Mumbrellacast: Is sharability the new SEO? | Why CIT vid went viral | Radio ratings | Journos as jacks of all trades | Scary public service ads

February 24, 2012 11:21

Featuring Hal Crawford, head of news at Ninemsn, Mumbrella editor-in-chief Tim Burrowes, Mumbrella managing editor Robin Hicks and podcast producer Colin Delaney (51:17)

Share wars (0:47)
Is the audience always right? (8:32)
Should a journo be a jack of all media trades? (16:36)
What will social media do next (25:25)
Radio’s first book of 2012 (30:23)
How Henry and Aaron went violently viral (38:06)
When a public service ad goes to far (42:46)
Catch-up TV catches up (50:10)

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