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Video interview with @sioksiok – the director of the first Twitter documentary ever: ‘#Twittamentary’
Tan Siok Siok, or @sioksiok on Twitter, has produced the first ever Twitter documentary, ‘Twittamentary’, during the last three years. She has travelled America together with the New York artist, Geo Geller, to film some of the people behind the … Continue reading
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Tagged america, art, interview, journalism, London, social media, tan siok siok, traditional, twittamentary, twitter, video
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Do I have EHEC? My experience with the mysterious illness.
I went to Hanover in the North of Germany last week and spent the last couple of days scanning my body for symptoms of EHEC, always wondering “Do I have it?”. EHEC spreads and with it the fear spreads from … Continue reading
Divorce is now almost legal in Malta – does that change anything?
Malta, the last real stronghold of the Roman Catholic church, was shaken by a small step towards a more liberal nation. Since May 2011 divorce is legal in Malta. Now the last EU nation in which divorce was not an … Continue reading
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Tagged bbc, couples, court, devorce, illegal, legal, love, Malta, Maltese, marriage, news, no, Not on the wires, referendum, Times of Malta, yes
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What exactly is this Ehec virus?
Four people died and over 600 were infected with a highly dangerous intestinal virus called Ehec within a week in Germany. Ehec spreads quickly and scientists have no real idea where it comes from. Germans have been told to stay … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotics, bacteria, cucumbers, death, disease, ehec, epidemic, Germany, hygiene, kidneys, netherlands, news, robert koch institut, scientists, spain, sweden, UK, vegetables, virus
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BBC Social Media Summit – joined journalistic forces analyse the new content phenomenon
In these times of insecurity, journalists urgently need to know what’s coming for their industry. Social media(SM) seems to be the answer. But the traditional media-makers aren’t quite able to put their finger on where exactly this phenomenon is going … Continue reading
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Tagged al jazeera, audioboo, bbc, esra dogramaci, facebook, future, journalism, journalists, mark little, mark rock, meg pickard, new media, open media, peter horrocks, raju nasiretti, sm, social media, summit, theguardian, traditional media, trends, twitter, washington post
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University of Westminster teacher scores seventh place for Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest
It was the senior teacher of the University of Westminster’s Music department, Mike Exarchos alias “Stereo Mike”, who scored seventh place at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) for Greece last Saturday. With the song “Watch My Dance” the EMI contract … Continue reading
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Tagged Athens, Blue, Düsseldorf, ESC, Eurovision Song Contest, Germany, Greece, interview, Ireland, Jedward, journalism, Loukas Giorkas, Mike Exarchos, music, rapper, Stereo Mike, teacher, UK, underground, University of Westminster, Watch My Dance
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Tablet PC and netbook in one – love the idea, not the manifestation
For a while I have been thinking about getting the Ipad now. But then I have a netbook and a smartphone and apart from ebooks, app games and a fancy look the Ipad does not seem offer me anything new. … Continue reading
Will you still need me? Will you still feed me? When I’m 115?
The oldest woman in the world, Eunice Sanborn, has died at the age of 115 in Texas. She looks happy, doesn’t she? Whenever I think of getting old (and that is surely due to my 23-year-old perspective on the world) … Continue reading
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Tagged dead, death, eunice sanborn, grandma, health, old, psychology, texas
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Düsseldorf only German city in open-to-foreigners survey – London ranks first
Only one German town appears in the league table of the new “Open Cities” survey by the British Council: Düsseldorf on rank 13. The seven British cities that were analysed are all among the first 16 with London on top … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin, British Council, Duesseldorf, European commission, foreigners, Germany, globalised, London, open
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