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#Tip: Become a better smartphone photographer
'Never use the mobile zoom' and other advice on taking pictures with a mobile phone
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 15 May 2013#Tip: Become a Google Analytics Real-Time addict
Google Analytics Real-Time tells you how many people are reading your site right now and you can see the spread of those accessing via desktop, tablet and mobile
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 14 May 2013#Tip: Watch video of social video panel from Social Media Summit
Video of expert panel discussing social video
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 10 May 2013#Tip: Video of data visualisation tools tutorial at #ijf13
A video of a data journalism tools workshop held at the recent International Journalism Festival
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 8 May 2013#Tip: Sign up to Journalism.co.uk's weekly podcasts
Listen to Journalism.co.uk's weekly podcast looking at topical issues in journalism
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 7 May 2013#Tip: Use YouTube Time to quickly link to a specific point in a video
A free tool to help you create a deeplink for YouTube videos
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 25 April 2013#Tip: Take a look at this flow-chart guide to Leveson
Two flow-charts to help you understand regulation following Leveson
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 24 April 2013#Tip: Know where the video mic is on your iPhone
The iPhone 4S and the iPhone 5 have separate microphones for recording sound on video
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 22 April 2013#Tip: Videonotes can streamline online research
Videonotes helps you write notes for online videos
Posted by Alastair Reid on 18 April 2013#Tip: Social media mistakes journalists make in a crisis
Advice for journalists using social media during crises
Posted by Alastair Reid on 16 April 2013#Tip: Funding advice for journalism start-ups
Tips for securing funding for a new journalism business
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 11 April 2013#Tip: Some useful Chrome extensions for reporters
Chrome extensions for journalists
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 9 April 2013#Tip: Tools for creating visualisations of data
A list of tools for visualising data
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 8 April 2013#Tip: Pointers on reporting local elections
Tools and tips on how to report on local elections including mapping, manifestos and media law
Posted by Alastair Reid on 5 April 2013#Tip: Learn from this post on verifying pope story
Tips and tools on verifying stories
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 4 April 2013#Tip: Avoiding common mistakes in science reporting
Poynter's Peter Ingliski details 10 of points to be aware of when reporting on science stories
Posted by Alastair Reid on 3 April 2013#Tip: Read this post on searching social media
Tips on searching Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and Google
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 2 April 2013#Tip: Check out Source for data journalism inspiration
Source Learning gives examples of data projects and considerations around them
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 28 March 2013#Tip: Facebook to introduce comment replies and more
Facebook this week announced it would be introducing new features for comments which will, according to a post by journalism programme manager Vadim Lavrusik, enable journalists to “reply directly to comments left on your Page content and start conversation threads”. Lavrusik says discussions will also be “re-ordered by relevance to viewers” and those considered the most [...]
Posted by Rachel McAthy on 27 March 2013
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#Tip: Three handy Twitter tools
Understanding the difference between Twitter share count buttons and RTs.
Posted by Sarah Marshall on 20 May 2013