As the popularity of video-streaming apps grow, along with the digital revolution in mobile technology, journalists have found a new way of telling stories. News organisations across the world are beginning to use Snapchat and Periscope to report on international stories, such as the current refugee crisis.
This week we speak to:
- Ravin Sampat, senior audience engagement producer, BBC
- Paul Ronzheimer, reporter, BILD
- Tyler Borchers, senior audience strategy editor, TIME
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