Digital and online
This article has 3 comments
After Obama’s ‘AMA’ could Reddit become the new Twitter?
Twitter, Facebook and other forms of social media have been invaluable tools for journalists in recent years, and have had a profound impact on news culture and journalism. Technology has transformed the media industry, and Barack Obama has been hot
This article has no comments
Has blogging become a bit of a blur?
Personal blogs, portfolio blogs, online newspaper blogs: the internet provides us with a seemingly unending supply of useful, entertaining, and pointless information all at once. Whether you view a blog as an essential addition to your CV or merely as a
This article has 2 comments
Elisabeth’s MacTaggart lecture shows she is a very different Murdoch
It seems the Murdoch family have a habit of stirring things up, causing controversy and making headlines. Over the past few years it has mostly been Rupert and James, but as of Thursday, attention turned to Rupert’s second daughter, Elisabeth.
This article has no comments
The future of online TV
Throughout the Olympics, every sport has been streamed live, in HD, across the internet. And not just on the BBC’s website – globally, Olympic broadcasters have been offering the streams, from Terra in South America, to CTV in Canada, to
This article has 6 comments
Front page impact will become a thing of the past
Since London 2012 kicked off, we’ve seen increasingly impressive front page design in an effort to shift print editions. My personal favourites have been the Times wraparounds, largely due to the clean design. They allow strong photojournalism to speak for
This article has 8 comments
Why publishers should be tailoring our news
Editors don’t know what’s important to me. Or you. Or anyone besides themselves, unfortunately. We, as readers, have always curated our news, and chosen what we wanted to read. Before news went digital, we’d flick through a paper till we
This article has 15 comments
Should wannabe hacks learn coding?
“Coding is the new Latin”, says Alex Hope, the co-author of a report last year which urged the government to get British school children learning how to program. But should coding become the new shorthand for journalism students? Most are
22. June, 2012
Advice, Digital and online, Entrepreneurship, Industries, latest, Magazine, Newspaper, Routes into journalism
This article has 15 comments
3 things learned at the Media And Digital Enterprise weekend
The Media And Digital Enterprise project based out of the University of Central Lancashire (uclanMADE) launched last weekend with an intensive 48-hour weekend workshop, aimed at supporting news entrepreneurs. It’s purpose? To help news startups stay up. I was one of
This article has 2 comments
Emanuelle Degli Esposti – There are many forgotten stories of the Arab Spring
There is a sense of doomed inevitability when you open a newspaper (or load a webpage) these days and see the word “Syria”. Cue a mass of words describing, in grim detail, the most recent “massacre”, “tragedy” or “catastrophe” that
This article has 1 comment
Guilt and digital first
The past week has been rubbish for newsprint in the US. We’ve had to come to grips with watching a Pulitzer-winning newspaper, who defined and epitomized the type of service community journalism can, and does, provide, ruthlessly downsized in the
Register | Login
kj_corcoran on CV Workshop: Ellie House
Hi Ellie. Brave of you to put this up - I remember getting some tough love about a year ago....
_JenniGraham on CV Workshop: Ellie House
Hi Ellie. I've just had a session on CVs, so I'll hopefully be able to share some of the advice I...
