The Staff have been working hard on her next book, but she always has me to help her with grammar and the occasional bout of writers block. I am very demanding.
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- kevglobal: @Suw How many of these do you want from duty free in Geneva? (You will not believe it when you see it.) http://t.co/rnaTAqh6
- kevglobal: RT @Dan_10v11: Useful, if saddening, timeline: journalists killed in Arab spring uprisings http://t.co/vM2nPaOp
- kevglobal: Thanks so much @stephtara for being such a gracious host while I was in Geneva.
- kevglobal: Thanks to @laurenthaug and @LIFTconference for a great event. Sorry that I could only stay this long. My loss. #lift12
- kevglobal: RT @worldstechpod: New column on #techthatmatters for the BBC. First up: Lantern shines light on disasters http://t.co/uOxw1AAM #luminaid
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Strange Attractor – Thoughts on social media, business and journalism from Suw and Kevin Charman-Anderson
- Social media: One-to-some communication that needs amplifiers February 22, 2012Ethan Zuckerman had a great insight yesterday at the Knight Foundation event looking at the information needs of communities. Ethan pointed to the coverage of Tunisia and how the video of Mohamed Bouazizi’s self-immolation was uploaded to Facebook, one of the few such sites still accessible in Tunisia. Exiled Tunisian Sami ben Garbia covered the early […]Kevin
- Journalism: It’s about people February 20, 2012It’s not often when in the flood of social media about journalism a new theme comes out so clearly, but today, the theme I’m hearing is about people. Steve Yelvington, of Morris Publishing in the US, flagged up this post by his colleague, Derek May, an executive vide president at the group. Like John Paton‘s [...]Kevin
- Hacking: Members of the Fourth Estate are not exempt from the law February 13, 2012After the phone- and email-hacking and the illegal payments to police and other public officials scandal currently engulfing the British press the key question is, What needs to be done to make sure that it doesn’t happen again? Journalists are obviously resistant to statutory regulation, which they believe will undermine the watchdog role that the [.. […]Kevin
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