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]]> By: Jason Preston http://meish.org/2008/07/29/sociable-media/#comment-42418 Jason Preston Wed, 30 Jul 2008 18:38:27 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2577#comment-42418 That's a great visual - and you're dead on that newsrooms need to employ more than one strategy to successfully foster good communication on their sites. I've been thinking out loud for a while about how to best explain the difference between comments on most newspapers and comments on most of the blogs I read (usually excellent). I've been thinking that it has a lot to do with respect and presence. In other words, most people, when leaving comments on a blog, keep in mind that they are really addressing ONE PERSON, not some monolithic corporation. It's the difference between yelling at a call center worker and yelling at the owner of the hardware store down the street. But I think you've also captured it pretty well with the diagram - many blogs do employ all three of these things, where newspapers do not. That’s a great visual - and you’re dead on that newsrooms need to employ more than one strategy to successfully foster good communication on their sites.

I’ve been thinking out loud for a while about how to best explain the difference between comments on most newspapers and comments on most of the blogs I read (usually excellent).

I’ve been thinking that it has a lot to do with respect and presence. In other words, most people, when leaving comments on a blog, keep in mind that they are really addressing ONE PERSON, not some monolithic corporation.

It’s the difference between yelling at a call center worker and yelling at the owner of the hardware store down the street.

But I think you’ve also captured it pretty well with the diagram - many blogs do employ all three of these things, where newspapers do not.

]]> By: Helen-LG http://meish.org/2008/07/29/sociable-media/#comment-42410 Helen-LG Wed, 30 Jul 2008 10:36:11 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2577#comment-42410 Sound advice as always... I wouldn't mind seeing the rest of that presentation Meg! Sound advice as always… I wouldn’t mind seeing the rest of that presentation Meg!

]]> By: Derek Powazek - Concluding the Comment Culture Clash http://meish.org/2008/07/29/sociable-media/#comment-42393 Derek Powazek - Concluding the Comment Culture Clash Tue, 29 Jul 2008 23:24:25 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2577#comment-42393 [...] in with a fantastic post that reminds us that good community systems are tripods with three legs: Human, Technical, and Editorial. You have to focus on all three to be [...] […] in with a fantastic post that reminds us that good community systems are tripods with three legs: Human, Technical, and Editorial. You have to focus on all three to be […]

]]> By: Wortfeld » Die drei !!! | Kommentarfilter und Community-Management. http://meish.org/2008/07/29/sociable-media/#comment-42392 Wortfeld » Die drei !!! | Kommentarfilter und Community-Management. Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:28:50 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2577#comment-42392 [...] dies gefunden via Meg Pickards Blogeintrag über die heilige Dreifaltigkeit des Community-Managements: Organisatorische, technische und [...] […] dies gefunden via Meg Pickards Blogeintrag über die heilige Dreifaltigkeit des Community-Managements: Organisatorische, technische und […]

]]> By: Sameer Vasta http://meish.org/2008/07/29/sociable-media/#comment-42391 Sameer Vasta Tue, 29 Jul 2008 15:44:54 +0000 http://meish.org/?p=2577#comment-42391 I completely wish some of the members of my senior management here at the OPS would read this, but that would be asking way too much of them, apparently. I'm struggling to help them understand the importance of the Editorial Solutions -- too many of them rely on the "if I build it, they will come, and behave" philosophy. Every time I try and tell them otherwise, they simply don't get it. I'm tempted to print this out and put it on their desks, but I kinda want to keep this job for a bit. Any recommendations on how I can drive this point home tactfully? I completely wish some of the members of my senior management here at the OPS would read this, but that would be asking way too much of them, apparently.

I’m struggling to help them understand the importance of the Editorial Solutions — too many of them rely on the “if I build it, they will come, and behave” philosophy. Every time I try and tell them otherwise, they simply don’t get it. I’m tempted to print this out and put it on their desks, but I kinda want to keep this job for a bit.

Any recommendations on how I can drive this point home tactfully?

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