http://www.story-review.com There is more than one way to tell a story Thu, 25 Feb 2010 09:15:26 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en @alisongow asked if she could search her Twitter favourites for a specific tweet. The Twitter favourites search ninja says Yes, she can. However, Twitter search is no use in this case. @alisongow should go to her Favourites on twitter.com, get the RSS feed for them and subscribe to it in Google Reader. ... http://www.story-review.com/2010/02/how-to-search-twitter-favourites/ via Joanna Geary http://www.story-review.com/2010/02/how-to-report-the-news/ I just think it's cool. http://www.story-review.com/2010/01/t-post-says-its-the-worlds-first-wearable-magazine/ Links for October 31, 2009: Cabinet forum on local news: Lots of Qs looking for As - Journalism Flash Forward: Could the Guardian's 'beat blogging' posts be the future of journalism - "The Guardian group announced three new journalism vacancies last week. Headline news in itself these days. But with these ... http://www.story-review.com/2009/10/links-for-october-31-2009/ Links for October 30, 2009: Wordpress themes for designers - .net magazine - "For many designers (including me), the idea of fiddling around with PHP isn’t in the least bit appealing. But don’t be put off! In this tutorial, aimed specifically at designers, I’ll be covering some basics and explaining ... http://www.story-review.com/2009/10/links-for-october-30-2009/ Links for October 19, 2009: Semantics (and Metadata) at the New York Times « End of Business as Usual – Glenn's External blog - "Yet another great presentation from the SemTech 2009 conference this past June in San Jose. This presentation is on Semantics at the New York Times." Headlines and Deadlines: ... http://www.story-review.com/2009/10/links-for-october-19-2009/ Kevin Matthews writes over at his blog: (...) we know from reader research that readers very rarely get beyond the third paragraph. What's more, reader comments are becoming as important to the audience as the story. So, if reader behaviour surveys are to be believed, most readers will read the start of the ... http://www.story-review.com/2009/10/what-if-all-stories-were-three-paragraphs-max/ Links for October 15, 2009: Kevin Matthews: Comments and the death of the author: Putting the reader at the start and heart of the story - "... if reader behaviour surveys are to be believed, most readers will read the start of the story and skip to the comments below." Headlines and ... http://www.story-review.com/2009/10/links-for-october-15-2009/ Links for October 1, 2009 to October 5, 2009: TEDx Manchester – some thoughts - There's a lot of coverage on the TEDx Manchester event, and Louise Bolotin's link-rich sum-up post is a great way to start. Journalists? Bloggers? Citizens? Who are these people? - "What do we call someone who’s taken ... http://www.story-review.com/2009/10/links-for-october-1-to-october-5-2009/ Links for September 30, 2009: High-fens | Diary of a Wordsmith - "Style is often a matter of choice rather than a hard and fast rule." Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby - A poignant guide to Ruby. (ta Jo) http://www.story-review.com/2009/09/links-for-september-30-2009/