Journalism Links Directory

Comment and links covering online journalism, design, technology, Computer Assisted Reporting, and all things internet.

Paul Bradshaw blogging on online journalism and online news.

In his personal weblog, Paul Conley describes the least glamorous area in the press - trade journalism.

Leonard Witt is the chief blogger at Public Journalism Network.

The blog for people who make and break the news in Bristol. Includes PROs, journalists, news agencies and photographers.

Ghost of democracy in the media machine.

Blog by Jay Rosen, press critic, offering criticism and commentary about the press we have, the press we need, and the journalism that is emerging today.

Scott Karp and Robert Young write about how technology is transforming media.

Rathbone reads the papers, watches the screen and gives his opinion.

This is a popular weblog that provides web technology news, reviews and analysis.

Mark Potts blogs about media, internet and news and the changes in how we create and receive information and advertising.

Personal blog of veteran media executive Alan Mutter.

"Mistakes happen". Weblog of freelance journalist and author, Craig Silverman.

Private blog of Richard Burton, managing editor of the Jewish Chronicle.

Personal blog of Richard Keeble.

Director of BBC Global News personal blog.

Rob Curley gives his views on local news and the evolution of traditional media.

Private weblog of Robb Montgomery, founder of Visual Editors.

Robin Hamman, Senior Community Producer/Senior Broadcast Journalist for BBC English Regions New Media, personal blog.

Blog of Roger Scruton, Philosophy professor and science journalist, and archive of his articles.

Michael Rosenblum writes about his ideas, concepts and projects concerning television news and programming.

Colin Randall, vastly experienced British journalist, writes from France on all matters French, Anglo-French and more besides

Weblog about news.

Community-edited science news forum and science blog, owned and operated by freelance science writer David Bradley

Blogging on the collision of news publishing, digital media and technology.