liveblogging
Lessons from Newsletter-First Publications Paid Members Public
What can publishers learn about newsletter strategy from independent businesses that grew newsletter first? Notes from a panel discussion.
The future of live journalism Paid Members Public
What does live coverage of news look like in the third decade of the 21st century? Is liveblogging past its prime?
Open Data Camp 5: looking back Paid Members Public
A few weeks ago, I did a weekend’s liveblogging at Open Data Camp [http://odcamp.org.uk] 5 in Belfast, alongside the team from Drawnalism. Matt has written the event up on the Drawnalism blog [https://drawnalism.com/2017/11/22/at-the-interface-of-open-data/], and I threw together a little video
Fake News - and how to fix it: a journalism debate at City University, London Paid Members Public
Liveblogged notes from the “Fake News” event at City University, co-organised by The Media Society and the Student Publication Association. Prone to error, inaccuracy, horrible typos and screaming crimes against grammar and syntax. Post will be improved over the next 48 hours. Jonathan Hewett, our chair, isn’t keen on
Joining the Dots Paid Members Public
I’m spending today liveblogging Brilliant Noise’s Dots conference [http://brilliantnoise.com/dots/], as curated by the lovely Neil Perkin [http://neilperkin.typepad.com]. The posts will be going up on the Dots conference site, not here. I’ll add links to the posts here, as and when I
Journalistic liveblogging analysed: a Polis report Paid Members Public
Some time ago I was interviewed by Karin O’Mahony [https://twitter.com/karinomahony] about liveblogging and its use in a journalistic context. The report was published a little over a month ago [http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/polis/2014/05/02/report-launch-as-it-happens-how-live-news-blogs-work-and-their-future/#more-10920] , and I’ve finally had the
Unconference liveblogging at BlueLightCamp Paid Members Public
Liveblogging from Blue Light Camp 2014 with Matt Buck and Drawnalism
Reddit as a journalistic liveblogging platform Paid Members Public
This is a really interesting development: Reddit is working to facilitate journalistic liveblogging activity [http://gigaom.com/2014/02/25/reddit-embraces-its-role-as-a-journalistic-entity-with-new-live-reporting-feature/] on the site. > [Reddit has…] become a place where new forms of journalism occur, such as the reporting on breaking news events like a shooting or the war
