Word cloud of Reportr.net created with the online tool Wordle.
Inspired by 10,000 Words post on “What is the multimedia blogosphere talking about?“
Filed under: blogging, journalism, new media , word cloud, Wordle
MSM: Journalism news
- Web Traffic (or Lack of) May Be a Reason for a Columnist's Dismissal - New York Times
- Save money, sanity buying a college notebook - Houston Chronicle
- Backing from the Ford Foundation enhances WVU journalism project - Media Newswire (press release)
- How the Media Wrestle With the Web - New York Times
- Leading Nursing Web site, NurseZone.com Wins Award for Journalism ... - PR Newswire (press release)
- Korea's OhmyNews Seeks a Fresh Business Model - BusinessWeek
- The Platform: What's a Fair Share In the Age of Google? - Century Foundation
- Local group launches investigative journalism Web site - Seattle Times
- Ghost's operating system comes alive - CNET News
- Musician Carroll's viral video as a tool--and lesson--for journalists - Examiner.com
Blogs: Journalism news
- Sarah Palin Saves Newspapers, Kills Journalism - The Sexist ...
- Music Journalism R.I.P? - An Introduction / In Depth // Drowned In ...
- Can “Free” Help Serious Journalism? | Solution Journalism
- Knight Science Journalism Tracker » Blog Archive » AP: Once more ...
- Free Broadcast Journalism Jobs | reformingjournalism.com
- Who, what, where and when: Digital Journalism Camp has a schedule ...
- DAVID-BAPTISTE CHIROT: Free Press: The Fight for Quality ...
- What's the Future of Journalism? Anything's Better Than Advertiser ...
- July 14, 2009: Today's Journalism Podcast
- Journalism, now upon teh internets « Go Go Internets Ranger
thats for sure, dude
Its funny how a concept takes off.
On Sunday I went through this very same exercise using Wordle.net as a visual aid to help refocus my site on online marketing and reassess the value of the keywords I was using.
Here’s my post:
http://gaffney3.com/2008/08/17/wordle-as-an-online-marketing-and-seo-tool/
And my Wordles:
http://wordle.net/gallery?username=billgaffney
Jonathan Feinberg calls his site a toy, but I would definitely qualify it as a tool.
- Bill Gaffney
[...] Wordle meme keeps spread to other parts of the journoblogosphere (see here and here), but I should note that it’s not just a neat little navel-gazing exercise. There are [...]