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    Articles tagged memes (9)

    Sarah ScireOctober 25, 2021
    Meet the editor building a “meme team” at the Los Angeles Times
    Samantha Melbourneweaver on the biggest mistake news organizations make with younger readers, the audience team’s growing role within the newsroom, and “getting weird” online.
    John WihbeyDecember 20, 2012
    Questioning the network: The year in social media research
    Journalist’s Resource sifts through the academic journals so you don’t have to. Here are 10 of the studies about social and digital media they found most interesting in 2012.
    Justin EllisJune 11, 2012
    Coming attractions: Upload Cinema moves online video from the laptop to the theater
    A popular Dutch film series showcases how web videos change when moved into a new context — and they’re hoping to come to America.
    Ad for the first cheeseburger pizza ever
    Andrew PhelpsJune 11, 2012
    What makes something go viral? The Internet according to Gawker’s Neetzan Zimmerman
    The machine-like blogger has generated huge traffic numbers for Gawker — paying the pageview bills so other writers can focus on less viral work.
    Andrew PhelpsMay 8, 2012
    Chen Guangcheng has a posse and Ai Weiwei is everywhere: Memes as dissent in China
    Los Angeles artist and designer An Xiao Mina says memes are often the only way to talk about sensitive political issues in China.
    Burt Herman: In the coming year, social media journalists will #Occupythenews
    In the real-time news cycle, social media can — and should — be about much more than conversation. Burt Herman
    Mark CoddingtonDecember 2, 2011
    This Week in Review: Citizens Occupying journalism, and solving the copyright problem
    Plus: The admirers and detractors of Facebook’s “frictionless sharing,” and the rest of the past two weeks’ most important stories and conversations.
    Megan GarberNovember 21, 2011
    Image as interest: How the Pepper Spray Cop could change the trajectory of Occupy Wall Street
    Images can convene attention; they can also distribute it.
    January 12, 2011
    “Blood libel”: How language evolves and spreads within online worlds
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