BBC is the news outlet with most story shares on Twitter, according to a study of social media shares in August
Cake Decorating magazine, which is owned by publisher De Agostini, launched in the UK last year, harnesses social networks to engage with readers
Shining a light on 'dark social', 'dark search' and 'dark secure'
The video site will publish a new 'instaview' clip each day this week, offering soundbite answers from an interview with Newark mayor Cory Booker
The platform lets users create Joota cards for particular pieces of content, where they can host conversations, and curate cards into followable groups
Storify will continue to offer a free option and founders Burt Herman and Xavier Damman will join the Livefyre team
In the same way as broadcasters and websites can display tweets to show reaction to a particular news story, seven news organisations now have access to a feed of public Facebook posts
Joanna Geary, who is currently social and communities editor at the Guardian, will be responsible for Twitter's partnerships with news outlets in the UK
As The Economist celebrates its 170th anniversary this month, we look at how it has adapted in the digital and social age
Topsy now has every tweet sent since the dawn of Twitter – giving you access to 425 billion pieces of content
The free open-source Chrome browser extension – called Storyful MultiSearch – has been created for use in newsrooms
The integration means a user's Facebook friends can be tagged in Meographs, with plans to also introduce Facebook pages and 'custom-defined tags' shortly
Facebook has rolled out the embed functionality to all users, having tested it with five pilot news outlets
Channel 4 News's week-long programme of 'pop-ups' in five locations across the UK started today in Cornwall
We speak to communities editor Sarah Laitner to find out how the FT uses social media
IFTTT – or If This Then That – lets you connect different accounts and readers of NYTimes.com can now auto-save stories, auto-post stories and receive email and SMS alerts
Launching today, WaPo's online TV show On Background will feature interviews on key news subjects, with the social media community helping to fuel the conversation
Test your knowledge with today's quiz, which looks at some of the traffic-related results reported for news websites in the week Prince George was born
How to set up a filter in TweetDeck to exclude certain keywords
Evolution and revolution: Journalism.co.uk speaks to the head of social media at Al Jazeera about some of the key moments in reporting elections, protests and revolutions
We are organising courses in data journalism, iPhone reporting, open data for journalists and creating a buzz on social media
Beet.TV has an interesting video with Michael Zimbalist, vice president for research & development, and operations at the New York Times, in which he discusses a new advertising tool called Spark which utilises the Times’s data on stories trending on social media. According to Beet.TV the tool “serves display advertising into stories as they are [...]
A look at the four main points which came out of a Google+ Hangout, hosted by Storyful on the subject of verification during Hurricane Sandy
An annual study into how UK journalists feel social media impacts on their work was announced this week by Canterbury Christ Church University and public relations and media services outlet Cision. The report’s findings are based on 769 responses from UK journalists. According to a release from the university the study found an “increasing number [...]
Al Jazeera's Riyaad Minty and Mark Little's Storyful on why news outlets must understand the relationship between news reporting and social media
The Guardian's US operation announces the launch of a new socially-driven aggregation series called #smarttakes
A conversation was sparked on the effect of social media sharing buttons by the designer Oliver Reichenstein on his blog informationArchitects
A report by J-Lab has found that even though online news start-ups have access to a wide range of social media tools, they struggle with how to measure their impact
The Guardian's Alastair Dant shares the news outlet's approach to using interactivity to present data and stories to their audience
Bitly, the popular link shortener used by lots of news websites, announces its ‘bitmark’ service
Online noticeboard n0tice launches app to auto-post updates to Facebook
Muck Rack is a site that aggregates Twitter and social media feeds for thousands of professional journalists
'It's about building relationships on Facebook and monetizing outside', according to the Economist's global publisher, digital editions
Daily Mail and Telegraph stories get most Google +1 recommendations
'It's only a matter of time until social overtakes search for the Guardian,' says Tanya Cordrey, director of digital development at Guardian News and Media
Sky News's digital news editor Neal Mann, known to 43,000 people on Twitter as @fieldproducer, has announced he has decided to leave the broadcaster.
Sky News emails staff telling them not to retweet - a round-up of opinion
A tool for tracking the sharing of news stories on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter
This new platform helps you monitor Facebook, Twitter, blogs and could become a favourite tool of data journalists
You can now see how stories from the UK's top 10 news sites are shared on social media – and view the social media 'ripples' created by stories on your own news site
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Personal trainer James Hilton has launched a podcast 'Jim's Gym - Inspiring Movement'. James, a specialist in biomechanics and injury recovery from the Cotswolds, runs Jim's Gym, a virtual online space supporting people over 55 to be more active
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