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Morning Media MenuListen: CNN's Don Lemon on User Generated Content
"I don't think it's new media vs old media," he said. "We're all evolving." Part of that evolution for CNN has involved integrating user-generated reporting in the form of tweets and iReports into its newsgathering. "It's not an even an advanced tip-line. It's a tip-line for now. It's the right now tip-line." But he explained that there is a clear vetting process for that kind of content at CNN. Lemon believes everyone can be "their own network," but there are big upsides and downsides to amateur reporting: "Anybody can have a blog right? It's still not going to be the same professional quality...that you get from training." And Lemon points out that a lot of blog contributors don't have the resources at hand to fact-check information. "Can everyone be a network of record? Probably not." Lemon also gave us a pretty funny recap of his experiences at the Blog World Expo in Las Vegas during last few minutes, which is worth checking out. User generated content is the subject of mediabistro's UGCX, the conference being held at the New Yorker Hotel here in Manhattan this week. Go to mediabistro.com/ugcx for more info. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Listen: 'Worldfocus' Anchor Daljit Dhaliwal on the Morning Media MenuToday, public television international news program "Worldfocus" celebrates its one-year anniversary. To help commemorate that milestone this morning, anchor Daljit Dhaliwal joined the mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu to discuss the current state of international journalism and to give advice to aspiring journalists. "Worldfocus" was recently nominated for two News and Doc Emmy awards. The show was hosted by AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven and GalleyCat editor Jason Boog. You can listen to all the past podcasts archived at mediabistro.com or download episodes for free on iTunes. Morning Media Menu: Politico's Calderone on Sen. KennedyToday on the Morning Media Menu, Politico.com staff writer Michael Calderone talked about the passing of Senator Edward M. Kennedy as well as Kennedy's legacy and how the news media covered him. You can also go here to listen to the whole show, which was hosted by GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven. You can listen to all the past podcasts at Blog Talk Radio or download episodes for free on iTunes.
Menu: Author Richard Farrell and the Future of NewspapersThis morning, TVNewser subbed in on the mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu with host Jason Boog of GalleyCat and author, screenwriter, teacher, and documentary filmmaker Richard Farrell who explored his heroin memoir "What's Left of Us," gave a sneak peek at the upcoming film he helped write, The Fighter (starring Christian Bale and Mark Wahlberg), and discussed the future of newspapers in Boston. Click here to listen to the whole show. You can listen to all the past podcasts at BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. TVNewser on the Morning Media MenuOn today's mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu, TVNewser talked with the hosts, GalleyCat editor Jason Boog and AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven, about some of the week's big TV news stories including ABC's $200,000 footage for the "Family Secrets" special, Jake Tapper's Mark Sanford emails, Sonia Sotomayor hearing coverage, and even our chat with Al Roker and Stephanie Abrams about their new show "Wake Up With Al." Plus: some other stuff. Check it out below. You can listen to all the past podcasts at Blog Talk Radio and call in at 646-929-0321.
Menu: What We Learned Over The Last Six Months
As always on Friday, we'll have "What We Learned This Week" — only this time, it's "What We Learned Over The Last Six Months." See...it's my last podcast. We'll take a look back at some past moments, including our highest profile shout-out (Thanks, Rush Limbaugh!). You can listen to all the past podcasts at BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. And tune in Monday and beyond, with GalleyCat editor Jason Boog at the helm. Menu: "Life Inc." Author Douglas Rushkoff on Iran and More
He also wrote a column this week on The Daily Beast headlined, "How Iran's Hackers Killed Big Brother," about the Twitter uprising and what it means for the country. "Everyone was being very results-oriented, and ready to judge the efficacy of the Internet and politics based on whether or not they were able to overturn the election," he said. "It seemed to me that the Twitterers could already claim a certain kind of victory." Staying in Iran, we discuss why there are fewer journalists in the country now, and why there are fewer media mergers as well. "That's largely what 'Life Inc.' is about: the way we accept corporate logic as true, even when it's not," he said. Also discussed: why "the Paris Hiltons of writing have...done a lot better than the writer's of writing," his "Fail Inc" multimedia approach and details of his New York "free" meet-up tonight. Plus: a mediabistro shout-out! You can listen to all the past podcasts at BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. Menu: NYT's Stelter on Iran Coverage and More
He's been traveling around the country this week with storm chasers, and describing the situation on Twitter. We also discuss Iran coverage. "I think that story is going to get more and more interesting all week as more and more foreign journalists are forced out of the country," says Stelter. He commented on the cable news coverage. "I've been thinking a lot about the effect that cable news coverage has on people's awareness of a story, and I really think that there's something about rolling live coverage for hours at a time that sends a message that this is important, and the fact that the cable didn't really do that this weekend is a little strange," he said. "It might be a sign of what's to come on cable news. Maybe cable news isn't going to be that IV drip of news, maybe Twitter's going to be that IV drip of news." From the newsfeed: the AP is looking for new internet deals and the criticism for ABC's White House special. You can listen to all the past podcasts at BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. Menu: Iran Media Angles: Twitter, Keller and More
Today on the mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu, we look at a couple. Last night Twitter delayed a scheduled shutdown so the "role Twitter is currently playing as an important communication tool" in Iran could continue. Also, why is New York Times editor Bill Keller writing front page stories for his paper from Iran? What does that say about the crisis — and the paper? You can listen to all the past podcasts at BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. Chris Hansen Talks Vegas, Twitter And How To Make a $100 Bill
"This hour...shows what goes on behind the scenes in this town," said Hansen. "It's absolutely fascinating. Not only do we catch these people in the act, we get to talk to them afterward." Hansen also talked about how new media has impacted what he does. "Sometimes we need to go out there, to Twitter and on the Web, to bring people into our tent," he said. "That's an important part of what we do. Also discussed: the craziest thing viewers will see on the special (involves making a $100 bill), the jailed journalists in North Korea and what is currently false about his Wikipedia page (and why he keeps it that way). You can listen to all the past podcasts at BlogTalkRadio.com/mediabistro and call in at 646-929-0321. Previously"What Happens in Vegas Could End Up On Dateline" Menu: Twitter, Kindle and More From the Publishing World Menu: This Week in New York Media CBS' Shalev Talks "Chipping Away at That Gap" on the Menu Jake Tapper on Pres. 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Lemon also gave us a pretty funny recap of his experiences at the Blog World Expo in Las Vegas during last few minutes, which is worth checking out.
Today, public television international news program "Worldfocus" celebrates its one-year anniversary. To help commemorate that milestone this morning, anchor 
NBC's 
Hansen also talked about how new media has impacted what he does. "Sometimes we need to go out there, to Twitter and on the Web, to bring people into our tent," he said. "That's an important part of what we do.
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