Wolfgang Blau (Zeit Online) kurz und prägnant über die Brachenmythen des Journalismus. (via carta) Wolfgang Blau (Zeit Online) kurz und prägnant über die Brachenmythen des Journalismus. (via carta)
Die sieben Branchenmythen des Journalismus
by Kosmopolit in Digital Public Sphere
March 7, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: advertising, blogging, google, internet, journalism, newspaper, social media
We need a bigger EU-Blogosphere! But how?
by Kosmopolit in Digital Public Sphere, EU politics
February 20, 2011 · 20 Comments
The so-called “euroblogosphere” is a rather small specialised blogging scene. It has always been like that. However, lately I have the feeling that not enough new bloggers take up the challenge to write about EU topics. It seems to me that only very few new blogs have been launched in the last months/years. Moreover, there [...]
Tags: academia, blogging, blogosphere, career, euroblog, euroblogosphere, internships, motivation, social media, stagiaire, students
The #web2eu bubble and ‘islands of excellence’
by Kosmopolit in Digital Public Sphere, EU politics
February 19, 2011 · 10 Comments
Last week there was another #web2eu (and on twitter) event, formerly known as openbeer 2.0 (if I remember correctly!). If you have not heard of it: it’s a nice little series of events focusing on social media and the European Union in Brussels. It is informal and it is a great place to meet people [...]
What think tanks did next – A short essay for a longer life
by Kosmopolit in Digital Public Sphere, EU politics
February 8, 2011 · 3 Comments
First impression: This looks interesting. A think tank pamphlet titled “What the EU Did Next -Short essays for a longer life” with a nice blog and prominent young writers. It is a good idea to promote a think tank pamphlet with a blog where authors and readers can discuss the ideas. The blog has a [...]
Tags: blogging, EU, social media, think tanks, what the EU did next
New Ideas on Europe: Blogging, social media – and academia
by Kosmopolit in Academia & Society, Digital Public Sphere, EU politics
December 5, 2010 · No Comments
Ideas on Europe is the blogging platform of UACES, a traditional academic association in the field of European Studies with a membership of around 1000 academics. As some of you already know I started working with them on issues regarding online/media strategy which also includes Ideas on Europe. We just launched some sort of editorial [...]
Tags: acadmia, blogging, european studies, ideas on europe, research, social media, UACES
The future of bloggingportal
by Kosmopolit in Digital Public Sphere
June 12, 2010 · 9 Comments
During the last weeks the editors of bloggingportal have been discussing the future of bloggingportal. The attempt to kick-start a public debate on our editors’ blog here failed, partly because we had some server problems last week. So I thought I should give it another plug here. So why do we need to talk about [...]
Tags: bloggingportal, EU, euroblog, future, social media
Blogs – A new image tool for Romanian Social Democrats
by Anda in Eastern Europe
June 10, 2008 · 3 Comments
Blogs are one of the latest additions to the Romanian political landscape. From a totally unknown concept, they have turned overnight in fashionable tools, a “must have” for any politician who wants to be taken seriously. In fact, most of the politicians pay small fortunes to have a blog (although most of them use free [...]
Tags: blogosphere, blogs, campaign, political blogging, political blogs, politics, psd, Romania, Romanian Politics, social media
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