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re:publica'09
Shift happens!
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bicyclemark |
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| Tag | 2 |
| Raum | Kalkscheune Workshop 2 |
| Beginn | 14:00 |
| Dauer | 01:00 |
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| ID | 434 |
| Veranstaltungstyp | Workshop |
| Track | Medien |
| Sprache | englisch |
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Twitter and Journalism
A US Airways plane somehow makes an emergency landing in the Hudson river. The first pic to be circulated anywhere of the scene comes from a service called Twitpic, which functions in cooperation with twitter. Within minutes the picture is everywhere. A turkish Air plane makes a crash landing in a field right next to Schiphol airport in amsterdam, the first reports come again from twitter, people on the highway who observed the crash. Immediately tweets start circulating about how much faster people on twitter are than the conventional media.
The discussion sounds like when internet tools began carrying out the functions of media workers; reporting, photographing, reaching mass audiences fast with details, questions, commentary, criticism. So twitter and journalism, whats the connection? How will these two co-exist or intersect, and why should or shouldn't they? Citizen Journalist and Media Critic Mark Fonseca Rendeiro aka Bicyclemark looks at specific examples in the short history of twitter and how it has intersected with the world of media work and journalism.