JournalismUK Podcast

Experts from Chartbeat, Medium and the Guardian explain why journalists should care about time metrics

Listen to CUNY journalism professor Jeff Jarvis give his keynote speech at this year's International Journalism Festival on new relationships, forms and models in journalism

If your videos have a mobile audience, it might be time to go vertical.

Journalists at local and national level share their advice for finding and telling stories in the best possible way

Journalists at local and national level share their advice for finding and telling stories in the best possible way

Listen to Google's Richard Gingras discuss how we no longer consume media, but "we are within the media" at the Digital Innovator's Summit

Three news organisations discuss how they build communities on the blogging platform and social network

Livestreaming app Meerkat has lit up social media, but is it really any good? And what alternatives are there?

Top tips for staying on top of your finances as a freelance journalist

Social media is a vital source of information for news organisations but verifying claims and rumours is becoming increasingly difficult. How can the media address the issue?

As Snapchat's Discover service is about to turn one month old, we catch up with two publishers to find out how their channels are going so far

Want to know how to write a stand-out work experience application? Experts from Sky News and Trinity Mirror Regionals, along with the former head of recruitment for BBC News, share their tips

Some of the brightest brains in digital journalism met at news:rewired in London this week to share their ideas and experiences.

Social and mobile have come to dominate how the audience find their news, so is an app still relevant?

As journalism degrees can take years to complete, how can graduates still enter the newsroom with a digital edge? Here's how three journalism schools do it

This week's podcast looks at how the recent terror attack in France was reported by news outlets using eyewitness media posted to Twitter, Facebook and Instagram

From drones and automated journalism to online rumour control, here are three career skills for journalists to brush up this year

In our final podcast of 2014, we discuss the big digital media trends from the past year and what they have meant for news organisations

Livestreaming has recently established itself as a citizen reporter's tool, but how practical is it for news organisations, and what types of stories call for it?

Twitter this week announced it is making it easier for users to report harassment, but why are female reporters more likely to be on the receiving end of online abuse than men?

As news sites and publishers remove reader comments from news stories, have they lost their relevance with the rise of social media?

For this week's podcast we collect some expert advice for freelance journalists to mark National Freelancers Day

Advice from the Guardian and BBC about training schemes and first newsroom jobs

Four experts share their tips on how to produce a successful podcast, from getting started to becoming a confident broadcaster

Pageviews have long been the marker by which newsrooms and publishers measure their performance, but the increasing complexity and diversity of the internet has introduced a range of new parameters.