Tag Archives: Wall Street Journal

Tweets on the Times: “Getting” Social Media, or Not?

By Lee Aase | Published: March 8, 2010
While I generally don’t like the dismissive attitude embodied in the assertion that a person or organization doesn’t “get” something, a couple of recent tweets relating to the New York Times and social media make me at least ask the question. As I was checking my Tweetdeck on the bus this morning, I noted this [...]
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Thesis 20: Social media tools enable authentic communication if you don’t purposefully complicate things

By Lee Aase | Published: December 29, 2009
Among the most important benefits of social media tools are their ease of use. While updating a static Web site can be onerous, and video shooting, editing and distribution also can be complicated, the beauty of blogs, Flip cameras (or Kodaks) and YouTube is the nimble authenticity they bring to communication. Of course, it’s possible [...]
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Multimedia Reporting

By Lee Aase | Published: March 30, 2008
I’m at the Association of Health Care Journalists’ annual conference, called Health Journalism 2008, in Washington, D.C. I just met Scott Hensley from the Wall Street Journal‘s Health Blog, who is one of the panelists in this session on new media tools for telling stories. Appropriately, his presentation is going to be a blog. He [...]
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