JournalismUK Podcast

Tumblr lessons from NME and The Times 20.07.2012 14:46 ↓

How news NME and The Times are experimenting with Tumblr

Open journalism: Lessons from the Guardian, BBC World Have Your Say and Register Citizen 06.07.2012 14:13 ↓

In this week's podcast we hear from three news outlets which have been employing open journalism techniques to bring the community closer to the newsroom and involved in editorial decision making

Google+ at one: Lessons from Time.com and FT.com 29.06.2012 10:21 ↓

How FT.com and Time.com clocked up more than one million followers on Google+

Lessons in online video for local, niche, national and international publishers 22.06.2012 15:58 ↓

Ideas on what makes great online video journalism

How introducing Agile practices could help evolve the workings of a newsroom 15.06.2012 16:10 ↓

A look at how journalists can use Agile, a methodology used by software developers

#jpod - Personalising the news experience: Publishers and social reader apps 08.06.2012 9:50 ↓

In this week's podcast news editor Rachel McAthy finds out more about the ways digital journalism is being curated and highly personalised for consumers via social magazines and personalised news apps

#jpod: Why publishers are 'excited' about Windows 8 tablets 01.06.2012 12:16 ↓

This podcast looks at the Financial Times Windows 8 app and hears how the release of the new operating system could be a game changer in the tablet market

#jpod - Celebrating Local Newspaper Week: Innovations in digital at the regionals 25.05.2012 10:07 ↓

How local newspapers are innovating in the digital space

#jpod - How web analytics can provide story leads and new angles 11.05.2012 9:18 ↓

Reporting from analytics and using real-time to influence editorial decisions

#jpod - How the social media community can shape the news agenda 27.04.2012 14:34 ↓

How three news outlets - Al Jazeera English TV programme The Stream, ITV News and NME.com - are adding value to the story with social media

#jpod - Hyperlocal news: Struggles for sustainability online and successes in print 20.04.2012 16:56 ↓

How three hyperlocals are finding producing a print product can increase web traffic and revenue potential

#jpod - How to engage a subscriber community: Lessons from the Times and Financial Times 13.04.2012 12:51 ↓

In this week's podcast we speak to two people at the heart of community operations at the Times and Financial Times, to offer a unique insight into engagement strategies for subscriber communities

#jpod - Google microsurveys: Lessons from the Texas Tribune and Adweek 05.04.2012 15:09 ↓

What opportunities do Google's new microsurveys offer publishers?

#jpod - Advice on verifying social media content and correcting errors 30.03.2012 19:57 ↓

In this week's podcast we collect together practical advice from those working in digital journalism on the best techniques and tools journalists can use to verify content posted on social media platforms

#jpod: How news organisations are using Pinterest 23.03.2012 8:46 ↓

A podcast hearing from the Wall Street Journal and the Huffington post UK on how they are using online pinboard Pinterest

#jpod - Gender and conflict journalism: How far have we come? 16.03.2012 13:33 ↓

This week's podcast was prompted by an event held by the International News Safety Institute, to mark the launch of their new publication 'No Women's Land', which addresses the issues facing women journalists reporting from the frontline across the world

#jpod - Crowdfunding for journalism: is it working? 09.03.2012 20:35 ↓

In this week's podcast we speak to those who have 'been there, done that and got the t-shirt' when it comes to crowdsourcing to pay for journalism

#jpod - Dying for the story: Citizen journalism and the Arab spring 02.03.2012 13:55 ↓

A look at risks taken by citizen journalists reporting from Syria, Libya, Tunisia and Egypt

#jpod - Assessing the impact of the Freedom of Information Act and its future 24.02.2012 19:00 ↓

A podcast looking at the current issues relating to the Freedom of Information Act and its impact on journalism

#jpod - Advice for journalists on reporting deaths responsibly 17.02.2012 17:20 ↓

This week's podcast looks at the responsible ways to report death, and advice on the use of material from social media platforms, with interviews from director of the Press Complaints Commission Stephen Abell, journalism lecturer and research author Jackie Newton, and press and PR manager at Samaritans Sal Lalji

#jpod: How journalists are embracing Facebook subscribe 10.02.2012 12:47 ↓

Why the New York Times is encouraging journalists to set up Facebook subscribe

#jpod - SoLoMo: a look at the Guardian and Northcliffe's innovations in social and local 03.02.2012 13:54 ↓

How news publishers can make the most of the coming together of local, social and mobile

#jpod: A guide to using numbers in journalism 27.01.2012 14:37 ↓

Why misunderstanding numbers can lead to errors and embarrassment for journalists

#jpod: Debating online content copyright in the UK and US 20.01.2012 12:37 ↓

A look at NewsRight and what it could mean for publishers