Credit: Thinkstock News Huffington Post UK pursues 60-second political news videos In its first foray into short-form video content creation, Huffington Post UK has reported 'more than 25,000' plays of the first eight versions of its minute-long opinion-led videos By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
Credit: Image by DeaPeaJay on Flickr. Some rights reserved News How ReadWave wants to be a 'YouTube for writers' The publishing platform, which limits articles to 800 words, hopes to build a community around topics and challenges for aspiring journalists By Alastair Reid • 3 min read
Credit: Dreamer, via Wikimedia Commons News Why The Information chose to follow a paywall model Jessica Lessin, founder and editor-in-chief of The Information, outlines the site's approach to paywalls, which she believes should be driven by high-quality content By Abigail Edge • 3 min read
Credit: By tableatny on Flickr. Some rights reserved . News How Johnston Press gives readers 'greater ownership' of news Speaking at the Changing Media Summit, Ashley Highfield, chief executive of Johnston Press, reflected on the 'success' of projects largely supported by user-generated content By Abigail Edge • 2 min read
Credit: Image by Images_of_Money on Flickr. Some rights reserved News Tips from The Debrief for successful native advertising Bauer Media's first digital-only publication aims to generate over 50 per cent of its revenue from native advertising, and here is how they plan to do it By Abigail Edge • 3 min read
Credit: By Anssi Koskinen on Fotopedia. Some rights reserved . News New ways of measuring metrics for web publishers News industry leaders at the Guardian's Changing Media Summit say engagement is more important than clicks when it comes to site metrics By Abigail Edge • 2 min read
Credit: By nicksarebi on Flickr . Some rights reserved . News Guardian trainees edit features content under new scheme The Guardian's features content will this week be edited by 10 aspiring journalists on the company's digital journalism training scheme By Abigail Edge • 2 min read
News New magazine for men to deliver 'in-depth' content Calibre magazine, which will have an accompanying website offering exclusive offers for print subscribers, is aimed at men over 50 years-old By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
Credit: Image by owenwbrown on Flickr. Some rights reserved News Study: Facebook news referrals are 'gaining' on Google Traffic referrals to news sites from social media sites have overtaken referrals from search, according to a recent report by Parse.ly By Abigail Edge • 2 min read
Credit: By mac_ivan on Flickr. Some rights reserved News How journalism is facing its own battle in Ukraine As Ukrainian and Russian television channels exchange a war of words, many are turning to social media for their news By Alastair Reid • 7 min read
Credit: By Horia Varlan on Flickr. Some rights reserved . News Content experiments for 'the YouTube generation' A look at some of the digital projects being tested by Belgium public service broadcaster VRT's internal 'start-up', to engage a younger audience online, on mobile and on social media By Rachel Bartlett • 6 min read
Credit: Image by va1berg on Flickr. Some rights reserved News BuzzFeed and BBC most socially-shared outlets in February BuzzFeed content received more than 50 million interactions on Facebook in February, while BBC articles were shared almost 25 million times on Twitter, according to data released by Newswhip By Alastair Reid • 3 min read
