Tag Archives: Jay Rosen

A list of UK bloggers and Twitterers who are beginning to rival their US peers for my attention

Posted on February 10, 2009 by John Welsh

Six months ago, my daily fix of blogs and Twitters originated in the US or Canada Whether it was Jeremiah Owyang, Jay Rosen or Mark Potts, their posts and Tweets provided me with a swift and fascinating education in both new and … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Business-to-business, New Media, Newspaper business, Social media, Twitter | Tagged 10000 words, Ben LaMothe, Curreybetdotnet, Currybet, Feverbee, Jay Rosen, Jemima Kiss, Jon Slattery, Kevin Rose, Kirk LaPointe, Mark Belam, Mark S Luckie, Neil Thackray, New York University, Paul Conley, Paul Walsh, Richard Millington, Rory Brown, Sarah Lacy, Seth Godin, The Media Manager, The Vancouver Sun, UK bloggers, UK Twitterers, US bloggers, US Twitterers | 3 Comments

Six types of Tweets if you Twitter everyday

Posted on January 12, 2009 by John Welsh

I have so many people asking me how to write Tweets. So I have provided a list of generic types using real Tweets by some of the social and new media people I follow. This is a list of Tweets for … Continue reading →

Posted in New Media, Social media, Twitter | Tagged Community, David Armano, George Hopkin, Jay Rosen, Jeremiah Owyang, Jon Slattery, Mike Fruchter, Online Communities, Patrick Smith, Tweets, Twitter | 14 Comments

Five people to follow on Twitter in 2009

Posted on December 22, 2008 by John Welsh

UPDATED 02/01/09: The list has now become six names. Just as there are five people I am no longer following on Twitter, so I would recommend five people to follow on Twitter in 2009. My criteria for following are these they … Continue reading →

Posted in Twitter | Tagged Jay Rosen, Jeremiah Owyang, Twitter | 2 Comments

A list of bloggers who focus on B2B media

Posted on October 27, 2008 by John Welsh

You can meet everyone in the blogosphere: leading social media marketers such as Jeremiah Owyang; top journalism teachers such as Jay Rosen and creative programmers such as Yongfook. But try and find a decent group of bloggers posting about Business-to-Business media and you … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Business-to-business, New Media, Newspaper business | Tagged Adam Tinworth, Asia Business Media, B2B, B2B media, Blog, Business-to-business, Business-to-business media, Jay Rosen, Jeremiah Owyang, Neil Thackray, New Media, Paul Conley, Rory Brown | 4 Comments

After three months of blogging!

Posted on September 22, 2008 by John Welsh

Three months in and 112 postings, 46 comments and two templates later. My hits are approaching 5,000, 178 in one day, and my readers are completely global My Technorati ranking stands at 388,404, up from 1.5 million two months ago I … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs | Tagged Blog, Brian Donohue, Charles Arthur, Jay Rosen, Jeremiah Owyang, Technorati | 3 Comments

How to get blogs to the top of Google

Posted on August 3, 2008 by John Welsh

Here’s a fine idea from NYU journalism teacher and maverick Jay Rosen on how to get your blog to the top of Google. It concerns an anecdote by 60 Minutes‘ Lesley Stahl about reporting on President Ronald Reagan. It takes … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs | Tagged blogging, Google, Jay Rosen, SEO | 1 Comment

Digg’s Kevin Rose and NYU’s Jay Rosen launch video diaries!

Posted on July 28, 2008 by John Welsh

Digg founder Kevin Rose and NYU journalist teacher Jay Rosen post up new daily video diaries. The first uses ustream.tv, the latter seesmic.com, both of which allow the user to film and upload in one integrated process. Rose’s broadcast tells the story of … Continue reading →

Posted in Video | Tagged Jay Rosen, Kevin Rose, seesmic.com, ustream.tv, video diaries | Leave a comment