Yesterday Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, took to the lectern at a Montreal business conference and said over-use of his micro-blogging site is bad for your health. “I like the kind of engagement where you go to the website and you leave because you’ve found what you are looking for or you found something very interesting ...
Interhacktives contributors @Andrewstuart and @r_ratclif went to see the #twittamentary screening as part of social media week, presented by Media 140. Here is our Storify of the event. The Twittamentary shown at the Innovation Warehouse as part of Social Media Week – London. These are the tweets from @interhacktives and others around it. View the story ...
3hundredand65 is a collaborative online storytelling project that’s raising money to support the Teenage Cancer Trust by inviting contributors to “crowdauthor a graphic novel”. Each day, a new writer progresses the story via a single Tweet to the organizers. Their tweet is then illustrated and added to the website. The plot is a science fiction, ...
During Social Media Week I live-blogged from the intriguingly-titled event ‘Twitter, the Butterfly Effect and the Future of Journalism’. Paul Lewis, Special Projects Editor at the Guardian talked about how Twitter works best as a collaborative tool, while Anna Doble, social media producer at Channel 4 News revealed that Jon Snow and Krishnan Guru-Murthy check ...
Today’s Audioboo giving us a roundup on Interhacktives is here. Recorded by Andrew Stuart, it’s recorded at Spa Fields. Enjoy it! Interhacktives boo 3! @interhacktives (mp3) Enjoy, comment and post a reply audioboo. Andrew. Share this:TwitterGoogle +1FacebookLinkedInMoreStumbleUponRedditDiggPrintEmail
Those who attended the ‘Freedom of the Tweet‘ talk this Tuesday won’t be surprised to hear that a new defamation case has been brought against Twitter. An Australian man is suing the social media giant after its service was used by TV personality Marieke Hardy to publicise a website which falsely accused him of writing ...
In a room packed with iPads and smart phones, journalists from the country’s biggest news organisations gathered last night to discuss how social media has impacted their work. Despite the variety of journalists present – the panel included speakers from the BBC to News International – all were agreed on one point: social media is ...
London’s blogosphere descended upon the basement of The Long Acre tonight to celebrate the end of what has been the first day of Social Media Week London and to take part in their regular Meet-up. Established London-based bloggers – some of which have been at it for 11 years now – shared their thoughts on ...
Social Media Week London is finally here. Still don’t know what’s it about and why we’re on about it? Here’s how the organisers put it: Reflecting the global impact of social media – and its role as a catalyst in driving cultural, economic, political and social change in developed and emerging markets – Social Media ...
Social Media Week is a multi-city real-time conference that aims to take the global social networking conversation to the next level. As Martin Bryant explains, it’s an international celebration of the way online social tools are transforming the world we live in. #SMW allows people around the world to participate in a live conversation about how social shifts ...
Earlier tonight the world learned of Whitney Houston’s death. Little over three hours afterwards, the story is all over the internet: on the BBC news website, on the Rolling Stone website with celebrity tweets gathered on Mashable too. The immediate obituaries clearly show these were planned and written beforehand, with ABC’s 3 page piece being ...
If you follow me, @andrewstuart, on Twitter you may well know I am a big user of Instagram. I even use it to do a 365 project. I find it a fun, experimental and quirky way of sharing photos. You can take a photo and it’ll look fairly awesome on it. It’s not as technically ...
The #drawahorse hashtag is something that took off very recently, and it all started here at City University, London. We at Interhacktives would be missing a trick if we didn’t explain how it all started, so we got in touch with the person behind it all, a Mr Thomas Carlo Morris, AKA @iamdjcarlo, to tell us ...
Breaking news on Twitter is not something that’s new, but it is now being seemingly regulated by the powers-that-be at Sky News and the BBC News operations. Share this:TwitterGoogle +1FacebookLinkedInMoreStumbleUponRedditDiggPrintEmail