Jon Barker reports: The BBC is abuzz with Obamamania. In the past, the BBC has rarely communicated with staff outside the traditional corporate communication channels. This ‘Trojan mice’ approach – putting in lots of small tools that may or may not work – was largely an ongoing experiment. It’s hugely popular.” MORE >>

As viewers create new attention shapes, Locke said the challenge for broadcasters is to figure out how to work with these new paradigms, with the understanding that different types of programming result in different responses and expectations from the audience. quick summary. The second screen has a big part to play here. MORE >>

Leading on a live news feed, the first web, mobile and tablet releases of a radically different digital news service went live on Monday 19th March. It’s very different, we won’t have got it all right, but we’re confident that a big chunk of the ITV News audience - and beyond - will really get it. This is the story. MORE >>

recent BBC article cited a great example of a young woman with cystic fibrosis (CF). For Dave deBronkart , who has become a leading light in participatory medicine , social media was the difference between death and life. by Janice Pearson, moderator and community manager at eModeration. However, it goes further. Dave was fortunate. MORE >>

Before joining the Guardian, he worked at the BBC for eight years. He joined the BBC in 1998, as their first online journalist based outside of the UK. Kevin came to the UK in 2005 to develop a blogging strategy for BBC news. She recently launched Kits and Mortar , a blog about planning a green, cat-friendly self-built home. MORE >>