Nowadays, social media are ubiquitous, offering many opportunities for people to share and access information, to create and distribute content, and to interact with more traditional media. For news organisations the social web has become an important platform for distributing content as well as a space where reporting and newsgathering takes place. This interview, with two news professionals who work exclusively on bringing social media content to broadcast news, explores some of the challenges and opportunities facing journalism as it moves into the digital age
Given the prevalence of technology and the ability to go live on mobile phones, journalists and news...
The Iranian elections of June 2009 and the ensuing protests were hailed as the 'Twitter revolution' ...
The increasing prevalence of new media technologies and the rise of citizen journalism have coincide...
Nowadays, social media are ubiquitous, offering many opportunities for people to share and acces...
The exponential growth of social media as a central communication practice, and its agility in captu...
The evolution of social media has dramatically changed the way people access daily news updates. Ins...
This is a five minute email interview I did for Alix Abi-Aad, a journalism student at Leeds Trinity....
In this age of ubiquitous technology, the traditional practices of journalism are changing. News gat...
Professional ideology and newsroom culture have become deeply embedded and codified in Anglo-America...
Nadja Hahn is a business correspondent for ORF, Austrian Radio and an EBU Research Fellow here at Po...
The Internet and social media are transforming news as we knew it, yet the precise consequences of t...
The digitization of journalistic practice, which took off notably with the growing popularity of onl...
Blogging and social media’s contribution to a realignment of the relationship between journalists an...
We all know that using social media like Twitter and having online platforms such as blogs can enhan...
The meteoric rise of social networks and micro-blogging platforms raises important new ethical and p...
Given the prevalence of technology and the ability to go live on mobile phones, journalists and news...
The Iranian elections of June 2009 and the ensuing protests were hailed as the 'Twitter revolution' ...
The increasing prevalence of new media technologies and the rise of citizen journalism have coincide...
Nowadays, social media are ubiquitous, offering many opportunities for people to share and acces...
The exponential growth of social media as a central communication practice, and its agility in captu...
The evolution of social media has dramatically changed the way people access daily news updates. Ins...
This is a five minute email interview I did for Alix Abi-Aad, a journalism student at Leeds Trinity....
In this age of ubiquitous technology, the traditional practices of journalism are changing. News gat...
Professional ideology and newsroom culture have become deeply embedded and codified in Anglo-America...
Nadja Hahn is a business correspondent for ORF, Austrian Radio and an EBU Research Fellow here at Po...
The Internet and social media are transforming news as we knew it, yet the precise consequences of t...
The digitization of journalistic practice, which took off notably with the growing popularity of onl...
Blogging and social media’s contribution to a realignment of the relationship between journalists an...
We all know that using social media like Twitter and having online platforms such as blogs can enhan...
The meteoric rise of social networks and micro-blogging platforms raises important new ethical and p...
Given the prevalence of technology and the ability to go live on mobile phones, journalists and news...
The Iranian elections of June 2009 and the ensuing protests were hailed as the 'Twitter revolution' ...
The increasing prevalence of new media technologies and the rise of citizen journalism have coincide...