Archive · 2007

2007 in media and platforms

22 pages from 2007. All years

01MAY 24Putting the geek into journalismEducation2 citations02JUNE 3Obvious points for newspaper editorsMedia business03JUNE 8The digital dilemmas Facebook poses for journalistsPlatforms1 citation04JUNE 13How to not rank accountability and transparencyNewsrooms1 citation05JUNE 14Friend or foe? BBC TV ads ask the viewersMedia business2 citations06JUNE 26Is citizen journalism struggling to catch on?Citizen journalism1 citation07JULY 6How the BBC is experimenting with online videoNewsrooms3 citations08JULY 20An insight into how Google could shake-up televisionMedia business1 citation09SEPTEMBER 25Good advice for journalism studentsEducation10OCTOBER 4Social media and the glue that holds communities togetherAudiences1 citation11OCTOBER 7Will the Newsvine sale spark a social news stampede?Media business12OCTOBER 11Farewell evening edition, welcome mobile newsPlatforms2 citations13OCTOBER 18The untapped power of the cellphoneTechnology1 citation14OCTOBER 19Why quality journalism is good for societyNewsrooms1 citation15OCTOBER 20Blogs recognised at ONA awardsPlatforms1 citation16OCTOBER 22The BBC’s skirmishes with the Biased BBC blogNewsrooms17OCTOBER 31Does the NUJ understand the internet?Media business1 citation18NOVEMBER 5Ads start to appear on BBCNews.comMedia business5 citations19NOVEMBER 6BBCNews.com readers criticise ’stuck on’ adsAudiences1 citation20NOVEMBER 10Towards new forms of science journalismNewsrooms1 citation21NOVEMBER 16Publication of citizen media paperCitizen journalism1 citation22DECEMBER 6Creating a student journalism website on a tight budgetEducation7 citations

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