There’s a striking example of the finely honed research skills of journos in The Australian’s media section this week, ironically about the use of online media for political campaigning.
MySpace
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Comments, corrections, clarifications, and c*ckups
Crikey, are you our grandmother now? … the NT intervention … AGL’s abandoned wind farm … When is it on or off the record? … markets and housing …
Your Say: Daily Mail readers' feedback: Crikey Says – 16 August, 2007
People: get a life. A real one.
Why MySpace for grown-ups won’t fly
New social networking site, iYomu, is better than MySpace. But it’s probably missed the boat.
Rupert talks WSJ, MySpace, and $$$
Yesterday saw News Corp report to the people about how the company is travelling. Here are some of Rupert’s thoughts.
Things I learned about politics on MySpace
Finally, Australian politics has entered the future: MySpace. So what can the young folk learn so far? Knowledge is a powerful tool. So it would seem are a few politicians, writes Jane Nethercote.
Prettier Facebook giving rival MySpace a shake
While the mainstream media has well and truly caught onto to the success of the MySpace website, the leading social networking site is in danger of losing its crown, with Facebook, its prettier, more functional competitor rapidly gaining market share.
Xzibit disses Rove, aka the gopher, on MySpace
What went down when Rove almost met Xzibit, platinum-selling rapper and star of MTV’s Pimp My Ride.
