12. Web 2.0 = Social media
Participatory culture “contrasts with
older notions of passive media
spectatorship. Rather than talking
about media producers and
consumers occupying separate roles,
we might now see them as
participants who interact with each
other according to a new set of rules
that none of us fully understands.”
Jenkins (2006), Convergence Culture
30. Rory’s experience
“I still think that experimenting with everything
from social networks to YouTube to blogs is a
useful way for broadcasters to get into
conversation with the audience. But better keep
the dog out of it.”
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/technology/2008/11/close_to_you.html
33. UK National newspapers
- 131 Twitter accounts
- 1.47 million followers
Twitter correspondent
- Ruth Barnett, Sky News
MuckRuck.com
- Aggregator of journalists’
tweets
34. “A toy for bored celebrities
and high-school girls”
Maureen Dowd, 2009
“It’s like searching for medical
advice in an online world of
quacks and cures”
Ellen Goodman, 2009
“Twitter? I won’t touch it.
It’s all garbage.”
Journalist quoted in New York
Times
44. Crowdsourcing
Works best if you build a large
audience/following
Think about the audience you
are asking
Questions open to opinion,
ideas tend to work best
Connect with community
45. Crowdsourcing
Works best if you build a large
audience/following
Think about the audience you
are asking
Questions open to opinion,
ideas tend to work best
Connect with community
46. Three principles
Photo: Matt Hamm: http://flickr.com/photos/matthamm/
47. Three principles
Be human
Be honest
Be involved
Photo: Matt Hamm: http://flickr.com/photos/matthamm/
48. Further reading:
Columbia Graduate School of
Journalism social media course
http://bit.ly/socmediaskills
49. Thank you
@hermida
alfred.hermida@ubc.ca
http://reportr.net