In a recent interview, Martin Fewell, the assistant editor of Channel 4 News, told Journalism.co.uk’s Oliver Luft that: Blogs by journalistic organisations are an opportunity to add value to our core products, television news. We gather a lot more information… Continue Reading
The BBC’s long running Newsnight, a TV current affairs programme that most people in the UK will be familiar with, is asking viewers to submit their own news and current affairs videos for inclusion in the programme early in 2007.… Continue Reading
In Saturday’s Weekend supplement, The Guardian’s John Lanchester tried to get to grips with “web 2.0” and met with some of it’s movers and shakers. Some of those interviews have been published as podcasts but, sadly, there isn’t a full… Continue Reading
The American mid-term elections are today (Tuesday 07 Nov) and lots of bloggers – and I’m not just talking about the BBC, Daily Kos and Instapundit – are likely to be providing coverage of the elections, last minute campaigning and… Continue Reading
London’s annual podcasting conference, PodcastConUk, will take place on Saturday 18 November. In preparation, Citizen Scoop has published podcasts with Chris Vallance (BBC) and Neil McIntosh (The Guardian) who will be participating in the panel on Podcasting & The Citizen… Continue Reading
From whattheduck.net (this cartoon)
In past posts, I’ve written a lot about how journalists make use of blogs as a source of contacts, context and content. But how, I keep getting asked, can journalists – or anyone for that matter – go about finding… Continue Reading
Regular readers of cybersoc.com will recall that back in August I got kicked out of Google Adsense. I appealed to Google, asking for them to spefically disclose what, if any, evidence they had that I had broken their terms and… Continue Reading
Journalism.co.uk is hosting the Readers’ Revolution panel discussion on Monday, 04 December, at Imperial College, London. The panelists are: * Kevin Anderson, who recently left the BBC to become Blogs Editor at The Guardian. He’s been an online journalist since… Continue Reading
Journalism.co.uk is hosting the Readers’ Revolution panel discussion on Monday, 04 December, at Imperial College, London. The panelists are: * Kevin Anderson, who recently left the BBC to become Blogs Editor at The Guardian. He’s been an online journalist since… Continue Reading