‘Journalism without journalists’
“Network publishing is the natural ally of traditional media,” concludes Michael Maier, founder and CEO of Blogform publishing, in his essay ‘Journalism without Journalists: Vision or Caricature?’ In...
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Online Journalism Scandinavia: David Montgomery’s toughest general – Lisbeth...
Once so controversial as the boss of The Mirror, over the last few years David Montgomery has reinvented himself as a European media mogul. As head of the pan-European media company Mecom, Montgomery...
View ArticleHuffington Post: Social media team drives up traffic at Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune’s move into the social media world of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter has result in an 8 per cent rise in page views.Similar Posts: Is Facebook falling out of favour? CJR and the...
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Thoughts from the Ethnic Media Summit: where do we go now?
This week’s Guardian Ethnic Media Summit, supported by Channel 4 and Spectrum Radio was the first of its kind. The event itself may be new, but the common theme of the day seemed to be, ‘weren’t we...
View ArticleLow ratings for BBC’s Undercover Soldier
Normally, a young reporter’s first steps into the media world might be a stint of work experience; the dramatic peak might be an exciting court case. Not so for Russell Sharp: his first job in the...
View ArticleReminder: Radio 4′s The Media Show starts next Wednesday
Just a quick reminder for next week, since we last reported on it in July. The new media show, erm, called The Media Show, will start on BBC Radio 4 from October 1. It will look at the media world...
View Article‘Trust and integrity in the modern media’– Chris Cramer’s speech to...
This is the full transcript of a speech given by Chris Cramer, global head of multimedia for Reuters’ news operations, at Nottingham Trent University last night. Journalism.co.uk’s report on the...
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BBC could share more technology with S4C/Trinity Mirror in Wales, says Trust...
In a speech given to Cardiff’s Business Club last night, BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons added more weight to suggest more regional news partnerships between the BBC and competitors are in the...
View ArticleFT.com: ‘There will be a transition to people paying for the internet,’ says...
A couple of things extremely pertinent to the paid content debate in a ‘view from the top’ interview on FT.com. It’s with Liberty Media chairman, John Malone, described by the FT’s Richard Milne as...
View ArticleJames Murdoch speech in full: ‘The only reliable, durable, and perpetual...
James Murdoch’s speech at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival on Friday, titled ‘The Absence of Trust,’ concluded that ‘the only reliable, durable, and perpetual guarantor of...
View ArticleBen Bradshaw’s speech in full: BBC has probably ‘reached limits of reasonable...
Ben Bradshaw’s speech from the Royal Television Society’s binnenial convention in Cambridge last night, his first since becoming the British culture secretary in June. In his speech he criticised James...
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