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Blogging journalists survey – the podcasts
I’ve produced a series of 5 podcasts talking about the results of my survey into blogging journalists. You can hear the first 3 on the European Journalism Centre’s website (embedded in the outside...
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Opportunities for local news blogs: Trends in Blogging
In the last year or so there have been a number of new blog / news sites developing which provide commentary for a geographically identified area, covering politics but also giving a more rounded view...
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JEEcamp 2010: Interview with Paul Bradshaw of Online Journalism Blog. By Matt...
Paul Bradshaw has run a conference “Journalism, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship” for independent and mainstream journalists interested in “making a living from journalism in the era of free...
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Political blogs and how people read them: Sunday Salon Webchat 8pm...
Following on from last week’s experimental webchat about how different people make a small or a large income from their political blogs (debate starter, actual webchat), I am running another one this...
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Audio: A new dawn in live video?
Last week Journalism.co.uk interviewed Tim Pool and yours truly for a podcast on Meerkat and livestreaming more broadly (I’ve previously written about my experiences with Meerkat here). The podcast is...
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Journalism tool: Clammr, the Vine for audio
Image: screenshot from Clammr By Alex Iacovangelo You probably already have your favourite audio recorder and editor but Clammr offers something new: a way to highlight the best bits of your podcast to...
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5 of the best: podcasts about data journalism
Image by Carla Pedret© Podcasts are a great way to listen to stories on the move, be entertained, or keep up with developments in a particular field. However, have you ever thought about using them to...
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Sometimes we talk to bad people, and they have to trust us – a podcast...
Image: zeevveez Radiolab’s recent podcast The Buried Bodies Case is a brilliant piece of storytelling. The producers’ newsgathering; the choices of elements and how they are arranged; the tight editing...
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Podcast: Data journalism: More important than ever?
I took part in a BBC Academy podcast about data journalism last week, along with The Guardian’s Helena Bengtsson and the BBC’s Daniel Wainwright and John Walton, in the wake of the BBC’s annual plan...
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