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Community Journalism Conf - hyperlocal data wire
This document discusses generating press releases from local data sources to tell community stories. It suggests that local data could be used to automatically create press releases that highlight issues in a community based on patterns in the data. National datasets could provide context, while localized information found in local data sources could identify pain points or topics of interest for individual communities to create targeted, automated press releases.
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Community Journalism Conf - hyperlocal data wire
- 1. Time for aLocal Data Wire? Generating Data Driven Press Releases Tony Hirst Computing &Communications The Open University tony.hirst@open.ac.uk @psychemedia / blog.ouseful.info
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- #2 Tony Hirst Twitter: @psychemedia Blog: http://blog.ouseful.info In this talk, I will review some recent advances in robotics, showing what's already available, what could make it out of the lab in the next few years, and what's likely to remain in the realm of science fiction. From robot cars to robot factories, cool robots to killer robots, be prepared to be amazed by what's currently possible, and amused by what's not!