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links for 2006-12-06

December 6, 2006

  • L’aurora: It’s back on the stands baby!
    Journalism student Sarah Andrews: “Rock on the next issue.”
    (tags: press_gazette)
  • Virtual Economics: LinkedIn is not MySpace for grown-ups
    Following a Poynter article suggesting it as a useful tie-up with local newspapers, Seamus McCauley explains the weakness of LinkedIn: It doesn’t do anything and makes money from commercial messages.
    (tags: linkedin socialnetworks)
  • BBC Pods and Blogs: Show Notes: Zappy, Fleetstreet 2.0 and Blogspiel
    Mass media fame at last!
    (tags: bbc podcasting blogs fivelive radio)
  • Nicholas Carr: Avatars consume as much electricity as Brazilians
    Nicholas Carr wonders whether Second Life is ecologically sustainable. There’s a wider point here about the environmental impact of the Internet, which gets talked about far too infrequently.
    (tags: secondlife second_life climatechange environment internet electricity carbon)
  • The Bivings Report: Print Media Websites Who’s Getting it Right?
    The Bivings Report looks at which US print publications are making the best use of RSS, blogs, bookmarking, commenting, and tagging.
    (tags: blogs web2.0 newspapers online bookmarking comments rss)
  • Martin Belam: Right to reply, but no right to network privacy with Newscounter
    Martin Belam worries that Newscounter is showing off his network referral details – and has a few other suggestions for how the site could be improved.
    (tags: newscounter)
  • Steve Yelvingon: Explaining Web 2.0 to publishers
    Steve Yelvingon is impressed by Ifra’s explaination of “Web 2.0″
    (tags: web2.0 publishing magazines newspapers ifra django)
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Martin Stabe is a data journalist based in London. He is an head of interactive news at the Financial Times.