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Interesting watching the fuss about Sky News and now The BBC putting limits on how their journalists use Twitter to break stories. I have been talking about the growing tension between individual journalists’ brands and those of their employers for a long time. In fact three years ago I toyed with the idea of iTunes for journalism and used the above graphic on the story!

As Matthew Ingram, writing on Giga Om, says:

if a single tweet from someone on your staff gives away enough of the value of your story that you have to forbid it, you have a lot bigger problems than just breaking news on Twitter.

Increasingly, institutions hold smart people back.

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So we held our Big Biofuel Deabte at the London Transport Museum on Tuesday – and it was a roaring success. As promised, the debate brought together academics, bloggers, journalists, biofuel company executives, policy makers and activists in an explosive

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