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18 November 2009
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Not too long ago, fashion editors regarded fashion blogs, with their real people and street style, as the hobby of a handful of overzealous, amateur fans. Today the fashion blogosphere's littered with individuals sharing their passion for style, from their own daily outfits to photographing other well-dressed pedestrians.
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The Write Factor: Ed Hart calls for a sense of proprotion among on-line debaters and laments the sheer volume of abuse that gets unleashed on the most innocent subjects.
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Social anthropologist Prof David Zeitlyn of the University of Kent says people prefer the kind of message used by Twitter and Facebook which can go to all contacts automatically.
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The YouTube Direct service, developed with Huffington Post, will let media organisations deal more easily with citizen video
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embarrassing and funny facebook mistakes
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Journalists from local papers tell Society of Editors conference how they use social media to break news and find stories
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Despite his reputation for the savvy use of new media, Barack Obama has admitted that he doesn't actually tweet. It's hardly a surprise but it raises awkward questions of attribution on Twitter.
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There's a fascinating piece on Twitter in the latest issue of Wired highlighting the creative tension between the site's users and managers. The user-driven evolution of Twitter (responsible for innovations such as retweets and hash tags) has left the site's adherents acutely sensitive to any formal changes.
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The role of social media in online marketing services is one of the primary questions of 2009, according to Aaron Kahlow.
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All Facebook has dug up an interesting little Facebook feature.
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"Unfriend" has been named the word of the year by the New Oxford American Dictionary, chosen from a list of finalists with a tech-savvy bent.
Unfriend was defined as a verb that means to remove someone as a "friend" on a social networking side such as Facebook.
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Parents fear their daughters are becoming addicted to social networking sites, a girls' school leader says.
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