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Three Ways to Turbocharge Your New-Media Career

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MUD day 9: For anyone involved in communications, coming to accept new media is only half the battle. The next, much harder fight, is in leaping into and mastering the ways of new media. Robinson is pointing out here something that isn’t often emphasized: It takes courage to adopt new-media tools. Be Arbitrary.

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Collaboration vs. Control: Six New-Media Principles, No. 2

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In yesterday’s post , I described new media’s foundation in conversation, the preference for dialogue over monologue. But in the social media era, roles and responsibilities are not so clear-cut. When journalism’s role is seen as enabling conversation in a community, the journalist’s voice is no longer privileged.

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Dialogue vs. Monologue: Six New-Media Principles, No. 1

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As I wrote in yesterday’s post , over the next six days I will be discussing six new-media principles, adapted from my forthcoming e-book, the New-Media Survival Guide. Today’s principle is based on the importance and power of conversation, reflecting new media’s emphasis on dialogue rather than monologue.

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Lewis DVorkin: Content Marketing or Advertorial?

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As Chief Product Officer for Forbes Media he’s done some impressive things to advance the publication’s online and social-media presence, and his “Copy Box” column is essential new-media reading. So does the journalist, the consumer, the social community and the marketer. FORBES certainly has a voice. What do you think?

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Lewis DVorkin: Content Marketing or Advertorial?

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As Chief Product Officer for Forbes Media he’s done some impressive things to advance the publication’s online and social-media presence, and his “Copy Box” column is essential new-media reading. So does the journalist, the consumer, the social community and the marketer. FORBES certainly has a voice. What do you think?

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What B2B Publishers Don’t Get: You Can’t Own the Conversation

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He argues that you can’t build and maintain an online business community unless you produce lots of your own content to support it. It’s an attitude reflected in Saunders’s argument that you need to “lure&# people to your community and “keep them pinned there.&# But he omits the bigger point.

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Is Your Content Putting You at Risk?

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For B2B companies embracing their new role as publishers, the content marketing community has produced a huge archive of valuable advice. An excellent online resource is the Citizen Media Law Project’s Legal Guide. There is at least one topic, however, that is rarely discussed: the legal risks and responsibilities of publishing.