Social media tools to use (more) in 2013
Being a student puts you in touch with new resources, but it also makes you
social media
Social media users in emerging countries want more than just flashy visuals
Brazil and India don’t share much common ground. But, along with the United States, they
The law should not be playing catch up with social media
Henry Vane argues that jailing offensive social media users shows up an out-of-date judiciary
Why internet comments are better than vox-pops
George Arnett on the fatal flaws of vox-pops in on online age.
Social media tools – Opinsy
George Arnett and Henry Taylor discuss the internet’s newest social media debate platform
The #4amProject: A triumph for Social Media
There have been many campaigns organised on Twitter. The most high profile of them make
Is Social Media the answer to solving crimes?
This morning the Boston Police Force accredited social media for their increase in crime solving.
Social Media Editor for the Hackney Post: Week 1
By Abby Young-Powell This week I have been Social Media Editor for the Hackney Post.
Social media at Islington Now: Week 1 of 3.
So, week one of Islington Now from the perspective of social media. Just to give
The Guardian’s TV advert shows how news now embraces social media
The Guardian’s open news TV advert shows how The Three Little Pigs story would be
365 storytellers take on a Year
3hundredand65 is a collaborative online storytelling project that’s raising money to support the Teenage Cancer
Instagram – Loving it up for the day
If you follow me, @andrewstuart, on Twitter you may well know I am a big
Breaking the news on Twitter
Breaking news on Twitter is not something that’s new, but it is now being seemingly
Sky News Twitter Ban – Save Fieldproducer… or not?
Earlier this evening, the world of social media went into uproar, partly due to this:
Islington Now: What we’re planning
In the coming weeks, we City students will be re-launching the website for our Islington-based
Interhacktives: what we’ve got planned
Over the past few months we’ve been reporting on the world of social media –
Why Twitter can be amazing for local news – but it isn’t everything.
This post comes out of a tweet by David Higgerson, the head of multimedia for
It all started on social media: Jeremy Clarkson rants about executing strikers
On November 30th 2011, British public sector workers went on strike regarding their pensions. Considered
It all started on social media: England’s August riots
From August 6th onwards one story dominated the British – and at time, global –
It all started on social media: terror in Norway
Update Sunday 24 July 2011 : At least 86 young people were killed Friday at youth camp on Utoeya, Norway, shot by a 32-year-old native Norwegian. Seven more died in a bombing in Oslo. Here are some first and second-hand accounts as well as traditional news reports.