Showing posts with label Digital journalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital journalism. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Google Manufacturer Center


Manufacturers can upload product data and on all Google sites, for any retailers' advertisement consistent data will be presented by Google.

http://www.operationroi.com/2016/02/google/google-shopping/understanding-new-google-manufacturer-center

Blog Post to Global Toast



Blog Post to Global Toast is my slogan.

An idea that germinates in your brain, becomes the idea of the world.

I request all bloggers to think and write ideas for improving things around them. Discoveries may come, inventions may come and large scale commercialization may take place. But many of these things start as an idea in one man's brain. Keep thinking.

In the recent days, to promote entrepreneurship, I suggest that business plan competitions are held and all entries are posted on website. That makes your ideas known to large number of people and some of them may use the idea. If you do not want to start a business yourself, at least contribute to that objective by creating business plans which others can use.

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Is Social Media Overtaking Professional Media in Digital World?



Has digital world changed the roles?

Is social media and social content produced by amateurs overtaking the professional media in terms of quantum of content as well use of it. While the usage of any individual item produced by amateurs is expected to be low as compared to the content produced by professional content producers, if one looks at usage of content by users in any particular period the social media content may have an equal proportion.

While in text contet, there may not be any research on this issue, in video content, now there is a Pew study.

The study reported:

Citizens play a substantial role in supplying and producing footage. More than a third of the most watched videos (39%) were clearly identified as coming from citizens. Another 51% bore the logo of a news organization, though some of that footage, too, appeared to have been originally shot by users rather than journalists. (5% came from corporate and political groups, and the origin of another 5% was not identified.)

http://www.journalism.org/analysis_report/youtube_news

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Digital Journalism - YouTube Videos

Global Digital Journalism: A Transformative Moment - Google Tech Talk - Video
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Interview with Emily Bell - Directory - Tow Center of Digital Journalism - Video
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Digital Journalism Issue - Business for Bloggers - Video
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