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'From the street to the boardroom': How Reuters’ Africa Journal produces ‘mobile-friendly’ stories on Africa
Upon African Journal’s launch this week, editor Serena Chaudhry discusses how rapid mobile growth and multiple identities shape soundbite storytelling on Africa’s digital development and entrepreneurialism
'Alexa, what's the news?': How Flash Briefings can help you reach wider audiences
Social media and digital producer Peter Stewart explains what the short, on demand audio clips can offer you and your listeners
Straight out of university? Check out this advice for post-graduate journalism jobseekers
In this week's podcast, we speak to a range of guests to round up their tips for remaining upbeat once you have graduated
Posted by Jacob Granger on 31/08/18'It’s Gone Viral': can big publishers learn from an online video startup?
Ryan Williams left his job in IT to chase a career in viral videos, social media and entertainment news. Two years on, his three-man startup has two million Facebook followers thanks to the right digital strategy
Posted by Jacob Granger on 24/08/18How Overcapture can help journalists get the perfect shot in breaking news situations
Sarah Redohl, new media journalist, explains how reporters can use this technique to help them become more productive out in the field
Posted by Caroline Scott on 17/08/18Why 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 07/08/18So you want to start a podcast? Key tips about the podcasting market
Here is the latest research into the online audio market
Posted by Catalina Albeanu on 02/08/18Closed groups and social networks: Are journalists missing out?
The BBC's Mark Frankel shares highlights from his research on this little-understood beat
Posted by Catalina Albeanu on 26/07/18BBC launches weekly news programme to give young people in Africa a voice
What's New? will provide teenagers across the continent with the news and current affairs that matter to them
Posted by Caroline Scott on 18/07/18‘Aftermath’ podcast covers stories of gunshot survivors after news crews move on
Two crime reporters travel the country talking to people whose lives changed in the blink of an eye
Posted by George Sharpe on 05/07/18Real-life nightcrawler: The reporter who rides her kick scooter around NYC to shoot breaking news
Oliya Fedun, stringer, tells us how she gets to fires and shootings before her competition
Posted by Marcela Kunova on 20/06/18Apps, 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 12/06/18'The ability to adapt a tool is more important than the ability to use it': Making open source sustainable
How do creators of software that's free to install keep their business afloat?
Posted by Catalina Albeanu on 16/05/18Today, Explained: A look at Vox's daily news explainer podcast
The publisher is producing fun, creative and informal audio for listeners on their commute home
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Explore the latest trends in digital journalism on 6 March 2019
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How collaborative podcast The Secret History of the Future aims to bring US audiences to The Economist
The Economist’s Tom Standage talks about their ten-part podcast partnership with US-based Slate and working across The Atlantic Ocean