JournalismUK Podcast

Read these comments: How The Washington Post wants to highlight meaningful online comments 17.01.2017 6:43 ↓

An email newsletter will share the best conversations and individual comments from online readers every week

Finding Home: TIME's year-long multimedia project about the lives of refugee mothers 10.01.2017 11:00 ↓

The publisher is following the lives of four Syrian refugee babies and their families, as they face an uncertain future

The benefits of developing a journalism side project 20.12.2016 14:08 ↓

What qualifies as a side project, how much time does it take up and why should you consider starting one?

How student journalists are using virtual reality to raise awareness of potential natural disasters 13.12.2016 17:43 ↓

Students at the University of Southern California mixed computer-generated imagery and 360-degree video to prepare audiences for coastal storms in Houston, Texas

The alternative take on local journalism at Taproot Edmonton in Canada 22.11.2016 6:21 ↓

The founders hope their business model will help support the news needs of the local community

Six universities are taking part in a project that brings cross-border reporting into the classroom 15.11.2016 9:09 ↓

With GENII, 130 student journalists from around the world are learning global reporting skills

How NPR and The Washington Post are covering the US election results 08.11.2016 11:51 ↓

Where will you be getting your US election updates from?

How reporters can overcome the challenges of working with data 01.11.2016 22:18 ↓

Highlights from the Big Data: Dangers on Journalism's New Frontline panel at the 2016 Kurt Schork Awards

Phone Stories: Call this number to listen to a short story 26.10.2016 7:03 ↓

Pop-Up Magazine is experimenting with audio storytelling on the phone

BBC Minute aims to engage young people with global radio news 18.10.2016 8:18 ↓

The 60-second bulletins, broadcast from local stations around the world, give millennials a taste of what's happening in the news

How journalism students helped on the Panama Papers investigation 11.10.2016 9:23 ↓

Data skills matter, but guidance, collaboration and a genuine interest in the topic you're investigating are key

How the Refugee Journalism Project helps exiled reporters restart their careers in the UK 05.10.2016 6:46 ↓

The initiative matches journalists in exile with UK-based reporters to give them a foot in the door in the British media industry

Why journalists should learn how to code 27.09.2016 6:19 ↓

Coding skills can help you tell better, more engaging stories in the ever-changing world of digital journalism

Creating change agents: How can you teach journalism innovation? 21.09.2016 12:27 ↓

From virtual reality journalism classes to Dragons' Den style assignments, universities are looking for new ideas for their courses

How to get started with interactive data journalism 13.09.2016 13:09 ↓

Journalists from The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal explain what basic data journalism skills are needed before tackling interactive graphics

CEO Secrets: How the BBC Business Unit is engaging audiences on Facebook 06.09.2016 14:08 ↓

The BBC Business Unit's year-long video series is using the social media platform to attract more viewers with 'news you can use'

FT used 360-degree video to add a new dimension to an ongoing project 30.08.2016 7:24 ↓

The City Within: Life in Rio's favelas is an immersive video that gives viewers a taste of life in the city, complementing FT Weekend's larger Rio city guide

How Syrian refugees are finding their voice through mobile journalism 23.08.2016 7:25 ↓

Imran Azam, organiser of The Art of Filming Meetup group, explains how he taught a group of refugees to tell their own stories using their smartphones

Inside RioRun, the Guardian's first interactive podcast 16.08.2016 11:48 ↓

With this virtual audio experience, the Guardian is pushing the boundaries of interactive journalism

Back in Touch: Communities in Sierra Leone tell their stories of life after Ebola in an interactive documentary 09.08.2016 10:39 ↓

The project by On Our Radar explores the impact of the Ebola crisis on community life in Sierra Leone

Chat app Yik Yak offers BBC News a way to engage with younger audiences 02.08.2016 7:28 ↓

Ninety-eight per cent of Yik Yak's users are part of the millennial generation, but do they want to talk about hard news on the app?

Podcasts, eyewitness media and new models in digital publishing: Highlights from newsrewired 26.07.2016 13:32 ↓

If you missed out on newsrewired last week, today's podcast brings you some highlights from the conversation on trends in digital journalism

Information security for journalists: Protecting your data and sources online 19.07.2016 9:54 ↓

Take note of these tips and tools for protecting your work and investigations

'Finding creative ways to bring people into new worlds': The AJ+ take on Facebook Live 13.07.2016 9:09 ↓

Should Facebook Live videos be raw and unpolished, or TV-style livestreams?

Inside Infomagical, Note to Self's crowdsourcing project to find out how people deal with information overload 04.07.2016 9:04 ↓

Using audio, voicemails and texts, Infomagical is a five-day experiment that crowdsources data and stories about how people consume information online