Ryan Sholin – Page 18

Like analytics? Need a good laugh and/or cry?

Jan 13, 2011

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Like analytics? Need a good laugh and/or cry? New and Better Metrics For Determining Digital Supremacy, by A Bajillion Hits. via @nicknotned, amusingly.

Think you have a viral video in hand? Plan ahead, using this guide from Amy Gahran.

Jan 12, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Think you have a viral video in hand? Plan ahead, using this guide from Amy Gahran.

The 2010 List of Lists, Fimoculous edition.

Jan 12, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

The 2010 List of Lists, Fimoculous edition. As for me, I haven’t compiled my list of lists of lists yet this year.

Customer service, community management, and comment threads

Jan 11, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Media

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably been on one side (or quite possibly the other) of an exchange that goes something like this: PERSON AT NEWSPAPER WITH WEB-RELATED JOB: Sentinel, this is Ryan, how can I help you? USER: Your website’s all wrong. PANWWRJ: Really? What’s wrong? USER: You don’t use XMLT 4.1. It’s still…

An alternative to Audacity: Fission

Jan 10, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

An alternative to Audacity: Fission: New to me, a free, somewhat uncomplicated audio editor for OSX.

The Carnival of Journalism Revival Traveling Medicine Show

Jan 10, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Education

A couple years back, a sprawling cadre of journalism bloggers (myself included) participated — at least, for a few months — in a blog carnival. Now without getting into the sordid details of what makes a blog carnival, and [INSERT CRACK ABOUT HOW NOBODY BLOGS ANYMORE BECAUSE YOU ALL HAVE THE TWITTERS AND WHATNOTS], it…

Texas statehouse press corps arms themselves. To use the express lane.

Jan 8, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Texas statehouse press corps arms themselves. To use the express lane at capitol security. What? via

The Inbox Zero Thing

Jan 8, 2011

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Ryan Sholin

in Technology

I really, really, really, dislike “productivity” books. And gurus. And methods. And things that can generally be characterized as dogmatic. But I like this. I know I’m late to this party, but for years, I thought Inbox Zero was some sort of Getting Things Done-related madness involving a lot of folders and filters and whatnot.…