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The publisher will be releasing an original film each month, which aims to challenge its viewers' ideas about the world
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David Lloyd, radio broadcaster, explains why storytelling is still the most important facet of audio content creation
The Coral Project launches open-source 'Ask' form builder
The Coral Project's Greg Barber announced new software to help newsrooms and community managers crowdsource stories and opinions
The BBC News app is rolling out vertical video in its latest revamp
'Ten to Watch' will feature ten up-to-date stories of the day, as the broadcaster retools its online video for smartphone consumption
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Creating change agents: How can you teach journalism innovation?
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How publishers can learn more from their newsroom experiments
Failed newsroom experiments are rarely highlighted – but is there a way to learn more from them?
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3 things fact-checking Brexit taught me about journalism
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After Snowden, there is clear evidence of a paradigmatic shift in journalist-source relations
Paul Lashmar
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Destination unknown: Trinity Mirror, the Bristol Post and the erosion of local media
How the latest acquisition of Trinity Mirror will continue to take the ‘local’ out of Local World
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'When you're using Twitter to find witnesses, treat it like a door knock'
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Five paradoxes of a dying press
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'Why independent journalism is challenging the mass media'
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'5 predictions for hyperlocal media in 2015'
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How Note to Self crowdsourced stories about information overload from 30,000 people
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Hindustan Times uses Snapchat filters to enable sexual assault survivors to speak freely on camera
'I thought there must be a more accessible way to disguise someone’s face using new technology, and Snapchat was just that'
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Today Columbia announces it’s search for two new Directors of Toughness, a dream role for passionate adventurers - open to European applicants for the first time with the positon based out of the UK
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