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The Journalism.co.uk (http://www.journalism.co.uk/) editorial team brings you a weekly look at some of the latest innovations in digital journalism.
Speaking to industry experts on how newsrooms are approaching key challenges and opportunities in the industry.
Readers can support a publication's mission more than just financially, by contributing knowledge, expertise and other services
The BBC initiative brings together developers and journalists to develop new ideas and concepts based around the delivery of online news
Pat Walters of Radiolab and Gimlet Media shares his journey from print storytelling to radio
The team has been using a tool called Hearken to enable audiences to ask questions about the stories or topics that interest them
Oil in Our Creeks, the latest full-length virtual reality documentary from Contrast VR, details how the community in Bodo City, Nigeria, was impacted after an oil pipeline burst in 2008
With new editions, video series and even a book launch, Quartz is expanding its storytelling
The organisation offers mentorship to female journalists taking on assignments in new countries, or working in a particular beat
Jack Stewart, reporter at the publisher, explains what his job entails, and why coverage of the sport is so crucial
The publisher has used video, animation and computer-generated imagery to produce multiple VR projects since April 2016
36 Questions, produced by podcast studio Two-Up, uses song and lyrics to tell the story of a married couple
Video reporter Johnny Harris gives us an insight into the production of Borders, the upcoming international documentary series from Vox
Journocoders meets once a month to enable journalists and technologists to learn from each other
The aim is to 'nurture newsroom innovation across technology, editorial and sustainability' through collaboration across organisations and disciplines
Speakers at our latest newsrewired conference discuss the state of election reporting and political journalism
Data and investigative journalist Eva Constantaras explains how she builds data journalism teams in developing countries like India and Kenya
Reporter Cian McCormack has just completed the third 'Ireland by Bike' series for the Irish broadcaster
The automated fact-checking tools, called Live and Trends, will be available in 2018 to journalists and fact-checkers globally
Over 2 million people watched the live streams broadcast for millennial audiences in their newsfeeds
Journalism collaborations are key going forward – so how can we approach the process of partnering on reporting projects?
Journalism collaborations are key going forward – so how can we approach the process of partnering on reporting projects?
How do you talk about impact in a grant proposal and what aspects of your project do foundations expect journalists to focus on?
The publisher is running a special series throughout May to document the experiences of women using taxis to travel
A phone's battery can die after three minutes of filming in the cold, so how do CBC's mobile journalists cover stories in Northern Canada?
The publisher's latest virtual reality project aims to show audiences the importance of responsive care and social interaction during their first year of life
'People want to hear views straight from the horse's mouth and they connect with presenters and listeners because it feels unscripted and authentic'
In this podcast, Journalism.co.uk speaks to Julie Posetti, head of digital editorial capability at Fairfax, about her role in the newsroom
Catherine Allen, virtual reality curator and creator, explains why it's important for news organisations to act now to reduce public anxiety surrounding VR
At the organisation's live shows, storytellers are not allowed to use any notes because that keeps them from connecting with the audience
Student journalists from 17 universities are taking part in the fourth Global News Relay
The Coral Project provides free, open-source tools for journalists looking to better engage with audiences away from social networks
Highlights from the 'Fake news: Inside the problem and how to fix it' panel discussion at City University
Highlights from the 'Fake news: Inside the problem and how to fix it' panel discussion at City University
Here are some ideas about interacting with your readers on Facebook that you can try in your newsroom
Yusuf Omar, mobile editor at the Hindustan Times, explains the impact livestreaming has had on his publication, and gives his advice for those looking to start using Facebook Live
Claire Wardle, who leads strategy and research at First Draft, explains how newsrooms can start dealing with the issues that fake news is causing for the journalism industry
As part of the experiment, people will be invited to share their stories about digital privacy and to rethink their online behaviours through daily challenges
Bill Thompson, freelance writer and broadcaster, gives his advice to aspiring technology reporters
Photojournalist Marc Ellison is currently in Central African Republic, working on a new graphic novel and encouraging readers to get involved in the process
An email newsletter will share the best conversations and individual comments from online readers every week
The publisher is following the lives of four Syrian refugee babies and their families, as they face an uncertain future
What qualifies as a side project, how much time does it take up and why should you consider starting one?
Students at the University of Southern California mixed computer-generated imagery and 360-degree video to prepare audiences for coastal storms in Houston, Texas
The founders hope their business model will help support the news needs of the local community
With GENII, 130 student journalists from around the world are learning global reporting skills
Highlights from the Big Data: Dangers on Journalism's New Frontline panel at the 2016 Kurt Schork Awards
The 60-second bulletins, broadcast from local stations around the world, give millennials a taste of what's happening in the news
Data skills matter, but guidance, collaboration and a genuine interest in the topic you're investigating are key
The initiative matches journalists in exile with UK-based reporters to give them a foot in the door in the British media industry
Coding skills can help you tell better, more engaging stories in the ever-changing world of digital journalism
From virtual reality journalism classes to Dragons' Den style assignments, universities are looking for new ideas for their courses
Journalists from The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal explain what basic data journalism skills are needed before tackling interactive graphics
The BBC Business Unit's year-long video series is using the social media platform to attract more viewers with 'news you can use'
The City Within: Life in Rio's favelas is an immersive video that gives viewers a taste of life in the city, complementing FT Weekend's larger Rio city guide
The City Within: Life in Rio's favelas is an immersive video that gives viewers a taste of life in the city, complementing FT Weekend's larger Rio city guide
Imran Azam, organiser of The Art of Filming Meetup group, explains how he taught a group of refugees to tell their own stories using their smartphones
Imran Azam, organiser of The Art of Filming Meetup group, explains how he taught a group of refugees to tell their own stories using their smartphones
With this virtual audio experience, the Guardian is pushing the boundaries of interactive journalism
The project by On Our Radar explores the impact of the Ebola crisis on community life in Sierra Leone
Ninety-eight per cent of Yik Yak's users are part of the millennial generation, but do they want to talk about hard news on the app?
Ninety-eight per cent of Yik Yak's users are part of the millennial generation, but do they want to talk about hard news on the app?
If you missed out on newsrewired last week, today's podcast brings you some highlights from the conversation on trends in digital journalism
Using audio, voicemails and texts, Infomagical is a five-day experiment that crowdsources data and stories about how people consume information online
Using audio, voicemails and texts, Infomagical is a five-day experiment that crowdsources data and stories about how people consume information online
Helen Situ, virtual reality evangelist, NextVR, discusses how live VR can transform the journalism landscape
Helen Situ, virtual reality evangelist, NextVR, discusses how live VR can transform the journalism landscape
In this week's episode, we speak to The Times, The Economist, The Conversation and FullFact about their political coverage in the run up to the EU referendum on June 23
In this week's episode, we speak to The Times, The Economist, The Conversation and FullFact about their political coverage in the run up to the EU referendum on June 23
Gareth Mitchell, presenter, BBC Click, gives us an insight into the production of the radio programme, and his top advice for those looking to enter a career in radio
Gareth Mitchell, presenter, BBC Click, gives us an insight into the production of the radio programme, and his top advice for those looking to enter a career in radio
Diversity and equal gender representation on and off-screen are still an issue in the media industry – what can female journalists do to support each other?
You may have access to leaked files, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have a story
The latest survey from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism reveals journalists’ views on ethics, pay, PR and other pressures in the industry
How can this technology go beyond just visual footage and help news organisations expand the way they collect and use data in their reporting?
What's the process of creating a graphic novel, and what advantages does the format bring to reporting?
Simon Shuster, reporter for New York based magazine Time, explains the importance of balancing reporting duties with moral decisions when covering the crisis
Challenges for female journalists are not present just at senior level, but also when they decide to enter the profession or apply for a certain job
What challenges and responsibilities do content creators have when producing VR documentaries designed around the concept of presence?
This week's episode offers advice for journalists to fight the anxiety and pressure that is often experienced on the job
This week's episode offers advice for journalists to fight the anxiety and pressure that is often experienced on the job
This week's episode looks at the overlap between project and product management and why previous experience is an advantage for a person taking on this role in the newsroom
This week's episode looks at the overlap between project and product management and why previous experience is an advantage for a person taking on this role in the newsroom
People are asking more from the news they consume – is constructive journalism the answer?
With many previously iOS-only mojo staples now on Android, what are the opportunities for mobile reporters on the platform?
This week's podcast looks at the skills journalists should develop over the next twelve months, and why having a mindset for experimentation is important
This week's podcast looks at the skills journalists should develop over the next twelve months, and why having a mindset for experimentation is important
The year in review: Check out the most popular podcasts Journalism.co.uk has produced in the past twelve months
This podcast takes a look back at 2015 to identify the technology and movements that have made an impact on news outlets this year, and explore where they could lead to in the next twelve months
This podcast takes a look back at 2015 to identify the technology and movements that have made an impact on news outlets this year, and explore where they could lead to in the next twelve months
What are the important elements to keep in mind when adapting production strategies and output to fit the needs of younger readers, viewers or listeners?
What should be done to support women journalists entering the profession and to ensure they are fairly represented at a senior level in the newsroom?
What should be done to support women journalists entering the profession and to ensure they are fairly represented at a senior level in the newsroom?
The live broadcasting app has now introduced a 'skip ahead' feature and will host replays on its global map
How important is data in your reporting? This podcast looks at how news outlets can start getting more out of the data available
What can journalists do to ensure they approach their sources ethically and what tools are out there to help them filter and verify user-generated content from social media?
As Instagram turns five, we speak to BBC and CNN International about their use of the platform and how they're using it to source and distribute stories
Journalism course leaders share advice for students on making the most of the course and the networking opportunities universities offer
As more communities embrace private messaging apps, how can media outlets best reach them on these new platforms?
This week we look at how news organisations are reporting on international news, using Periscope and Snapchat
As three new publishers join Snapchat Discover, we look at how Sky News has been using the feature since it launched in January and how Mashable is planning to use it for mobile-first storytelling
The brutal murder of freelance journalists in Syria last summer shocked the world. So are journalists any safer now, and what should reporters and news organisations be doing to ensure their safety in conflict zones?
Take an insider look into the BBC's proposals for hyperlocals, and what the ideal relationship between the broadcaster and community journalists could look like
These are just some of the themes covered at last week's news:rewired conference, where journalists and delegates discussed the current state of the industry
The days are gone where everyone lived by the news on the wireless, but has the radio really changed that much?
This podcast takes a look at some of the opportunities and challenges for publishers on the platform, from new storytelling styles to using Pinterest as a shop window for longform pieces
This podcast takes a look at some of the opportunities and challenges for publishers on the platform, from new storytelling styles to using Pinterest as a shop window for longform pieces
In this week's podcast, we look at how a digital-only outlet and an established broadcaster are adapting their content to reach people across the world and the challenges that come with it
The latest podcast talks over how news organisations and individual journalists can get involved with the growing trend for news labs and digital innovation around the world
What are the key elements of a pitch and how can you pitch stories you have written as part of your course?
Providing context to ongoing stories can be complicated for news organisations, so here is how AJ+ and FOLD are doing it
Getting mobile content right can be a challenge, so what formats are Bloomberg and the BBC looking at?
Push notifications are the most direct way to reach an audience, but what's the best way to do it? The latest podcast addresses the issues in the context of apps, WhatsApp and smartwatches
Two digital media organisations explain how they're currently working with new platforms and technology, and why they chose to go down that route
Experts from Chartbeat, Medium and the Guardian explain why journalists should care about time metrics
Listen to CUNY journalism professor Jeff Jarvis give his keynote speech at this year's International Journalism Festival on new relationships, forms and models in journalism
Journalists at local and national level share their advice for finding and telling stories in the best possible way
Listen to Google's Richard Gingras discuss how we no longer consume media, but "we are within the media" at the Digital Innovator's Summit
Three news organisations discuss how they build communities on the blogging platform and social network
Livestreaming app Meerkat has lit up social media, but is it really any good? And what alternatives are there?
Social media is a vital source of information for news organisations but verifying claims and rumours is becoming more and more difficult. How can the media address the issue?
As Snapchat's Discover service is about to turn one month old, we catch up with two publishers to find out how their channels are going so far
Want to know how to write a stand-out work experience application? Experts from Sky News and Trinity Mirror Regionals, along with the former head of recruitment for BBC News, share their tips
Some of the brightest brains in digital journalism met at news:rewired in London this week to share their ideas and experiences.
Social and mobile have come to dominate how the audience find their news, so is an app still relevant?
As journalism degrees can take years to complete, how can graduates still enter the newsroom with a digital edge? Here's how three journalism schools do it
This week's podcast looks at how the recent terror attack in France was reported by news outlets using eyewitness media posted to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
From drones and automated journalism to online rumour control, here are three career skills for journalists to brush up this year
In our final podcast of 2014, we discuss the big digital media trends from the past year and what they have meant for news organisations
Livestreaming has recently established itself as a citizen reporter's tool, but how practical is it for news organisations, and what types of stories call for it?
Twitter this week announced it is making it easier for users to report harassment, but why are female reporters more likely to be on the receiving end of online abuse than men?
As news sites and publishers remove reader comments from news stories, have they lost their relevance with the rise of social media?
For this week's podcast we collect some expert advice for freelance journalists to mark National Freelancers Day
Four experts share their tips on how to produce a successful podcast, from getting started to becoming a confident broadcaster
Pageviews have long been the marker by which newsrooms and publishers measure their performance, but the increasing complexity and diversity of the internet has introduced a range of new parameters.
Pageviews have long been the marker by which newsrooms and publishers measure their performance, but the increasing complexity and diversity of the internet has introduced a range of new parameters.
We hear from De Correspondent, Contributoria, and a features journalist about the influence of crowdfunding on media's relationship with the audience
We hear from De Correspondent, Contributoria, and a features journalist about the influence of crowdfunding on media's relationship with the audience
In this week's podcast we speak to six journalists who have taken the leap of faith to find a job overseas. Find out what worked for them.
In this week's podcast we speak to six journalists who have taken the leap of faith to find a job overseas. Find out what worked for them.
Many local TV channels have been springing up around the country since last November, but does local TV represent an exciting new era for journalism, or is it a missed opportunity?
Many local TV channels have been springing up around the country since last November, but does local TV represent an exciting new era for journalism, or is it a missed opportunity?
In this week's podcast, journalism academics offer advice on how students journalists can stand out from their peers during and after university
In this week's podcast, journalism academics offer advice on how students journalists can stand out from their peers during and after university
In this podcast we hear about some of the apps news outlets have already built for smart watches and Google Glass, and how news consumption on wearable devices could work in the future
In this podcast we hear about some of the apps news outlets have already built for smart watches and Google Glass, and how news consumption on wearable devices could work in the future
Recorded at the Next Radio Conference, this podcast features advice from SoundCloud for creating shareable audio, and two major broadcasters give an insight into their social strategy
Recorded at the Next Radio Conference, this podcast features advice from SoundCloud for creating shareable audio, and two major broadcasters give an insight into their social strategy
All over the world, broadcasters are sitting on a wealth of old sound material - but how do you make it searchable and available?
All over the world, broadcasters are sitting on a wealth of old sound material - but how do you make it searchable and available?
What content works well on social media? What motivates people to share? In this week's podcast we look at how publishers are tapping into people's emotions and engaging online audiences in new ways.
What content works well on social media? What motivates people to share? In this week's podcast we look at how publishers are tapping into people's emotions and engaging online audiences in new ways.
Viewing graphic images and footage is an increasing part of the job for many journalists, but what effect can this have and what can we do about it?
Viewing graphic images and footage is an increasing part of the job for many journalists, but what effect can this have and what can we do about it?
Bad news might sell, some say, but constructive journalism aims to discuss proposed solutions to a problem
Bad news might sell, some say, but constructive journalism aims to discuss proposed solutions to a problem
After Flipboard for text and Spotify and Pandora for music, it's the turn of public radio to embrace personalisation.
After Flipboard for text and Spotify and Pandora for music, it's the turn of public radio to embrace personalisation.
What does the recent ruling allowing people to request the removal of stories from Google search results mean? Does it matter? And how are online publishers responding to it?
What does the recent ruling allowing people to request the removal of stories from Google search results mean? Does it matter? And how are online publishers responding to it?
Case studies and tips in producing audio content to generate shares and discussion on social networks, from three people currently experimenting in this field
Case studies and tips in producing audio content to generate shares and discussion on social networks, from three people currently experimenting in this field
A look at digital strategy at National Public Radio, and the challenges and strategies being employed around visual content, social media and digital products
A look at digital strategy at National Public Radio, and the challenges and strategies being employed around visual content, social media and digital products
Figures detailing the decline in homepage traffic to the NYTimes.com sparked a new debate about the relevance of homepages in the age of social media, but is it really that bad?
Figures detailing the decline in homepage traffic to the NYTimes.com sparked a new debate about the relevance of homepages in the age of social media, but is it really that bad?
Online editors from two of the UK's most popular news organisations on social media share their advice for Local Newspaper Week
Online editors from two of the UK's most popular news organisations on social media share their advice for Local Newspaper Week
A journalist, a researcher and a long-form publisher discuss their approaches to narrative journalism, and the challenges of producing long-form content.
A look at three different case studies in narrative, or long-form, journalism from The Boston Globe, The Tampa Bay Times and The Big Roundtable
A look at how both traditional media companies and digital-only outlets have responded to digital opportunities, particularly around live engagement, mobile audiences and data
A look at how both traditional media companies and digital-only outlets have responded to digital opportunities, particularly around live engagement, mobile audiences and data
With the BBC currently using WhatsApp to push out content around the Indian general election, are chat apps the next 'mobile-first social media sites'?
With the BBC currently using WhatsApp to push out content around the Indian general election, are chat apps the next 'mobile-first social media sites'?
Two recently crowdfunded publications have made readers central to the editorial process, could this be the start of a new trend in collaborative local journalism?
Two recently crowdfunded publications have made readers central to the editorial process, could this be the start of a new trend in collaborative local journalism?
If you are currently on the hunt for your first journalist job, here are some tips on the digital skills and awareness which may be expected of you, on top of your journalistic ability
If you are currently on the hunt for your first journalist job, here are some tips on the digital skills and awareness which may be expected of you, on top of your journalistic ability
From newsgathering to engagement, we look at the different ways in which journalists and newsrooms are using Reddit
From newsgathering to engagement, we look at the different ways in which journalists and newsrooms are using Reddit
The speed of modern communications means there is more news than ever, but would a slower pace make for better reporting?
The speed of modern communications means there is more news than ever, but would a slower pace make for better reporting?
A look at how Belgium broadcaster VRT set up and run an internal start-up focused on engaging the 'YouTube generation'
A look at how Belgium broadcaster VRT set up and run an internal start-up focused on engaging the 'YouTube generation'
This week's podcast delves into lessons that journalists can learn from the gaming industry – including what the Flappy Bird app can teach us about mobile news
This week's podcast delves into lessons that journalists can learn from the gaming industry – including what the Flappy Bird app can teach us about mobile news
News outlets finding success with engaging readers via email newsletters share their different approaches and tips
News outlets finding success with engaging readers via email newsletters share their different approaches and tips
Riding the wave of the recent shareable content trend, this week's podcast offers practical tips for online publishers on how to use quizzes to engage around news events, or simply entertain readers
Riding the wave of the recent shareable content trend, this week's podcast offers practical tips for online publishers on how to use quizzes to engage around news events, or simply entertain readers
As Journalism.co.uk played host to speakers and delegates from around the world for digital journalism conference news:rewired, this week's podcast focuses on the final session from the day – emerging opportunities in digital journalism.
As Journalism.co.uk played host to speakers and delegates from around the world for digital journalism conference news:rewired, this week's podcast focuses on the final session from the day – emerging opportunities in digital journalism.
Mobile editors and experts from news organisations including The Boston Globe and The Wall Street Journal share their tips for mobile-first strategy and engagement
Mobile editors and experts from news organisations including The Boston Globe and The Wall Street Journal share their tips for mobile-first strategy and engagement
A look at how a number of news outlets are starting to use Snapchat to share images and short video with the app's community
A look at how a number of news outlets are starting to use Snapchat to share images and short video with the app's community
Social media has played an increasingly important role in how journalists find stories and sources for news.
But how can journalists make the most of these platforms and what other possible tools and techniques are emerging that journalists can use for newsgathering?
Social media has played an increasingly important role in how journalists find stories and sources for news.
But how can journalists make the most of these platforms and what other possible tools and techniques are emerging that journalists can use for newsgathering?
Community managers from The Times, The New York Times, Metro and The Daily Post share their tips for better audience engagement
Community managers from The Times, The New York Times, Metro and The Daily Post share their tips for better audience engagement
A look at the approaches taken by two UK newsrooms in producing short videos which offer context beyond the headlines
A look at the approaches taken by two UK newsrooms in producing short videos which offer context beyond the headlines
Early adopters of wearable computers and technology experts discuss what effect wearables may have on journalism
Early adopters of wearable computers and technology experts discuss what effect wearables may have on journalism
A look at how and why the Guardian and Forbes decided to create their own platforms to measure data about content consumption
A look at how and why the Guardian and Forbes decided to create their own platforms to measure data about content consumption
A look at some of the changes happening at Facebook and what effect that is happening on news organisations
A look at some of the changes happening at Facebook and what effect that is happening on news organisations
A look at the different ways media outlets, from broadcasters to magazines, use Instagram to share images
A look at the different ways media outlets, from broadcasters to magazines, use Instagram to share images
No matter how small your newsroom, or how scarce your resources, data journalism is far from off the agenda.
No matter how small your newsroom, or how scarce your resources, data journalism is far from off the agenda.
A podcast looking at how magazine and newspaper publishers produce digital editions for mobile and tablet devices
A podcast looking at how magazine and newspaper publishers produce digital editions for mobile and tablet devices
A podcast on homepage traffic, looking at how 'front door' sites get a high percentage of traffic from the homepage, and 'side door' sites get a large proportion of hits from social
A podcast on homepage traffic, looking at how 'front door' sites get a high percentage of traffic from the homepage, and 'side door' sites get a large proportion of hits from social
A podcast on how three women's magazines working with their readers to produce crowdsourced editions
A podcast on how three women's magazines working with their readers to produce crowdsourced editions
A podcast looking at how games are becoming more common among digital news organisations
A podcast looking at how games are becoming more common among digital news organisations
A look at how location, social media connections, interests, and other factors are used to offer personalised news
A look at how location, social media connections, interests, and other factors are used to offer personalised news
From crowdfunding to conferences, from paywalls to data services, from micro payments to syndication, we hear different business models for investigative journalism
From crowdfunding to conferences, from paywalls to data services, from micro payments to syndication, we hear different business models for investigative journalism
A podcast on the work of fact-checking bodies Full Fact and Africa Check, as well as the Washington Post's TruthTeller app
A podcast on the work of fact-checking bodies Full Fact and Africa Check, as well as the Washington Post's TruthTeller app
A podcast on some of the ways news outlets work to improve the quality of comments on news websites
A podcast on some of the ways news outlets work to improve the quality of comments on news websites
In this week's podcast we dive deep into the work of Al Jazeera, looking at crowdsourcing, social media and interactives
In this week's podcast we dive deep into the work of Al Jazeera, looking at crowdsourcing, social media and interactives
How technology, such as feature phones, SMS and social media, is changing journalism in Africa
How technology, such as feature phones, SMS and social media, is changing journalism in Africa
Tips on building communities, retaining followers and growing an engaged social media following
Tips on building communities, retaining followers and growing an engaged social media following
A podcast looking at the how the use of microvideo is starting to increase in online and mobile news reporting
A podcast looking at the how the use of microvideo is starting to increase in online and mobile news reporting
A podcast looking at compelling ways long-form stories are being told by news outlets online, including an interview with Pulitzer prize winner John Branch about his New York Times feature Snow Fall
A podcast looking at compelling ways long-form stories are being told by news outlets online, including an interview with Pulitzer prize winner John Branch about his New York Times feature Snow Fall
Tips on newsgathering and pushing out news stories to different communities and cultures
Tips on newsgathering and pushing out news stories to different communities and cultures
To mark two years of the New York Times metered paywall in operation we discuss the impact of the model on the rest of the industry
To mark two years of the New York Times metered paywall in operation we discuss the impact of the model on the rest of the industry
To coincide with the tenth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, this week's podcast looks at how journalism has changed in the country.
To coincide with the tenth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, this week's podcast looks at how journalism has changed in the country.
This week's podcast looks at music journalism as we speak to some experts in the field.
This week's podcast looks at music journalism as we speak to some experts in the field.
How the Los Angeles Times auto-writes and auto-publishes a blog post following an earthquake
How the Los Angeles Times auto-writes and auto-publishes a blog post following an earthquake
This week's podcast looks at sports journalism and gets expert advice on how to succeed. Recommendations include the value of experience, getting the right training and other potential in-roads to this popular and competitive sector
This week's podcast looks at sports journalism and gets expert advice on how to succeed. Recommendations include the value of experience, getting the right training and other potential in-roads to this popular and competitive sector
In this week's podcast we look at some of the different approaches to live text-based Q&As and panel chats taken by news outlets, as well as gather some useful tips for running a successful QA
In this week's podcast we look at some of the different approaches to live text-based Q&As and panel chats taken by news outlets, as well as gather some useful tips for running a successful QA
This week's podcast looks at recommended approaches to correcting errors, with advice shared by industry experts, including how to measure common mistakes, avoid errors with accuracy checklists and produce clear and well-circulated online corrections
This week's podcast looks at recommended approaches to correcting errors, with advice shared by industry experts, including how to measure common mistakes, avoid errors with accuracy checklists and produce clear and well-circulated online corrections
The podcast looks at a number of AR projects from a hyperlocal level through to national media in the UK and US
The podcast looks at a number of AR projects from a hyperlocal level through to national media in the UK and US
While digital subscriptions may not appeal to every publisher, many news outlets have launched paywalls or more metered-models in recent years as the industry looks for new revenue streams for online journalism.
In this week's podcast we hear from those behind established paywalls - The Times, The New York Times and Piano Media - to hear about their approaches and pointers for other news outlets considering online pay models.
While digital subscriptions may not appeal to every publisher, many news outlets have launched paywalls or more metered-models in recent years as the industry looks for new revenue streams for online journalism.
In this week's podcast we hear from those behind established paywalls - The Times, The New York Times and Piano Media - to hear about their approaches and pointers for other news outlets considering online pay models.
A podcast on what the first five OpenNews fellows, who have been embedded in newsrooms, have been working on
A podcast on what the first five OpenNews fellows, who have been embedded in newsrooms, have been working on
In this week's podcast we speak to four news outlets about their approaches to responsive design and the long-term impact that they see development today having in the future for the news site. We also look at other responsive matters beyond the resizing of text, such as the opportunities for advertising experience and enhanced visual storytelling
In this week's podcast we speak to four news outlets about their approaches to responsive design and the long-term impact that they see development today having in the future for the news site. We also look at other responsive matters beyond the resizing of text, such as the opportunities for advertising experience and enhanced visual storytelling
How La Nación in Costa Rica, La Nación in Argentina, and Estadão de São Paulo are approaching data journalism
How La Nación in Costa Rica, La Nación in Argentina, and Estadão de São Paulo are approaching data journalism
This week's podcast hears from those experienced in running hack day events, who share their approaches, lessons and top tips for staging hack day events and encouraging collaboration around journalistic issues
This week's podcast hears from those experienced in running hack day events, who share their approaches, lessons and top tips for staging hack day events and encouraging collaboration around journalistic issues
A look at how news outlets are using images in innovative ways to tell stories and engage communities
A look at how news outlets are using images in innovative ways to tell stories and engage communities
Lessons on Apple's Newsstand - including advice on how to get into the 'featured story' slot
Lessons on Apple's Newsstand - including advice on how to get into the 'featured story' slot
In this week's podcast we hear from three journalists who have much experience in liveblogging for a range of audiences, and are able to share some of the lessons they have learned along the way. As well as some practical pointers on managing a liveblog, we also discuss recent technology developments which have helped enhance the liveblogs of today and what other features livebloggers are calling for.
In this week's podcast we hear from three journalists who have much experience in liveblogging for a range of audiences, and are able to share some of the lessons they have learned along the way. As well as some practical pointers on managing a liveblog, we also discuss recent technology developments which have helped enhance the liveblogs of today and what other features livebloggers are calling for.
A look at the types of long-form video journalism being produced and how to make it pay
A look at the types of long-form video journalism being produced and how to make it pay
To find out more about the digital evolution of long-form journalism this podcast hears from three people closely involved in digital publication about the challenges which have been faced by long-form non-fiction, the new and innovative projects and platforms emerging in the digital word and the business models supporting them
To find out more about the digital evolution of long-form journalism this podcast hears from three people closely involved in digital publication about the challenges which have been faced by long-form non-fiction, the new and innovative projects and platforms emerging in the digital word and the business models supporting them
This week's podcast looks at the processes involved for building interactives, whether focused on news events with long lead-in times or more day-to-day stories. The podcast features plenty of tips from interactive storytelling experts on the winning formula for an engaging interactive, and what elements should be prioritised when working on such projects
This week's podcast looks at the processes involved for building interactives, whether focused on news events with long lead-in times or more day-to-day stories. The podcast features plenty of tips from interactive storytelling experts on the winning formula for an engaging interactive, and what elements should be prioritised when working on such projects
In this week's podcast we hear from three news outlets which have been employing open journalism techniques to bring the community closer to the newsroom and involved in editorial decision making
In this week's podcast we hear from three news outlets which have been employing open journalism techniques to bring the community closer to the newsroom and involved in editorial decision making
In this week's podcast news editor Rachel McAthy finds out more about the ways digital journalism is being curated and highly personalised for consumers via social magazines and personalised news apps
In this week's podcast news editor Rachel McAthy finds out more about the ways digital journalism is being curated and highly personalised for consumers via social magazines and personalised news apps
This podcast looks at the Financial Times Windows 8 app and hears how the release of the new operating system could be a game changer in the tablet market
This podcast looks at the Financial Times Windows 8 app and hears how the release of the new operating system could be a game changer in the tablet market
How three news outlets - Al Jazeera English TV programme The Stream, ITV News and NME.com - are adding value to the story with social media
How three news outlets - Al Jazeera English TV programme The Stream, ITV News and NME.com - are adding value to the story with social media
How three hyperlocals are finding producing a print product can increase web traffic and revenue potential
How three hyperlocals are finding producing a print product can increase web traffic and revenue potential
In this week's podcast we speak to two people at the heart of community operations at the Times and Financial Times, to offer a unique insight into engagement strategies for subscriber communities
In this week's podcast we speak to two people at the heart of community operations at the Times and Financial Times, to offer a unique insight into engagement strategies for subscriber communities
In this week's podcast we collect together practical advice from those working in digital journalism on the best techniques and tools journalists can use to verify content posted on social media platforms
In this week's podcast we collect together practical advice from those working in digital journalism on the best techniques and tools journalists can use to verify content posted on social media platforms
A podcast hearing from the Wall Street Journal and the Huffington post UK on how they are using online pinboard Pinterest
A podcast hearing from the Wall Street Journal and the Huffington post UK on how they are using online pinboard Pinterest
This week's podcast was prompted by an event held by the International News Safety Institute, to mark the launch of their new publication 'No Women's Land', which addresses the issues facing women journalists reporting from the frontline across the world
This week's podcast was prompted by an event held by the International News Safety Institute, to mark the launch of their new publication 'No Women's Land', which addresses the issues facing women journalists reporting from the frontline across the world
In this week's podcast we speak to those who have 'been there, done that and got the t-shirt' when it comes to crowdsourcing to pay for journalism
In this week's podcast we speak to those who have 'been there, done that and got the t-shirt' when it comes to crowdsourcing to pay for journalism
A look at risks taken by citizen journalists reporting from Syria, Libya, Tunisia and Egypt
A look at risks taken by citizen journalists reporting from Syria, Libya, Tunisia and Egypt
A podcast looking at the current issues relating to the Freedom of Information Act and its impact on journalism
A podcast looking at the current issues relating to the Freedom of Information Act and its impact on journalism
This week's podcast looks at the responsible ways to report death, and advice on the use of material from social media platforms, with interviews from director of the Press Complaints Commission Stephen Abell, journalism lecturer and research author Jackie Newton, and press and PR manager at Samaritans Sal Lalji
This week's podcast looks at the responsible ways to report death, and advice on the use of material from social media platforms, with interviews from director of the Press Complaints Commission Stephen Abell, journalism lecturer and research author Jackie Newton, and press and PR manager at Samaritans Sal Lalji
How news publishers can make the most of the coming together of local, social and mobile
How news publishers can make the most of the coming together of local, social and mobile
A look at how publishers are working in collaboration to set up paywalls and a digital kiosk to sell content for tablets and how the Financial Times and New York Times could be encouraging online subscriptions by raising the cost of their print publications
A look at how publishers are working in collaboration to set up paywalls and a digital kiosk to sell content for tablets and how the Financial Times and New York Times could be encouraging online subscriptions by raising the cost of their print publications
This podcast hears from three journalists using slightly different approaches to their Twitter accounts to find out what is working for them and the importance of legal precedent in this area
This podcast hears from three journalists using slightly different approaches to their Twitter accounts to find out what is working for them and the importance of legal precedent in this area
Key senior staff at CNN International, BBC News, ITV News and Sky News reflect on 2011 and look at the news agenda for 2012
Key senior staff at CNN International, BBC News, ITV News and Sky News reflect on 2011 and look at the news agenda for 2012
Key senior staff at CNN International, BBC News, ITV News and Sky News reflect on 2011 and look at the news agenda for 2012
In this week’s #jpod news editor Rachel McAthy speaks to journalists about the key events in the past year or two which have demonstrated some of the best of mobile reporting and what the future holds in this area
In this week’s #jpod news editor Rachel McAthy speaks to journalists about the key events in the past year or two which have demonstrated some of the best of mobile reporting and what the future holds in this area
Why journalists and publishers need to consider how news content is consumed on different screens
Why journalists and publishers need to consider how news content is consumed on different screens
UK publishers report download statistics and increases in revenue six weeks on from the launch of Apple's Newsstand
UK publishers report download statistics and increases in revenue six weeks on from the launch of Apple's Newsstand
In this week’s #jpod news editor Rachel McAthy speaks to editor of the Independent Chris Blackhurst, group managing director of Northcliffe Media Steve Auckland, director of the Press Complaints Commission Stephen Abell and director of the Media Standards Trust Martin Moore about the current system of self-regulation and its reform.
In this week’s #jpod news editor Rachel McAthy speaks to editor of the Independent Chris Blackhurst, group managing director of Northcliffe Media Steve Auckland, director of the Press Complaints Commission Stephen Abell and director of the Media Standards Trust Martin Moore about the current system of self-regulation and its reform.
This podcact looks at how some news outlets are going it alone in the world of WikiLeaks - and how others are not yet
This podcact looks at how some news outlets are going it alone in the world of WikiLeaks - and how others are not yet
How the Guardian's new iPad app offers a more reflective reading experience and why one sceptic thinks it is a surprising move for the digital first news outlet
How the Guardian's new iPad app offers a more reflective reading experience and why one sceptic thinks it is a surprising move for the digital first news outlet
In this week's podcast we speak to two journalists with remarkable stories to tell of their experiences of 9/11, one of them having been in the World Trade Centre when the first plane hit and the other being the only journalist in Afghanistan with a video phone to report live at the time.
In this week's podcast we speak to two journalists with remarkable stories to tell of their experiences of 9/11, one of them having been in the World Trade Centre when the first plane hit and the other being the only journalist in Afghanistan with a video phone to report live at the time.
This week's podcast explains how you can write clever headlines with puns while ensuring they are optimised for search
This week's podcast explains how you can write clever headlines with puns while ensuring they are optimised for search
In this week’s #jpod Alan Tarkowski from Gigya and Ron Diorio of the Economist speak to Journalism.co.uk in a guide to how publishers can add a social layer to their news sites
In this week’s #jpod Alan Tarkowski from Gigya and Ron Diorio of the Economist speak to Journalism.co.uk in a guide to how publishers can add a social layer to their news sites
jpod looks at the BBC strikes, speaking to NUJ members on the picket lines and Jonathan Lovett father of the chapel for the NUJ at Tindle Newspapers in Enfield, on winning concessions from management
jpod looks at the BBC strikes, speaking to NUJ members on the picket lines and Jonathan Lovett father of the chapel for the NUJ at Tindle Newspapers in Enfield, on winning concessions from management
jpod speaks to Channel 4's Benjamin Cohen and broadcast journalist Robert Schultz to create a journalist's guide to Google+ (Plus)
jpod speaks to Channel 4's Benjamin Cohen and broadcast journalist Robert Schultz to create a journalist's guide to Google+ (Plus)
jpod this week speak to directors of the Media Standards Trust, Martin Moore and media law consultant David Banks about coverage of the phone-hacking scandal
jpod this week speak to directors of the Media Standards Trust, Martin Moore and media law consultant David Banks about coverage of the phone-hacking scandal
JPod speaks to Krista Canfield of LinkedIn and John Barnes of Incisive Meida, on using LinkedIn to find and share stories
JPod speaks to Krista Canfield of LinkedIn and John Barnes of Incisive Meida, on using LinkedIn to find and share stories
Facebook's Vadim Lavrusik; journalism professor Paul Bradshaw and the Independent's Jack Riley talk about how journalists can use Facebook pages to connect with sources and readers
Facebook's Vadim Lavrusik; journalism professor Paul Bradshaw and the Independent's Jack Riley talk about how journalists can use Facebook pages to connect with sources and readers
This week's featured podcast looks at issues facing local and foreign journalists in countries across the world, reflecting on the impact of the Arab Spring and ongoing conflicts
This week's featured podcast looks at issues facing local and foreign journalists in countries across the world, reflecting on the impact of the Arab Spring and ongoing conflicts
Internet use on mobile phones will overtake computer browsing in 2013 - advice for news sites
Internet use on mobile phones will overtake computer browsing in 2013 - advice for news sites
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
This week's podcast looks at recent developments in the phone hacking case as News of the World publisher News Group Newspapers apologises to actor Sienna Miller in court, Apple's apparent backtrack on its app subscription guidelines and the Attorney General's warning for Twitter users on breaking injunctions
This week's podcast looks at recent developments in the phone hacking case as News of the World publisher News Group Newspapers apologises to actor Sienna Miller in court, Apple's apparent backtrack on its app subscription guidelines and the Attorney General's warning for Twitter users on breaking injunctions
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s news reporter Joel Gunter and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s news reporter Joel Gunter and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
This week's jpod reports on a well-known TV personality and journalist who could face prison after allegedly naming a footballer protected by a superinjunction on Twitter
This week's jpod reports on a well-known TV personality and journalist who could face prison after allegedly naming a footballer protected by a superinjunction on Twitter
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
Journalism.co.uk senior reporter Rachel McAthy speaks with former MP Evan Harris, Professor Gavin Phillipson and blogger at the New Statesman David Allen Green in this podcast from Westminster Legal Forum
Journalism.co.uk senior reporter Rachel McAthy speaks with former MP Evan Harris, Professor Gavin Phillipson and blogger at the New Statesman David Allen Green in this podcast from Westminster Legal Forum
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
jpod reports on WikiLeaks' publication of almost 800 secret files from the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Andrew Marr's revelation that he took out a superinjunction, the Guardian closing its Guardian Local project
jpod reports on WikiLeaks' publication of almost 800 secret files from the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Andrew Marr's revelation that he took out a superinjunction, the Guardian closing its Guardian Local project
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
Listen below for this week’s news round-up from Journalism.co.uk’s senior reporter Rachel McAthy and sign up to our iTunes podcast feed for future audio.
jpod reports on the third arrest of a News of the World journalist this month; how Tindle reporters are striking over the quality of the newspapers they are producing and we hear more on how MPs believe cuts at the BBC World Service will have a negative impact on its future