Online journalism news
BBC.com ads are threat to other media's expansion, says Guardian digital chief
The BBC's international ads are an 'enormous state-funded intervention in the international news advertising market', Emily Bell has saidPosted by Laura Oliver on 15/05/08
Despite US popularity domestic users still the 'key metric' for Guardian online, says digital head
Unique users based in UK are key to attracting advertisers, despite plans to expand the Guardian internationallyPosted by Laura Oliver on 15/05/08
Tia Dunn joins Hachette Filipacchi's online division
Dunn appointed as multimedia editor to oversee video across Elleuk.com and Sugarscape.com brandsPosted by Clare Fisher on 15/05/08
CBS to buy CNET Networks for $1.8 billion
Buy-out will create one of the most audience-heavy internet businesses in the worldPosted by Oliver Luft on 15/05/08
Tim Berners-Lee and Media Standards Trust win News Challenge grant
British project awarded £180,000 to develop 'source tagging' technologyPosted by Oliver Luft on 15/05/08
Journalism.co.uk press release distribution service now on Twitter
PressGo, Journalism.co.uk's service to publish and distribute press releases, now available on SMS through TwitterPosted by Oliver Luft on 14/05/08
Live: first ever online broadcast of a UK newspaper's editorial conference
Liverpool Daily Post is using video streaming technology open up its afternoon editorial conference for public scrutinyPosted by Oliver Luft on 13/05/08
Live blogging and video: Liverpool Daily Post reveals the editorial process
Daily Post offers readers the chance to contribute to the editorial processPosted by Oliver Luft on 13/05/08
Networks closing on Facebook will restrict journalists' access
Journalists who use the site for newsgathering say the closure of Facebook's network pages is a sign of increasing restriction of information on the social networkPosted by Laura Oliver on 12/05/08
Record digital revenues for Norwegian newspaper giant
Schibsted meets online profit predictions for 2008 of 60 per cent revenue online in first quarterPosted by Kristine Lowe on 09/05/08
ABC to set up university news bureaus at five US journalism schools
The news network, in return for filing stories for digital and broadcast platforms, will mentor a paid staff of studentsPosted by Oliver Luft on 09/05/08
Guardian mulling on guidelines for journalists participating in comment threads
Staff on the paper are engaged in internal discussions about how journalists should interact with readers in commentsPosted by Laura Oliver on 09/05/08
CNET UK and Gamespot UK in mobile launch
CNET Networks UK has launched mobile sites for two of its flagship titles - CNET.co.uk and Gamespot UKPosted by Laura Oliver on 08/05/08
User-generated content to be integrated across Telegraph.co.uk
The relaunched Telegraph blogging platform MyTelegraph will see content from the site integrated with the main site to attract new usersPosted by Laura Oliver on 07/05/08
Over 200 years of newspaper content to be made available as TimesOnline launches digital archive
Archive will be free to users and stretch back to 1785Posted by Laura Oliver on 07/05/08
Search is central to TimesOnline's journalism, says Spackman
Optimising content for search engines has become a key focus for TimesOnline staff since the site's revamp says editor-in-chiefPosted by Laura Oliver on 07/05/08
Virgin Media relaunches news site with PA multimedia content
The Press Association will supply a news package of text, photos, graphics and embedded videoPosted by Oliver Luft on 07/05/08
Web editors 'not commercial enough', say magazine industry's digital heads
Web editors need to develop a commercial focus to protect revenue streams across the group, say publishersPosted by Laura Oliver on 06/05/08
RBI considers pay-per-page view for online journalists
A pay-per-view pay model for online content has been discussed by the publisherPosted by Laura Oliver on 06/05/08
RBI launches Chinese newsletter for aviation news
RBI's Flight group now publishes a Chinese-language newsletter for subscribersPosted by Laura Oliver on 06/05/08
Future of newsrooms is integrated, claims editors survey
Second Newsroom Barometer survey confirms results of the first by suggesting that most newspapers expect to be integrated in five yearsPosted by Oliver Luft on 06/05/08
Dutch citizen journalism site Skoeps closes
Skoeps site closed after failing to find profitable business modelPosted by Laura Oliver on 02/05/08
Huff Post is death to professional journalism, says Keen
News sites such as The Huffington Post will kill off professional journalists, says Andrew KeenPosted by Laura Oliver on 02/05/08
ABCe considers measuring web traffic from mobiles
The bureau will work with industry group the GSMA to develop an industry-wide standard for measuring traffic from mobilesPosted by Laura Oliver on 01/05/08
MEN to relaunch City Life as its standalone entertainments website
Manchester's seminal news, reviews and listings magazine to get a Web 2.0 makeover when it's reincarnated online later in the yearPosted by Oliver Luft on 01/05/08
First in a new generation of Northcliffe websites goes live
New site unveiled as first stage of company-wide revampPosted by Ruth Morgan on 01/05/08
Guardian.co.uk looking to expand Comment Is Free internationally
Comment Is Free sections for other English-speaking countries would be a 'natural progression', says digital headPosted by Laura Oliver on 01/05/08
Chris Anderson: Journalism jobs will be lost and news media could become smaller in the digital future
The Long Tail author says news media has to add value above that available from amateurs to survive in a digital future where getting content for free is the normPosted by Oliver Luft on 30/04/08
Hearst Digital to launch video across flagship online titles
The publisher will use Brightcove to host video content on handbag.com, getlippy.com and the recently re-launched Cosmopolitan sitePosted by Ruth Morgan on 30/04/08
Guardian podcasts profitable in 12 months
Guardian podcasts are likely to turn a profit in the next 12 months, says GNM director of digital contentPosted by Laura Oliver on 29/04/08
Radio audience meters do not restrict content providers, says metric chief
Philippe Generali, CEO of RCS Worldwide,has defended the use of Portable Personal Meters despite RAJAR's decision to end its trialPosted by Laura Oliver on 28/04/08
FT to revamp Middle East web page and launch print edition for the region
Website to carry more dedicated video and audio following Middle East print launchPosted by ruth morgan on 28/04/08
Future of NUJ's The Journalist magazine 'under review'
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) is to extensively review its magazine, website and communications departmentPosted by Laura Oliver on 28/04/08
US newspaper uses CoverItLive to live blog its redesign
The Grand Island Independent used the live blogging service to hold a feedback session between readers and staffPosted by Laura Oliver on 28/04/08
Trinity Mirror Regionals appoints new head of multimedia
David Higgerson, assistant editor (digital) of the Liverpool Daily Post and Echo, to take on the rolePosted by Oliver Luft on 25/04/08
Men's Health adds online TV channel to UK website
MHTV will feature exercise demonstrations and be expanded to cover the magazines other core sectionsPosted by Laura Oliver on 25/04/08
Local UK newspaper to use Twitter for live sport reporting
Wrexham-based newspaper The Evening Leader to experiment with the micro-blogging tool for live football match reportsPosted by Laura Oliver on 25/04/08
Massive web gains for Telegraph, Mirror Group debuts with 4.4m uniques
Telegraph gets record traffic in March, an increase in unique users of 137 per cent year-on-yearPosted by Oliver Luft on 24/04/08
Digital magazine Monkey launches website
Dennis Publishing adds to the weekly digital mag by launching a daily updated websitePosted by Oliver Luft on 24/04/08
Current appoints UK director of new media
Rebekah Billingsley joins the peer-to-peer news network from Bauer, where she launched Heatworld.comPosted by Laura Oliver on 24/04/08
Number of journalists not in decline, says GMG chairman
Staffing across the industry will not decrease to the extent it has in print as journalists adapt themselves to new media, says Paul MynersPosted by Laura Oliver on 23/04/08
London School of Journalism to offer lectures in Second Life
Students in the virtual world can attend a series of sessions over the next six monthsPosted by Ruth Morgan on 23/04/08
Google must adopt ACAP, says Guardian chairman
Paul Myners, chairman of the Guardian Media Group, has urged Google and other major search engines to sign up to the Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP)Posted by Laura Oliver on 23/04/08
Guardian.co.uk relaunches sports section
Guardian.co.uk revamps sport and football channels as next stage of complete site redesignPosted by Laura Oliver on 22/04/08
US election coverage on MySpace courtesy of NBC News and MSNBC
News provider uses MySpace page to aggregate multimedia political coveragePosted by Laura Oliver on 22/04/08
BBC embraces Russian bloggers with Live Journal partnership
A new project sees BBC Russia linked to leading Russian blogging site LiveJournalPosted by Ruth Morgan on 22/04/08
Journalism.co.uk launches PressGo, a new press release repository
The new service will enable 'smart' PR distribution to the journalism communityPosted by Oliver Luft on 21/04/08
Kluster to launch crowdsourced newspaper and newsroom
Content on The Knewsroom will be decided on by users, who will earn from the stories they backPosted by Laura Oliver on 18/04/08
AP introduces new copyright licensing tool for online content
The Associated Press to use iCopyright's online licensing service to protect copyright of digital contentPosted by Laura Oliver on 17/04/08
Poll: Is the Daily Mail's new beta website an improvement?
A wholesale change to the site has been launched - but what do you think of it? Does it work?Posted by Oliver Luft on 16/04/08


