Sabtu, 30 Juli 2011

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World / Asia Pacific: Seoul Sets Terms for Resuming Talks With North Korea
By CHOE SANG-HUN and STEVEN LEE MYERS
North Korea must suspend its nuclear activities and allow
U.N. inspectors to verify the freeze before six-nation
talks can restart, the chief South Korean negotiator said.

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Jon Stewart takes on Twitter news pundits

Posted: 29 Jul 2011 06:27 AM PDT

This had to be done: In this clip, The Daily Show pokes fun at how news organizations turn to random Twitter account holders instead of actually vetting facts.

“Is it so wrong that we want our pundits vetted? I want to get my news from news people,” Stewart says. “Not random people with an AOL account.”

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Jumat, 29 Juli 2011

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World / Asia Pacific: Sentences in Sectarian Killings in Indonesia Are Criticized
By AUBREY BELFORD
Twelve members of a mob that set upon adherents of an
Islamic sect, killing three of them, received sentences of
three to six months in jail.

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Business Day / Global Business: U.S. Slowdown Spells Trouble for Asia's Smaller Economies
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Asia's smaller export-driven economies look most vulnerable
to the threat of a deeper U.S. economic slump, which could
materialize even if Washington manages to avert a debt
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By JULIA WERDIGIER
The biggest oil company in Europe benefited from higher oil
prices and new oil and gas projects that came on stream.

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World / Europe: Archbishop Pietro Sambi, Vatican Envoy, Dies at 73
By PAUL VITELLO
Archbishop Sambi was a career Vatican diplomat who
represented the Roman Catholic Church in diplomatically
delicate postings around the globe.

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Kamis, 28 Juli 2011

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World / Middle East: Comic-Book Heroes Help Change Image of Islam
By SARA HAMDAN
The creator of an Islam-inspired series of comic books
hopes his work will help Muslims and people in the West see
the religion differently.

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Rabu, 27 Juli 2011

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World / Asia Pacific: Billionaires' Rise Aids India, and Vice Versa
By JIM YARDLEY and VIKAS BAJAJ
India's new billionaires attest to the private sector's
growth in areas once controlled by the state such as
telecommunications, ports, airports, banks and
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Entries open for 2011 EPPY Awards

Posted: 26 Jul 2011 07:40 AM PDT

Editor & Publisher Magazine has announced its call for entries for the 2011 EPPY Awards, honoring the best media-affiliated websites. Here are the list of categories and the rules for site eligibility requirements, international entry information, and other details. Click here to start the entry process.


Selasa, 26 Juli 2011

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World / Asia Pacific: Australia and Malaysia Sign a Refugee Swap Deal
By LIZ GOOCH
Australia will send 800 illegal immigrants to Malaysia,
where their refugee claims will be processed, and it will
accept 4,000 certified refugees from Malaysia by 2015.

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Business Day / Global Business: Clinton Urges Asian Nations to Compete Fairly in World
Markets
By KEITH BRADSHER
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton clearly aimed her
remarks in Hong Kong on Monday at Beijing's leaders without
explicitly criticizing China.

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Senin, 25 Juli 2011

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Business Day / Energy & Environment: A Slow Start for the for Carbon Credit Market
By VALERIE VOLCOVICI | REUTERS
A drive to promote trade in carbon credits one of which
represents a ton of carbon dioxide not emitted because a
forest was left standing is working to attracting the
attention of the private sector.

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Sabtu, 23 Juli 2011

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World / Asia Pacific: 2 Koreas Meet, Raising Hopes for New Nuclear Talks
By CHOE SANG-HUN
The chief nuclear negotiators' meeting raised hopes that
the countries were inching toward broader talks on ending
the North's nuclear weapons program.

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WNYC shows how easy it is to hack into voicemail

Posted: 19 Jul 2011 07:46 AM PDT

WNYC did a good bit of simple reporting that made the News of the World scandal particularly relevant to U.S. audiences, showing how easy it is to hack into voicemail systems — including those in the U.S. The station found it could easily access voice mail messages in AT&T account and Sprint accounts, but wasn’t able to do so for T-Mobile and Verizon phones. A lot of attention is paid to online security and privacy these days, so it’s easy to forget that new technologies are also endangering our privacy in older, analog systems. In this case, several online services make it easy to spoof cell phone numbers — thus enabling the hacking — for just $10. Hopefully the News of the World scandal will spur phone companies to tighten security.


Selasa, 19 Juli 2011

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Opinion: Counterpoint: Debunking Myths About China
By ERIC X. LI
Hypotheses that do not stand up to facts and yet still
dominate people's consciousness are harmful.

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World / Asia Pacific: Premier Najib Razak of Malaysia to Meet Pope Benedict XVI
By LIZ GOOCH
Analysts say the visit is intended to signal a wish to mend
ties with the country's Christians after a series of
episodes that have strained interfaith relations in the
Muslim-majority nation.

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Business Day / Global Business: Warning Signs in Citibank Scandals in Indonesia
By AUBREY BELFORD
Allegations of wrongdoing at Citigroup can be seen as a
cautionary tale for banks expanding in a country weak on
regulations.

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Sabtu, 16 Juli 2011

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World / Asia Pacific: Malaysian Prime Minister to Meet With Pope in Gesture to
Christians
By LIZ GOOCH
Najib Razak's meeting with Pope Benedict XVI is seen as a
step forward for Christians in the Muslim-majority nation,
and may advance the establishment of diplomatic relations
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World / Asia Pacific: Edible-Nest Swiftlet Industry Growing in Indonesia
By JEFFERY DelVISCIO
In an area where residents try to attract a creature whose
nest has value, birdhouses have been proliferating.

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Best practices for engaging users on Facebook

Posted: 13 Jul 2011 01:01 PM PDT

Facebook just released findings from a new study looking at how people were engaging with Journalist Pages on Facebook, which includes some good guidance on what types of posts receive the most feedback and when are the best times to post to get the highest levels of engagement.

Among the highlights:

  • Starting the conversation: Posts that include a question or call to action from the journalist received the highest amount of feedback. Posts with questions received 2X more comments and 64% more feedback overall than an average post.
  • Personal analysis is effective: Posts that included the journalist's analysis and personal reflections had 20% more referral clicks than that of an average post.
  • Images work: Photos received 50% more likes than non-photo posts, and journalists who shared links that included a thumbnail image in the link preview received 65% more likes and 50% more comments than posts that did not include images.
  • Journalists received the highest amount of feedback later in the week. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday had the highest amount of feedback — with Sunday receiving the highest amount of feedback at 25% more likes and 8% more comments above average.
  • Feedback spikes occurred on Journalist Pages at the start of the day (7 a.m. & 8 a.m. showing a 30-40% increase); late in the morning (10 a.m. ET received 40% increase in feedback); later in the workday (4 & 5 p.m. ET showing 40% and 100% increases); and on into the evening hours (12 a.m. ET getting 30% increase and 2 a.m. ET getting 20% increase).

Here is a link to the full study, which is fairly concise but has some additional details.

RELATED: Facebook tips for journalists, from Facebook

The study was conducted by Journalist Program Manager Vadim Lavrusik and Data Analyst Betsy Cameron. They have also conducted research on how users are engaging with news organizations on Facebook and will be releasing the findings in the coming weeks.

 


How Twitter tracked the News of the World scandal

Posted: 13 Jul 2011 11:30 AM PDT

The Guardian analyzed half a million tweets sent with the #notw hashtag over the past four days to capture how the News of the World scandal has exploded and spread online — the results are displayed in this fascinating interactive.


‘World’s first location-aware digital newspaper’

Posted: 12 Jul 2011 06:00 PM PDT

The Bay Area News Group released an innovative new iPad app, TapIn Bay Area, that it calls “the world’s first location-aware digital newspaper.” Users can easily navigate via a map to get nearby news, events and listings, or the app will do it for you based on your location.

“Imagine cutting up your newspaper into 10,000 pieces and organizing those pieces on a map,” Tackable co-founder Luke Stangel tells CyberJournalist.net. “TapIn is version 1.0 of that map. Newspapers are trying to find a format that works in the post-Internet and post-mobile age. TapIn paints that canvas in a bold, new color.”
Stangel co-founders of Tackable, an independent development team incubated inside the Mercury News. We built TapIn in close collaboration with MediaNews.

The app is free for now but a monthly subscription will later be offered for $4.99. However, users will be able to earn that money back by participating in TapIn activities such as in discussions, sharing photos, and just plain browsing.

You can download the app here.

If you’re interested in more details, CJR has a lengthy interview with Stengel here.

Ken Doctor has a really thoughtful analysis of the app here, and says the four things that distinguish it are that it’s a tablet native product, has a commercial platform, incorporates game dynamics and is built as a syndicatable, networkable platform.