Archive · 2008

2008 in media and platforms

68 pages from 2008. All years

01JANUARY 4Time for radical thinking in journalismNewsrooms3 citations02JANUARY 7The role of citizen journalism in mainstream newsCitizen journalism2 citations03JANUARY 11Why blogs should play a role in journalismPlatforms1 citation04JANUARY 13Go blog, journalism studentEducation05JANUARY 15Time for the r/evolution of journalism educationEducation1 citation06JANUARY 18Reasons why journalists should not fear social mediaNewsrooms2 citations07JANUARY 23Blogs are just ‘bar room chats’, seriouslyPlatforms2 citations08JANUARY 28Tapping into the value of journalismMedia business09JANUARY 29links for 2008-01-30Technology1 citation10JANUARY 30Create a breaking news site in minutes with WordpressTechnology4 citations11FEBRUARY 3How journalism can make money in a world of freeMedia business2 citations12FEBRUARY 7The decline of the print cash cow isn’t the end of journalismMedia business2 citations13FEBRUARY 13BBCNews.com senior editor joins NowPublic.comCitizen journalism1 citation14FEBRUARY 16The BBC’s adventures in mobile reportingNewsrooms3 citations15FEBRUARY 18The difference between radio and podcastingPlatforms1 citation16FEBRUARY 19The new roles for journalists in a multimedia worldNewsrooms17 citations17FEBRUARY 20Cheatsheet on producing multimedia storiesEducation5 citations18FEBRUARY 22A misguided approach to electronic paperTechnology2 citations19MARCH 13The media and the online life of Ashley Alexandra DupreNewsrooms1 citation20MARCH 16Accepting that news is a journey, not a destinationAudiences1 citation21MARCH 20BBC revamps guidelines on social networking sitesNewsrooms2 citations22MARCH 24NowPublic.com sets out lofty goalsCitizen journalism1 citation23MARCH 25Mitchell and Webb ask, what do you reckon?Citizen journalism7 citations24APRIL 4Finding ways of making journalism payMedia business1 citation25APRIL 4Why newspapers need to get into the news businessMedia business2 citations26APRIL 5Examining the role of blogs in BBC NewsNewsrooms4 citations27APRIL 5UK news media battle for video eyeballsNewsrooms1 citation28APRIL 17Why are we still asking if blogs are journalism?Newsrooms3 citations29APRIL 17Torstar fires entire web production teamNewsrooms1 citation30APRIL 22Are you getting bored of Facebook?Platforms2 citations31APRIL 23BBC closes £1.3m experiment in grassroots online democracyCitizen journalism5 citations32APRIL 24E-commerce grows but still marginal in CanadaMedia business1 citation33APRIL 24The rights of integration and wrongs of repurposingNewsrooms3 citations34APRIL 30Vancouver gives rise to new citizen journalism projectCitizen journalism1 citation35MAY 7BBC stays silent on online advertising revenuesMedia business1 citation36MAY 12How to save journalism in a networked worldCitizen journalism3 citations37MAY 16CTV tries to bolster news coverage with citizen journalismCitizen journalism1 citation38MAY 24How the MSM is tackling participatory journalismNewsrooms3 citations39MAY 26Citizen journalists make the newsCitizen journalism1 citation40MAY 29How BBC blogs are engaging with audiencesAudiences5 citations41MAY 29Everything you wanted to know about BBC onlineMedia business2 citations42JUNE 4Video: Guy Berger on his Knight cell phone projectTechnology3 citations43JUNE 30Asking whether local is better in journalism is the wrong questionAudiences6 citations44JULY 1Local news unimportant for newspaper readersAudiences4 citations45JULY 16Newspapers failing to exploit online opportunities, againAudiences2 citations46JULY 30How social media changes everythingPlatforms3 citations47AUGUST 6News as a process and what it means for journalistsNewsrooms48AUGUST 7Is citizen media creating a journalism of participation?Citizen journalism2 citations49AUGUST 25Does the internet have a collective morality?Audiences50SEPTEMBER 1How blogging creates new opportunities for journalistsNewsrooms7 citations51SEPTEMBER 5Student takes on old thinking at journalism schoolEducation1 citation52SEPTEMBER 8J-school tracks social media buzz on Canada’s electionsEducation4 citations53SEPTEMBER 1031 essential online tools for journalistsTechnology8 citations54SEPTEMBER 12Merging newsrooms has benefitted BBC's journalism, says HorrocksNewsrooms2 citations55SEPTEMBER 12NowPublic seeks to capitalise on crowd-powered mediaMedia business56SEPTEMBER 13Scoble on the power of Web 2.0 communication toolsPlatforms5 citations57SEPTEMBER 13Webb's top 10 tech trends you've never heard ofTechnology2 citations58SEPTEMBER 15Watch Robert Scoble’s ONA speechPlatforms2 citations59SEPTEMBER 18Learning from Wired's inside look at the life of a storyNewsrooms3 citations60SEPTEMBER 19How blogarbage gives blogs a bad namePlatforms1 citation61OCTOBER 7How to get your idea funded by the Knight News ChallengeMedia business2 citations62OCTOBER 9How comments affect whether we see bias in a news storyAudiences3 citations63OCTOBER 13BBC reaches out to join online conversationsCitizen journalism5 citations64OCTOBER 28BBC graphic shows how people use on-demand mediaAudiences4 citations65OCTOBER 30Is the BBC prank calls row overblown?Audiences1 citation66NOVEMBER 26Insights into why BBC journalists blogNewsrooms2 citations67NOVEMBER 29From Diana to Mumbai: Breaking the news onlineNewsrooms2 citations68DECEMBER 222009 prediction: Guerilla journalism for the public goodMedia business3 citations

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