RTDNA Afterward: News Leadership in a Social-Networked World (2010 version)

Thanks to all who attended the above-titled RTDNA session this morning.  Here’s the slide deck.  Below are the links we showed in the workshop.
RTDNA@NAB 2010 News Leadership in a Social-Networked World
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http://www.twitscoop.com/ – real-time chronicling of Twitter, including “trending topics”
http://www.tweetfeel.com/ – this site tries to characterize tweets around a positive or negative vibe
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RTDNA Afterward: Top Digital & Content Trends – What News Leaders Need to Know

This is the second session I taught today. The slide deck is posted here, and links are posted below. Thanks for coming to RTDNA! I’d love to hear your feedback on the presentation. Post a comment here, or send me an e-mail or a tweet.
RTDNA@NAB 2010 Tech & Content Trends for News Leaders
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A new ChipCast for 2010

A new year, a new blog. Or at least a new focus for this blog I started last year. Effective now, ChipCast will focus on 1) journalism insights from my perch 29 floors above Cincinnati and 2) my running journey. I’m going to focus more on daily updates with intelligent thinking. Or at least daily [...]

Advice for journalists and realtors: something in common

Of all the posts I’ve read in the past 2 days (hundreds of them), this is my favorite:
If I were a realtor
Social media blogger Chris Brogan hits it right on the head, not just for realtors, but also for journalists.   Realtors and journalists share one thing in common – they should all be the experts of [...]

2 weeks off, 300+ newsletters, 24 best posts

I’m going back to work Monday, two weeks to the day I last stepped foot on the 29th floor at the Scripps Center. After 9 days of a long journey to Texas and back, I’m watching football and basketball, cleaning out e-mail and catching up with everything I’ve missed.
I subscribe to about 30 newsletters that [...]

2 of my New Years Goals

I’ve got a handful of New Years goals. Some deal with home and family improvements, and I’ll keep those at home. But there are two I’ll share here:

Run a marathon.  In early 2009, I started running.  In my first 44 years, I never stuck with any specific exercise routine for a long period of time.  Now [...]