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Interview magazine: 'The iPad is the future and we embrace it openly'

As news organisations views on the iPad remain divided, Journalism.co.uk talks to one publisher that backs the hype
Posted by Laura Oliver on 19/03/10

Freelancer of the Fortnight: Steve Rogerson, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Steve Rogerson is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 18/03/10

Is news over? – George Brock tackles journalism's biggest question

Head of journalism at City University talked to students and media professionals last night about the future of news media
Posted by Alexander Walters on 18/03/10

Freelancers and tax: Assets and consumables - what can I claim for?

Accountancy practice Acconomy answers your tax queries on our forum
Posted by Laura Oliver on 16/03/10

Q&A: Catherine Quinn, author of a new guide to freelancing

New book explodes the myth that having no contacts in the industry hinders freelancers trying to get a foot in the door
Posted by Trisha Andres on 15/03/10

How the Digital Sports Group is exploiting online for 'independent' sports journalism

Editor Will Tidey talks to Journalism.co.uk about DSG's growing network of sites
Posted by Laura Oliver on 10/03/10

Beet.tv: 'My approach has always been to share videos with other publishers'

Journalism.co.uk talks to Andy Plesser, the man behind the video news site generating 150,000 streams a month
Posted by Laura Oliver on 10/03/10

SoloLocal.info: Hyperlocal with an Argentinean twist

In Bahia Blanca, south of Buenos Aires, a new hyperlocal digital magazine is looking at new methods of news gathering and Facebook microdonations
Posted by Alexandre Gamela on 09/03/10

How The Virtual Revolution has reshaped the notion of social TV

Landmark BBC documentary incorporated the online backchannel from the beginning
Posted by Judith Townend on 05/03/10

Freelancer of the Fortnight: Vivienne Raper, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Vivienne Raper is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 05/03/10

Lessons from Lichfield: What local media can learn from The Lichfield Blog

Journalism.co.uk talks to the founder The Lichfield Blog about how traditional media can work on a hyperlocal level
Posted by Laura Oliver on 04/03/10

How journalists can use the 'Obama technique' to self-fund the stories that matter

How one journalist has turned her hand to advertising and social media in a bid to tell a Latin American story
Posted by Annabel Symington on 04/03/10

Freelancers and tax: Setting up as a freelancer

Accountancy practice Acconomy answers your tax queries on our forum
Posted by Laura Oliver on 03/03/10

Oxbury Media: The 10,000-strong 'hyperlocal' agency

Richard Stone talks to Journalism.co.uk about targeting readers and advertisers from the bottom up
Posted by Laura Oliver on 26/02/10

Politics Cymru: how three student journalists took on Welsh politics

Journalism.co.uk talks to Glyn Tansley, co-founder of Politics Cymru, about starting out in political journalism
Posted by Laura Oliver on 23/02/10

New digital initiatives for news ombudsmen around the world

News organisations need readers' editors more than ever, says ONO executive director
Posted by Judith Townend on 22/02/10

Freelancer of the Fortnight: Emily Hassall, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Emily Hassall is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 18/02/10

The Click network and rethinking the local press agency

Andy Johnson from Click talks to Journalism.co.uk about the place of the agency in the changing local news landscape
Posted by Laura Oliver on 17/02/10

Brighton and Hove Community Reporters: 'Technology is an important enabler, but newsletters have been out there for years'

Social enterprise SCIP plans to launch local community reporting network
Posted by Judith Townend on 16/02/10

'Journalism is not an academic subject, it's a trade,' says Tim Luckhurst

Professor of journalism at the University of Kent says that aspiring journalists should forget media or journalism studies
Posted by Judith Townend on 11/02/10

Q&A: Aye Chan Naing, chief editor, Democratic Voice of Burma

"Millions of Burmese people are depending on us," DVB's chief editor tells Journalism.co.uk
Posted by Laura Oliver on 08/02/10

Under review: new PCC director on phone hacking, superinjunctions and forthcoming reports

Press Complaints Commission director talks to Journalism.co.uk in his first media interview
Posted by Judith Townend on 05/02/10

Freelancer of the Fortnight: Eifion Rees, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Eifion Rees is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 04/02/10

Mark Briggs Q&A: 'News startups won't be launched by people who look back to the way things were'

Local publishing blogger to examine entrepreneurship for third book
Posted by Judith Townend on 03/02/10

Lessons from the hyperlocal frontline: Ed Walker on Media Wales' new Cardiff site

Walker talks to Journalism.co.uk about the launch of yourCardiff and his experience running the Preston Blog
Posted by Laura Oliver on 02/02/10

Freelancer of the Fortnight: Sara Newman, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Sara Newman is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 22/01/10

#newsrw: The essential catch-up guide to news:rewired

Missed last week's news:rewired event? We've got the coverage and content here
Posted by Judith Townend on 19/01/10

Q&A: Running online investigations at the Daily Dispatch

Journalism.co.uk talks to online news editor Jan Hennop about publishing investigative work online
Posted by Laura Oliver on 14/01/10

Changing tools: Journalism blogger turns his hand to multimedia investigative reporting

California Watch's Mark Luckie on data mining and mapping in the newsroom
Posted by Judith Townend on 13/01/10

SoGlos.com: When start-up mentality meets traditional journalism

Journalism.co.uk finds out what's behind the site, which pre-empted the trend towards independent, local sites
Posted by Laura Oliver on 08/01/10

Entrepreneurial new year resolutions for journalism educators

New journalism conferences will look at ways of making money - from the classroom
Posted by Judith Townend on 08/01/10

Freelancer of the Fortnight: John Meadowcroft, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. John Meadowcroft is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 07/01/10

Q&A: Siren community radio managing editor, Andrew David

Lincoln University is home to a 24-7 community radio station
Posted by Judith Townend on 07/01/10

Freelancer of the fortnight: Anna Smith, UK

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Anna Smith is a writer currently based in the UK
Posted by Joel Gunter on 24/12/09

Twitter predicts: What's in store for online journalism and media in 2010? (part two)

Leading digital journalists and commentators give Journalism.co.uk their predictions for the year ahead
Posted by Laura Oliver on 24/12/09

Twitter predicts: What's in store for online journalism and media in 2010? (part 1)

Which industry tweeters made the right predictions for 2009?
Posted by Laura Oliver on 23/12/09

Libel reform campaign goes mainstream in bid to court public support

Campaigners say united political support is only answer
Posted by Judith Townend on 21/12/09

Freelance Frontline: Updates from Linda Jones, Richard Johnson, Joe Griffin and Christian Dunn

New column commissioned, advice series for freelancers and a move into freelancing
Posted by Laura Oliver on 18/12/09

'Information is a form of aid': Thomson Reuters Foundation on its new emergency news service

Journalism.co.uk talks to Monique Villa about news and information in disaster zones
Posted by Laura Oliver on 18/12/09

The dangers of freelancing in the field

As MSM pull back resources, freelancers must take more personal risk, says Ben Bland
Posted by Judith Townend on 17/12/09

BBC CoJo now live; most content 'no more than three clicks away'

BBC's public training site holds 2,500 pages of learning material
Posted by Judith Townend on 16/12/09

Connecting the World: Becky Anderson, CNN's ambitious social media anchor

Journalism.co.uk talks to Anderson about using social sites for newsgathering and broadcast journalism
Posted by Laura Oliver on 15/12/09

Online investigative journalism: How the Daily Dispatch ran its Slumlords story

Jan Hennop, online editor of South Africa's Daily Dispatch, on running and presenting an online investigation
Posted by Jan Hennop on 11/12/09

Times Online: Increasing interactivity and the benefits of reader comments

Regular commenters hold long-term value, says assistant editor
Posted by Laura Oliver on 11/12/09

Freelancers and tax: Moving abroad - should I pay less tax?

Accountancy practice Acconomy answers your tax queries on our forum
Posted by Laura Oliver on 10/12/09

Freelancer of the fortnight: Matthew Beattie, Switzerland

Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Matthew Beattie is a feature writer and photographer based in Switzerland
Posted by Harriet Massing on 10/12/09