardian’s community of commentators contributes to the story

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20 free tools to evaluate social media

http://www.prdaily.com/Main/Articles/20_free_tools_to_evaluate_social_media_10711.aspx#

 Tweet first, verify later? New Fellow's paper online

Nicola Bruno , an Italian journalist specialising in digital media and technology and its effect on journalism, has written a fascinating research paper on how mainstream media used social media in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake in January 2010. In his study entitled, ‘ Tweet first , verify later? How real-time information is changing the coverage of worldwide crisis events’ , Nicola looks at how the so-called ‘Twitter effect’ allows mainstream media to provide live coverage without any reporters on the ground, by simply newsgathering user-generated content available online. He aims to answer three key questions: 1.

10 Ways The New York Times Tells Stories Through Reader Content - 10,000 Words

When looking for inspiration for your own reader-submissions projects, The New York Times’ collection of storytelling tools is a good place to start because they do it so well. The following examples are ways that The Times have creatively gathered and displayed information submitted by people on the Internet to tell a story. The common thread amongst all of the examples below are that they limit readers to a very specific and thought-provoking theme. 1.