Journalists, I find, tend to come quite late to sites like Tumblr and Pinterest. For one thing, those sites are overwhelmingly visual: images nearly always do much better than words. And more generally, journalists are much better at writing than they are at reading — which means that they’re really bad at seeing the value added by curating and reblogging.
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How sharing disrupts media | Felix Salmon (via markcoatney)
[If this had a picture accompanying it, wouldn’t it be just perfectly ironic.]
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