Ready Steady Blog
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The document discusses how digital media, social media, blogging, and new technologies are changing the ways that people consume information and how businesses communicate. It notes that boundaries are blurring between different types of media, such as news becoming entertainment and vice versa. It then lists many popular social media platforms and web tools in no particular order, including Twitter, Facebook, blogs, YouTube, Flickr, and services for video, photos, self-publishing, and mobile content sharing.
Ready Steady Blog
- 1. Toby Barnes pixel-lab.co.uk Linkedin/in/tobybarnes Twitter.com/tobybarnes Flickr.com/photos/tobybarnes Toby Moores Sleepydog.net Linkedin/in/tobymoores Twitter.com/sleepydog
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- 8. What are we going to talk about today... Digital media. Social Media Blogging & Twitter & this and that ... New technologies & their sectorial impact. My shiny iphone. ... Now, and the future. Blurring of corporate communication
- 9. Changing times Changing audiences Changing consumption patterns Changing work practises Changing markets All change.
- 12. Everything for Every Age
- 14. News is Entertainment. Sports is News. Art is Advertisement. Advertisement is Art. Crime is Entertainment. Entertainment is Business. Business is News. Politicians are rock stars. Music is politics. Science is entertainment. Science is Politics. Politics is News. Politics is Gossip. Gossip is News. Celebrity is News. Celebrity is Entertainment
- 15. Blogs Facebook Blogs 2.0 - Wordpress RSS YouTube Del.icio.us Flickr Twitter Video Blogs Lifestreams and friend feeds
- 16. Not including... In no particular order: Twitter and other microblogging platforms Social Networks- content created through things like Facebook feeds User generated Metadata (Library of Congress Flickr project, increase in Microformat adoption, FOAF, enablers like Reuters Calais project etc.) Visualization – taking data and making visual engaging media–Swivel , ManyEyes, Gapminder Portable content- content that consists of friends lists, attention filters etc. see dataportability.org Video Video Video – but not just uploading/sharing video- Services like Seesmic that enable conversations and EyeJot- new communication to replace emails etc. Self publishing, Lulu.com, Blurb.com etc. User Generate product creation, Zazzle, Cafepress,- Self publishing tools for creating business marketing, e-learning material etc. Flypaper, slideshare, Online Digital Picture tools- Picnik, Scrapblog Data that creates data- mashups that are taking user generated content and generating content from that data for the user on the fly. Tools like MyBlogLog’s enablement of Blog Juice Mobile content- be it video, pictures or good old text
- 21. thanks. sorry.