Tag Archives: Journalism

Putting the business model first: Why making money should be the lifeblood of local

Digital revenue growth for news and information publishers is going in the right direction in the UK. But is it rising fast enough in regional news? Thinking big but not acting locally For example, Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT) is making serious money online from Mail Online – £8 million in the six months [...]

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What The Hell Is Journalism Anyway?

Online News Association kicked off their 2010 monthly meet-ups by inviting renowned blogger Paul Staines (aka Guido Fawkes) to add his own incendiary opinion on social media, real time and data driven journalism of the future. It was one of the best journalism discussions I had been to in a while. You can replay the [...]

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Spaghetti Junctions #1

I’m currently working on game based around a kind-of psycho-geographic version of the ‘six degrees of seperation’ idea. Basically, the game encourages players to (tenuously) link together Birmingham facts and myths. Here’s a version played on Google Wave before Christmas: [wave id='googlewave.com!w%252Bbh7I02lyA'] It was quite fun but as you can see it collapsed when we [...]

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Social Media And Its Impact On Mainstream Journalism

I recently headed off to the BBC to hear Nic Newman present his paper ‘The rise of social media and its impact on mainstream journalism’. They recorded the session so you might want to keep an eye on Reuters site for a better recording. You can right click ‘save target’ for the MP3 here or [...]

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