Mobile journalism
3 Instagram Story hacks that you might not have known existed
You have mastered the basics, now it is time to take your creativity to the next level
Posted by Caroline Scott on 27/11/18Tip: Hone your investigative journalism skills in the digital age
Five round-ups from the Uncovering Asia conference, on how to investigate with your smartphone
Posted by Jacob Granger on 17/10/18Newsroom diversity, storytelling and photography: Here is your weekly journalism news update
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Posted by Caroline Scott on 12/10/18'Human connection is key': The importance of building trust in street portrait photography
Tim Bingham, smartphone photographer, explains why building a relationship with your subject is key to capturing powerful moments
Posted by Caroline Scott on 08/10/18Open-source investigations, mobile journalism and Netflix: Here is your weekly journalism news update
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Posted by Caroline Scott on 07/10/18Tip: Improve your smartphone stories
Follow this guide to master story structuring and video editing on your mobile phone
Posted by Beth Andralojc on 05/10/18How to engage audiences for longer with multimedia storytelling
Kara Fox, digital news producer at CNN International, explains how using a range of mediums can enhance your projects and keep readers on the page
Posted by Caroline Scott on 03/10/18Refugee journalists, networking and Instagram: Here is your weekly journalism news update
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Posted by Caroline Scott on 14/09/18‘A new kind of content for a new kind of audience’ – Irish broadcaster RTÉ experiments with vertical video
The digital-first series ‘Posts to the Pope' was shot, edited and titled entirely on mobile devices for social audiences, then repurposed to 16:9 for ‘traditional’ viewing
Posted by Caroline Scott on 31/08/18Why Overcapture has 'so much potential' for content creators in the field
Sarah Redohl, media journalist and editor at Immersive Shooter, explains how the process using 360-degree cameras can help simplify your workflow
Posted by Caroline Scott on 21/08/18Overcapture, freelance journalism and Snapchat: Here is your weekly journalism news update
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Posted by Caroline Scott on 17/08/18Mobile journalism, apps and video formats: Here is your weekly journalism news update
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Posted by Caroline Scott on 10/08/18‘Our stories are best told by us’: How students are aiming to shape storytelling in Africa through mobile journalism
Marvin Gakunyi and Emmanuel Yegon organised a mojo conference for their peers at Moi University, Kenya
Posted by Caroline Scott on 10/08/18Why two African university students organised their own conference to teach their peers about mobile journalism
Marvin Gakunyi and Emmanuel Yegon have also designed their own web platform to host stories shot on smartphones
Posted by Caroline Scott on 07/08/18Need to catch up? Here's your weekly journalism news update
We discuss: Capital Gazette shootings, data journalism in Brazil, inside the BuzzFeed investigations unit, and 3 free apps for editing photographs on the go
Posted by Caroline Scott on 29/06/18How to get started with IGTV, Instagram's new long-form video feature
The new app is like watching television, but within a platform built for how you actually use your phone: vertically
Posted by Caroline Scott on 27/06/18New to smartphone photography? Check out these free apps for editing on the road
3 free apps to create unique effects and improve your smartphone images, wherever you are
Posted by George Sharpe on 25/06/18Apps, opportunities and the future of mobile journalism: Takeaways from MojoFest
Journalism.co.uk takes you to Galway, Ireland, to get the hottest tips, advice and industry updates from the ever-growing community of smartphone content creators
Posted by Caroline Scott on 12/06/183 free apps for screen-recording on your Android smartphone
Are you a mobile journalism trainer or creative video producer? Check out these apps for documenting your smartphone workflow
Posted by Raúl Fernández on 05/06/18How to tackle the challenges of implementing mobile journalism in the newsroom
Journalists at MojoFest discuss training, workflow and the importance of getting your colleagues on side
Posted by Caroline Scott on 30/05/18BBC mobile journalism pilot scheme sees 15 experienced camera operators shoot with iPhones over three months
The project is designed to see, once and for all, whether a smartphone really is a suitable device for daily newsgathering
Posted by Caroline Scott on 29/05/18No filter: The importance of light when you're taking photos with your smartphone
Ryan Pernofski, mobile photographer and graphic designer, explains how he captures detailed images of fast-moving scenes on his iPhone
Posted by Caroline Scott on 21/05/18App for journalists: Vlogit, for producing eye-catching social videos
This free Android app will stitch your videos together in HD, with no watermark or time limit
Posted by Caroline Scott on 24/04/18The three pillars of mobile journalism: Q&A with Marc Settle, smartphone reporting trainer at the BBC
'The smartphone enables the journalist to always be a journalist'
Posted by Björn Staschen and Wytse Vellinga on 06/04/18Mobile journalism gives new freedom of expression
The technology is an important asset to journalists in the developing world
Posted by Björn Staschen and Wytse Vellinga on 05/04/18Mobile journalism in the heat: A look at the Dutch documentary filmed in the Peruvian desert
Twan Spierts, reporter, Omroep Brabant, explained why he went mobile when reporting on the toughest rally in the world
Posted by Caroline Scott on 26/03/185 iOS apps for creative mobile storytelling
Marc Settle, smartphone trainer, BBC Academy, lists some of his go-to apps, as well as some of his new finds
Posted by Holly Etheridge on 13/03/18#newsrw: How to follow along with newsrewired
Our 21st event will discuss the latest trends in digital journalism, including memberships and audience engagement, live video online, mobile storytelling and news on voice-controlled devices
Posted by Mădălina Ciobanu on 07/03/18Tip: Check out these apps to enhance your mobile storytelling
Investing in these apps can help you upgrade your filming and audio
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Posted by Marcela Kunova on 03/12/18