Online Journalism Features
Telegraph.co.uk breaking news strategy - key staff as 'story owners'
Edward Roussel, Telegraph's digital editor, tells DNA 2008 conference the integrated newsroom functions by compensating department heads for online editorial excellencePosted by Oliver Luft on 06/03/08
Freelancers see the value in trawling web for copyrighted content
Journalists prepared to do the donkey-work can turn illegal online use of copyrighted material into a new revenue stream, but it's a job fraught with problemsPosted by Laura Oliver on 20/02/08
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Daily Mail to the blind and visually impaired?
In the last of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Dailymail.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver on 23/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Times to the blind and visually impaired?
In the seventh of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Times OnlinePosted by Laura Oliver on 22/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Sun to the blind and visually impaired?
In the sixth of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Thesun.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver on 22/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Mirror to the blind and visually impaired?
In the fourth of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Mirror.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver on 21/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Telegraph to the blind and visually impaired?
In the fifth of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Telegraph.co.ukPosted by Oliver Luft on 21/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Guardian to the blind and visually impaired?
In the second of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Guardian.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver on 20/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Express to the blind and visually impaired?
In the third of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Express.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver on 20/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: Background on study participants
Journalism.co.uk could not have conducted its study into website accessibility without the help of a few willing volunteers. Read more about them herePosted by Oliver Luft and Laura Oliver on 19/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How user-friendly is the Independent to the blind and visually impaired?
In the first of eight reviews of national newspaper websites, Journalism.co.uk asked blind and visually impaired volunteers to assess the accessibility of Independent.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver on 19/11/07
Accessibility 2.0: How accessible are UK newspaper websites?
In this series of 10 features, Journalism.co.uk tests the accessibility of the UK's leading newspaper websites to blind and visually impaired usersPosted by Laura Oliver and Oliver Luft on 19/11/07
Relationship between operators and media will shape future of mobile news content, says market analyst
Brad Rees, managing director of Mediacells, talks to Journalism.co.uk about the future of mobile news contentPosted by Laura Oliver on 08/11/07
Q&A with Brightcove VP: 'The part of mobile that we will focus on first is upload from the phone'
Journalism.co.uk talk viral video, possibilities for mobile video news with Adam Berrey, VP marketing and strategy, BrightcovePosted by Oliver Luft on 22/10/07
'It's arrogant to expect everyone to come to our website to consume news, it's very late 1990s dotcom strategising'
Jon Bernstein, multimedia editor, Channel 4 News, talks to Journalism.co.uk about shaping and distributing video news onlinePosted by Oliver Luft on 25/09/07
Search engines baulk at tighter reins on their spiders
Robots.txt files can do the job, say search engines, but online publishers push for new system with ACAP projectPosted by Oliver Luft on 22/06/07
Who's driving CAR?
Computer-assisted reporting (CAR) is still a relatively uncommon practice in the UK. Journalism.co.uk talks to a few of its practitionersPosted by Oliver Luft on 16/03/07
Converging Manchester's news
The MEN's Ian Wood talks to Journalism.co.uk about trying to deliver seamless, converged newsPosted by Oliver Luft on 18/01/07
The philosophy behind the integrated newsroom
The revolutionary ideas of Dr Dietmar Schantin, director of Newsplex, to change the editorial processPosted by Oliver Luft on 06/10/06
Beyond the integrated newsroom
Journalism.co.uk peeks into the Telegraph's future with a tour of de Volkskrant one year after convergencePosted by Oliver Luft on 13/09/06
Journalism.co.uk blogging mini-series: does it pay?
In the final part of our series, Graham Holliday asks bloggers if they can make a living out of their workPosted by Graham Holliday on 31/08/06
Beat the regional press at its own game? That's child's play...
Teenage editor Nic Parkes tells journalism.co.uk how he built a news site to rival local papers and fended off a gagging attempt by UK MP George GallowayPosted by Oliver Luft on 28/07/06
"Everyone who works in industry, journalism or academia needs to blog to stay relevant and informed"
In the second part of journalism.co.uk's blogging mini-series, we talk to the BBC's Robin HammanPosted by Graham Holliday on 21/07/06
US experiment in citizen journalism offers alternative model for local news reporting
Chi-Town Daily News editor talks about using non-professionals to supply ultra-local online news to ChicagoPosted by Oliver Luft on 03/07/06
Journalism.co.uk blogging mini-series: the journalist’s weblog
We ask award-winning US journalist Sandeep Junnarkar: Blogging? Who, what, where, when and why?Posted by Graham Holliday on 28/06/06
The online journalism timeline
<b>Colin Meek</b> maps out the history and development of online newsPosted by Colin Meek on 10/03/06
Simon Waldman, director of digital publishing at the Guardian
After a decade at the Guardian, Simon Waldman explains why newspapers must innovate their way out of crisisPosted by Jemima Kiss on 27/02/06
Trad media turns on to broadband TV
Commercial and independent web TV set to soar in 2006, writes Jemima KissPosted by Jemima Kiss on 18/01/06
Lucy Allen, head of new media sales at Future Publishing
How to build digital delivery around existing print brandsPosted by Jemima Kiss on 17/01/06
Guillaume Champeau, UK executive for AgoraVox
On a mission to champion the best European citizen journalismPosted by Jemima Kiss on 07/12/05
Switching on to democratic citizen media
Interactive local government sites offer a chance to restore public confidencePosted by Christian Walsh on 16/11/05
Pete Clifton, head of BBC News Interactive
Citizen journalism is a powerful tool for online news sitesPosted by Jemima Kiss on 19/10/05
Alistair Brown, general manager at Scotsman.com
A Scottish slant on innovation, integration and making moneyPosted by Jemima Kiss on 21/07/05
Sites for sore eyes
David Dunkley Gyimah looks at trends in online video contentPosted by Jemima Kiss on 15/06/05
Online publishing wants you
Rapid growth in the publishing industry has created a demand for skilled web journalistsPosted by Jemima Kiss on 11/06/05
Peter Bale, online editorial director of Times Online
on protecting brand values from runaway blogsPosted by Jemima Kiss on 17/03/05
Milestones in online journalism
Colin Meek explores key developments in a decade of web journalismPosted by Colin Meek on 16/12/04
Richard Burton, web editor of Telegraph.co.uk
on 10 years onlinePosted by Jemima Kiss on 23/11/04
Listen to the future
The boom in sales of digital audio players may change the face of publishingPosted by Colin Meek on 25/10/04
Alisa Bowen, head of Reuters.co.uk
On blogs, paid content and the business of web journalismPosted by Jemima Kiss on 15/10/04
Tom Regan, executive director of the Online News Association
...on the inevitable move to subscription-based newsPosted by Jemima Kiss on 03/09/04
Is online training right for you?
dotJournalism explores the pros and cons of distance learning through the webPosted by Jemima Kiss on 15/07/04
Peggy White, general manager of BusinessWeek.com
On keeping your voice in an aggressive online marketPosted by Jemima Kiss on 08/07/04
Missing the big picture
Online news sites are failing photojournalism, says author and photojournalism professor Ken KobréPosted by Colin Meek on 01/07/04
Steve Outing, senior editor at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies
On the future for digital journalists and multimedia newsPosted by Jemima Kiss on 04/06/04
In from the cold?
Colin Meek takes a look at developments in online journalism in the new EU member statesPosted by Colin Meek on 26/05/04
Online news bridges Cypriot divide
Colin Meek looks at a unique online project to reconcile two opposed communitiesPosted by Colin Meek on 26/05/04
Laura Hayes, web editor of NewWoman.co.uk
Why reader feedback is 'fantastic' for the New Woman brandPosted by Jemima Kiss on 28/04/04
For whom the bell tolls
Newspapers are not only struggling to find their own niche online, they are increasingly losing readers to the internet, reveals a report for the European CommissionPosted by Colin Meek on 13/04/04
Rafat Ali, publisher of PaidContent.org
On niche publications, working alone, and why publishers must be brave enough to empower their journalistsPosted by Jemima Kiss on 30/03/04
