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links for 2007-04-03

April 3, 2007

  • BBC NEWS: Guernsey minister rejects information laws
    “Deputy Chief Minister Stuart Falla, said there was “not enough of a problem” to warrant having a freedom of information (FOI) act.”
    (tags: foi foia guernsey)
  • Reuters Blogs: The unidentified man
    Reuters reissued a photograph featuring an “unidentified man” after a reader wrote in explaining that it was Somali Prime Minister Ali Ghedi.
    (tags: reuters journalism photography captions)
  • Regret the Error: Maple leaves, not pot
    Spotted in the Daily Mirror: “MAPLE leaves, not cannabis, were the adornment on Britney Spears’ coat sleeves in our picture (Page 13, March 26)”
    (tags: mirror journalism corrections)
  • Smart Mobs: Groundbreaking moblogging community project with TV broadcasting in the UK
    Alfie Dennon’s moblogUK Technology has licensed a mobile blogging ‘Participation Toolkit’ to Channel 4.
    (tags: moblog channel4 community mobile television)
  • BBC Open Secrets: FOI spotlight now shines on policy formulation
    Martin Rosenbaum: the FOI Act “is now shining into what for central goverment is one of the most sensitive areas, the process of policy formulation and internal discussion.”
    (tags: foi foia)
  • The Register: Blog refuseniks facing the sack?
    “We’ve all heard about employees being sacked for blogging. But as the fad begins to wane, will staff soon be sacked for failing to blog?”
    (tags: blogging blogs sonybmg)
  • Press Gazette Editor’s Blog: Multimedia: Inside the new Telegraph newsroom
    We’re finally making better use of our existing still photographs — Here’s a Soundslides presentation about the Telegraph’s new newsroom.
    (tags: telegraph soundslides newspapers journalism)
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Martin Stabe is a data journalist based in London. He is an head of interactive news at the Financial Times.