Has Facebook changed the rules of journalism?

On Friday I made a (brief) appearance on the TV show Beat the Press . Here's me talking about the ways journalists use social networking sites like Facebook:

New England SPJ scholarship fundraiser

The New England chapter of
the Society of Professional Journalists presents:

the 6th annual
Bloodfeast Media Party + Halloween Bash

RSVP:

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=141752727413

New Digital Media Blog, Brought To You By SPJ

The Society of Professional Journalists has rebooted its Digital Media Committee (a.k.a The DMC) and launched a new technology blog... it's called Net Worked.

As a member of the DMC, I'll be contributing to it regularly (i.e. two posts per month) and I'll also be on the lookout for guest bloggers. Check it out, and if you have any suggestions, send 'em my way.

Mediabistro Party

Mediabistro.com Launch Party in Boston
Hosted by freelance writer Susan Johnston. Guests include Mediabistro instructors David Abel, Alyssa Giacobbe, Melanie Nayer, Janice O'Leary, and Dick Pirozzolo

RSVP: http://www.ersvp.com/reply/seminarlaunchbos

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Howard Stern, Charles Laquidara, and El Globo

Got a shout-out in Boston's Weekly Dig! This Dig's Media Farm column mentions my video interview with Charles Laquidara, and zings Howard Stern for airing it without attributing the Globe or Boston.com.

from Hawaii to Howard Stern

Howard Stern saw my interview with Charles Laquidara, and played the video clip on the air.

Here's the segment from yesterday's Howard Stern Show:

http://www.radiowavex.com/images/Howard_Charles.mp3 *

* sadly, Howard Stern never mentioned where the video came from. I wish he gave credit to the Boston Globe or Boston.com...but alas, no. He simply attributed the interview to "some chick with a hand-held camera."


::sigh::

Charles Laquidara talks about WBCN (104.1 FM)