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Shane Richmond: At the Telegraph, journalists are engaging with readers

[Our sister publication Nieman Reports is out with its latest issue, and its focus is the impact of social media on journalism. There are lots of interesting articles, and we'll be highlighting a few here over the next few days. Here's a piece by Shane ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, Nieman Journalism Lab,  17 Sep 2009
Related Topics: BBC

Get Firefox 3! (But wait until tomorrow)

If you've never tried Firefox then tomorrow is the time to start. June 18th is Download Day 2008, and Mozilla, the organisation that makes the popular web browser, hopes that Firefox 3, the latest version of the browser, will set the record for the ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  16 Jun 2008

Apple WWDC: Reasons to be excited

When Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, takes the stage later today at his company's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco  he won't just be addressing the thousands of attendees in the auditorium. Many of the websites 'liveblogging' ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  9 Jun 2008
Related Topics: Steve Jobs,  Twitter Inc

Rebuilding My Telegraph: latest (2)

A sketch of the first version of My Telegraph Readers of this blog and My Telegraph can look forward to a faster, more stable platform. That in itself will be popular with regular users but there will be more to come in the weeks after the relaunch. ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  5 Jun 2008

Introducing the Last.fm fantasy setlist

Back when I was reviewing bands, many years ago, I used to hate it when a band would show up at a festival and spend three quarters of their set playing their new album and a bunch of obscure b-sides. Festivals are about crowd pleasing, though it's not ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  4 Jun 2008
Related Topics: Noel Gallagher,  Barack Obama,  The Beatles,  George Harrison

Apple adds film downloads to UK iTunes

The Matrix is one of the films available for download More than 700 films are available through Apple's iTunes store. They can be downloaded to a computer, transferred to an iPod or iPhone and, if you have an Apple TV, watched on your TV within minutes ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  4 Jun 2008
Related Topics: Sony

Quotable (11)

A selection of quotes from recent blog posts: "A more fundamental problem with The Filter, however, is the bolted-on feeling we got from the social aspects of the site. When it comes to finding a funny web video or a killer new artist to check out, our ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  3 Jun 2008
Related Topics: Ars Technica,  Peter Gabriel

Telegraph.co.uk overtakes Guardian as UK's top newspaper website

It's been a long journey but the Telegraph has finally returned to its position as the UK's number newspaper website, having overtaken the Guardian in the April ABCe figures. There's not much in it, so the lead may well change hands several times in ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  22 May 2008

Ole Ole: The football community site

Work on the new My Telegraph site is still keeping me from blogging as much as I would like. However, when I heard that football community Ole Ole had snapped-up the award-winning Arseblog I thought I'd take a look. Besides, testing one community site ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  21 May 2008
Related Topics: Arsenal Football Club,  Manchester United,  Chelsea F.C.

Knock knock. Doctor Who's there?

It's been more than 40 years since Doctor Who last attempted comedy, according to Wikipedia. On the evidence of last night's episode, The Unicorn and the Wasp, I can only hope they leave it slightly longer before their next effort. The Doctor: ...

From SHANE RICHMOND, The Telegraph,  18 May 2008
Related Topics: Agatha Christie,  Dick Van Dyke

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