Web based Turkish journalism sites’ representatives were invited to Presidential reception for the Republic’s 86th anniversary yesterday as note here.
A list of invitees:
En Son Haber
Gazeteport
Haber7
HABERTÜRK
haberciler.com
Haber Vitrini
MEDYATAVA
Sonsayfa
Süper Poligon
Türk Time
A roundup on journalism and cyberculture follows:
Over the weekend, the White House new media team announced (via AP) that whitehouse.gov now runs on the open source content management system Drupal. Tim O’Reilly puts this news into context:
A huge roundup on cyberculture follows:
The buzz surrounding Plastic Logic‘s highly anticipated e-reader was renewed yesterday with the release of an official name for the device, and more importantly, an official launch date.
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The Google Wave is one step closer to breaking after the announcement that invitations would be sent to some 100,000 developers, business and university customers and first-time users to preview the service.
A ‘wave’, which is a browser-based tool that is ‘shared, live and in equal parts conversation and document’, has created a particular buzz amongst journalists who see the opportunities that combining email, instant messaging and real-time interaction, opens up. It could very well change the way journalists currently work.