Steve Jobs沒有心臟病發，但是公民新聞衰竭了… (1)
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Posted by Mr. Friday 好啦，我承認這篇標題的是直接翻譯自ReadWriteWeb的評論文章「Steve Jobs Had No Heart Attack… And Citizen Journalism Just Failed.」沒辦法，誰叫這是我幾天看下來覺得最醒目的新聞標題呢。 要講述這個故事，請讓我們把時間回溯到美國時間10月3日。當天早上9點半不到，股市才正開盤不久，突然CNN網站上傳來一則驚天動地的消息：Steve Jobs心臟病發，送進了急診室！ Steve Jobs was rushed to the ER just a few hours ago after suffering a major heart attack. I have an insider who tells me that paramedics were called after Steve claimed to be suffering from severe chest pains and shortness of breath. My source has opted to remain anonymous, but he is quite reliable. I haven’t seen ...
Citizen Journalism: The Legitimation of Gossip (2)
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Due to a knee jerk reaction on Wall Street because some idiot posted about Steve Jobs having a heart attack on the CNN iReport site there has been an a growing discussion - again - about the concept of citizen journalism. Now just to clarify for those folks coming late to the Web 2.0 and social media game this concept being bandied about is the idea that regular type folks can be an integral part ...
Re: Citizen journalism and the fake Steve Jobs heart attack (1)
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I was going to make two points regarding the discussion of Citizen Journalism in the wake of the fake article posted on CNN’s iReport ‘Unedited. Unfiltered. News.’ The article falsely claimed Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack, and had a big effect on Apple share prices. Tim Windsor beat me to one of my points, pointing out that the blame for this should lay more with CNN than citizen journalism in general. Many people ...
False Steve Jobs Heart Attack Report on CNN’s iReport Is a Failure of Open Systems (15)
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Someone posted a false report that Steve Jobs had heart attack to CNN’s citizen journalism site iReport. The fallout (which could include an SEC investigation) lead to the inevitable question of whether this is a failure of citizen journalism. It’s not. It’s a failure of open systems. As Sarah Perez points out at ReadWriteWeb, ANYONE can become a citizen journalist on iReport: Apparently, it’s as easy to become a citizen journalist on CNN as it ...
Steve Jobs Health Scare: Citizen Journalist Costs Apple Shareholders Billions (11)
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A rumor purporting that Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack, published on CNN’s citizen journalism site iReport, briefly sent shares of Apple in a freefall this morning. While Apple quickly moved to quell the rumor, telling Silicon Alley Insider that the news was simply “not true,” in light of the recent concerns over Steve Jobs’ health, the news was enough to spark a rapid sell-off of the company’s stock. While it will remain to ...
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bhc3 said:
"A rumor purporting that Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack, published on CNN’s citizen journalism site iReport, briefly sent shares of Apple in a freefall this morning. While Apple quickly moved to quell the rumor, telling Silicon Alley Insider that the news was simply “not true,” in light of the recent concerns over Steve Jobs’ health, the news was enough to spark a rapid sell-off of the company’s stock."
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Alberto said:
Rumors legitimation by the media is part of the current lack of general credibility. Everything can be true or false, no matter who tell that.
Steve Jobs Panic – the Anatomy of Fake News on Twitter (1)
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I often praised Twitter for being first reporting breaking news – typical examples were several recent earthquakes in Japan, China, New Zealand…etc. This morning’s news brought panic, as hundreds of Tweets reported: Steve Jobs was rushed to ER after severe heart attack. AAPL took a nosedive, then recovered. Fortunately the news turned out to be bogus. Citizen journalism failed today. Read the full chronology over @ CloudAve. (Oh, and while at it, you may want ...
Alana Taylor versus Heritage Media (20)
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The buzz has more or less died down, at least in the pages of Gawker, MediaShift, TechDirt and Romenesko. But our very own Alana Taylor did a feature for PBS blog MediaShift, a commentary really, on the lack of New Media savvy amongst the students and faculty at NYU in a class called “Reporting Gen Y.” She did so by mainly remarking on the irony that in a class full of journalism students, she was ...
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Bertil said:
Alas, same thing here: my sister-in-law-to-be just graduated from journo school: she barely knows what bloging is, and never heard of automated filtering, user-generated editing, etc.; many people in the press still think Google News is hand-sorted.
social media: do we need editors? (1)
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i am very anti-censorship but i read an article in today’s sydney morning herald that led to a stream of thoughts. for the most part, journalists are an ethical bunch and adhere to a code. where the areas are grey, an editor steps in and ensures that stories are truthful and conducted in a manner fitting of the publication. in the story above, while the police were trying to safely resolve a potential suicide jumper, ...
A look at CBS’ citizen journalism iPhone app (1)
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I’ve been playing with “CBS EyeMobile,” a new iPhone application (iTunes link) from CBS News, built by Seattle’s Treemo Labs. You can submit photos straight from your iPhone, and browse photos and video clips uploaded by other citizen reporters. As you may know, you can’t shoot video from your iPhone unless you’ve hacked it. (Like many iPhone users, I’m waiting for Apple to unlock the phone’s video capability, both recorded and live.) “Soon we will ...
CBS Debuts "EyeMobile" Citizen Journalism iPhone Application (1)
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New York - CBS (NYSE: CBS) on Monday announced the launch of "EyeMobile," a new application for Apple's iPhone that lets users upload newsworthy photos and videos for potential use by the company's news organization. Users may also view content uploaded by other citizens, leave comments, and embed uploaded content to third-party sites. While CBS is the first broadcast news organization with such an application, CNN's iReport and Fox News' uReport offer similar services. read ...
Δημοσιογραφία των πολιτών: Dan Gillmor και Project Report (1)
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To παρακάτω δελτίου τύπου για την εκδήλωση “Συμμετοχική δημοσιογραφία – Blog και Νέα Μέσα” μου θύμισε ότι το youtube μέσω του Project: report έχει προκηρύξει διαγωνισμό με έπαθλο 10.000 $ και διάφορα gadjets για ένα 3λεπτο φιλμάκι φτιαγμένο από πολίτες και με θέμα το προφίλ κάποιου του οποίου την ιστορία ο κόσμος θα έπρεπε να ξέρει. Το φιλμάκι πρέπει είτε να είναι στα αγγλικά, είτε να έχει αγγλικούς υπότιτλους. Υποβολές μέχρι τις 5/10. Φαντάζεστε να ...
Cross-pollinate or shrivel (1)
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I’m profoundly enthralled by things like rapid news-driven development in Django, and building a CMS that can switch from a beautiful feature layout to a Drudge-like breaking news linkbomb on a dime, and of course, leveraging the steady stream of free embeddable tools showing up online every day for your own newsy purposes. But none of those pieces of the puzzle I’ve become so interested in these days — on their own, at least — ...
Los ciudadanos están redefiniendo el periodismo (1)
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Nos acercamos desde IOL, una de las mayores Webs informativas de Sudáfrica, al periodismo ciudadano a través de las reflexiones más recientes de algunos de sus protagonistas. “La tecnología de la Web 2.0 no sólo ha establecido nuevos estándares para la interacción con la comunidad en línea sino que también promete desafiar la definición del periodismo”, dice The State of the News Media 2008. “Cualquier persona es capaz de actos de periodismo en cualquier momento”, ...
La crisis en Bolivia a través de los Blogs (1)
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Bolivia continúa enfrentándose al malestar social, ya que grupos antigubernamentales han ocupado instituciones del Gobierno en la ciudad de Santa Cruz y los enfrentamientos con los partidarios de Evo Morales han dejado 15 muertos en el departamento de Pando. Como consecuencia, el Gobierno ha declarado el estado de emergencia en la región. En Ahorabolivia encontramos este vídeo del momento en el cual los militares tomaban el Aeropuerto de Cobija, en Pando, al norte de Bolivia. ...
iamnews: A Global DIY Newsroom (2)
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As one of the very early members of the Online News Association, I've attended my share of ONA conferences over the years. This year, I wasn't able to attend the annual gathering that ended in Washington, DC, over the weekend. Instead, I spent most of last weekend at TechCrunch50, a technology conference in San Francisco now in its second year put on by TechCrunch, one of those upstart startups that may put the San Jose ...
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Dadgummit, porn ruins corporate strategy! CBS is learning the hard way that if you give people a "branded mobile platform" to "upload" their "user-generated content," the "content" they will "generate" is "nekkid womens." The Tiffany Network started a site called CBSeyemobile.com where you, the idiotic consumer, can upload photos. And now they're shocked, shocked to find out that it's full of filth, loose women, and inappropriate public demonstrations of lesbianism! Ad Age broke the story ...Shared by Keeez (20) Mac (23)Contribute commentShaping Youth (2) permalink
As MyDebates.org gives kids a MySpace forum for Social Studies classrooms to attempt to instill a civic sense of ‘how it all works’ with “Who won? Who lost?’ Who made the stronger case?” it makes me ponder if we’re perhaps asking kids the wrong question entirely. I’m all for teaching kids how to watch a debate, and giving media literacy tips on stage-crafting, orator skills, and determining questions for the candidates, but it’s the debate ...Shared by Sandra Foyt (16)Contribute commentSocial Media (71) permalink
Mixx: personalized social media from JD Lasica on Vimeo. I've been hearing about Mixx.com for some time and a few days ago had the chance to chat with Chris McGill, founder and CEO of the site. Mixx is a platform that enables any organization or person to launch a social media site at no cost and with no technological savvy. The site has had 8.1 million unique visitors over the past five months — not ...Shared by Standard Society (30)Contribute comment
