Arsip: Blogging
New Media Tactics and Interactions
CHRIS Garrett wrotes about how to survive in business by formulating the right tactics of using new media instruments. (With a great piece of diagram). Link.— Firman Firdaus • June 5th, 2008
Mengapa menulis (blog)?
Muhammad Saleem, kontributor di ProBlogger memberikan alasan kenapa dia (dan kita, semestinya) menulis blog. Berikut ini ringkasan sekaligus terjemahan bebasnya. Mengedukasi orang lain dan diri sendiri. Forum komentar merupakan tempat belajar yang efektif atas suatu isu/masalah. Personal branding. Istilah Indonesianya: membentuk citra personal (halah). Presensi kita di dunia maya bisa menambah kredibiltas pribadi kita. Merangkai jejaring sosial. Ini [...]— Firman Firdaus • April 19th, 2008
Gunakan nama asli ketika ngeblog
Komentar “pakar telematika” Roy Suryo yang bilang “blog itu tidak bertanggung jawab, blogger itu tukang tipu” perlu ditanggapi agak serius. Roy mengatakan hal tersebut menanggapi adanya blogger yang memberi informasi palsu atau menggunakan nama-nama palsu. Soal penggunaan nama palsu memang kerap terjadi di ranah blogosfer. Kadang itu mengganggu juga. Tidak heran, ketika mantan menteri sekretaris kabinet Yusril [...]— Firman Firdaus • March 3rd, 2008
New media still in needs of old media
Ikram brought this interesting conversation: why blogger still “proud” when their blogs being featured in newspapers? Hehe…— Firman Firdaus • October 4th, 2007
Hello, Wealthy Blogger!
John Tozzi of BusinessWeek wrote about some wealthy bloggers, who turn their personal obsession into a popular favorite and maybe even a full-time job. You want to be a wealthy blogger you might want to click here to read the full story. As for me, I’m just glad to watch :)— ikram • September 25th, 2007
Visit to old journalists
John Hamer of Washington News Council wrote an interesting column titled Tommorrow’s “newsroom”. He told us about his visit to a couple of “old” journalists at a conference on “new journalism”. There, they talked about the future of journalism, and also about blogger. “Like many mainstream or “legacy” journalists”, Hamer wrote, “Kilpatrick is skeptical of bloggers.” Please [...]— ikram • September 24th, 2007
Wikipedia for propaganda
NOT quite a new modus, but it’s getting worse and worse. A threat to open global information service? Wikipedia user deleted 15 paragraphs from an article on e-voting machine-vendor Diebold, excising an entire section critical of the company’s machines. While anonymous, such changes typically leave behind digital fingerprints offering hints about the contributor, such as the [...]— Firman Firdaus • September 12th, 2007
Kronologger.com
Some of you might have known this but Kronologis.com, a microblogging service, is now known as Kronologger.com So sorry for this late post from me :( Link: Kronologger.com— ikram • August 15th, 2007
Handbook from RSF
Reporters sans frontières has something for you bloggers and cyber-dissidents. This handbook is made to help you with handy tips and technical advice on how to to remain anonymous and to get round censorship. It is available in 5 languages. Please click here to go to RSF’s page and download the handbook.— ikram • July 25th, 2007
Blogger vs. journalist
SOUNDS cliche? maybe. But Roy Peter Clark from Poynter back to discussing this issue. Let me quote the interview carried by Italian journalist, Francesca Pacini, who managed an online media and culture magazine Silmarillon. Q: Let’s talk of blog writing. Is the blogger a journalist even if he doesn’t have a “pedigree”? A: Most bloggers are not [...]— Firman Firdaus • July 10th, 2007
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