JournalismUK

JournalismUK Podcast

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A weekly interview-based show with media experts exploring major trends in the UK and international news industry

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#jpod - Paywalls: Helping readers over the fence 13.01.2012 11:31

A look at how publishers are working in collaboration to set up paywalls and a digital kiosk to sell content for tablets and how the Financial Times and New York Times could be encouraging online subscriptions by raising the cost of their print publications

#jpod: Who owns your followers? Three journalists discuss Twitter strategy 06.01.2012 13:35

This podcast hears from three journalists using slightly different approaches to their Twitter accounts to find out what is working for them and the importance of legal precedent in this area

#jpod: Broadcasters reflect on the challenges of 2011 17.12.2011 13:26

Key senior staff at CNN International, BBC News, ITV News and Sky News reflect on 2011 and look at the news agenda for 2012

#jpod in depth: The past, present and future of mobile reporting 16.12.2011 16:06

In this week’s #jpod news editor Rachel McAthy speaks to journalists about the key events in the past year or two which have demonstrated some of the best of mobile reporting and what the future holds in this area

#jpod: Lessons from the NY Times and Guardian in managing reader comments 09.12.2011 14:49

How the New York Times and Guardian manage their online communities of commenters

#jpod: How multiplatform strategies are evolving 02.12.2011 11:04

Why journalists and publishers need to consider how news content is consumed on different screens

#jpod: How Apple's Newsstand is revolutionising the publishing industry 25.11.2011 13:47

UK publishers report download statistics and increases in revenue six weeks on from the launch of Apple's Newsstand

#jpod in depth: Discussing the press self-regulation question after #soe11 18.11.2011 12:53

In this week’s #jpod news editor Rachel McAthy speaks to editor of the Independent Chris Blackhurst, group managing director of Northcliffe Media Steve Auckland, director of the Press Complaints Commission Stephen Abell and director of the Media Standards Trust Martin Moore about the current system of self-regulation and its reform.

#jpod: How journalists can use SMS to engage with the audience 11.11.2011 12:22

Four SMS experts explain how to architect the SMS newsroom

#jpod: What is the best time and frequency to post to Twitter and Facebook? 04.11.2011 12:07

Three experts guide news organisations through social media optimisation

#jpod in depth: How some news outlets are going it alone in the world of WikiLeaks 28.10.2011 16:02

This podcact looks at how some news outlets are going it alone in the world of WikiLeaks - and how others are not yet

#jpod: How video games can tell news stories 21.10.2011 12:59

How gaming and gaming mechanics are being used in journalism

#jpod: Why the Guardian is taking a laid-back approach to news on the iPad 14.10.2011 9:35

How the Guardian's new iPad app offers a more reflective reading experience and why one sceptic thinks it is a surprising move for the digital first news outlet

#jpod: Lessons in digital storytelling from Storify and the Guardian 07.10.2011 11:25

How to best use the latest tools for digital storytelling

#jpod: Out of Africa - inspiring stories for aspiring foreign correspondents 30.09.2011 8:46

Stories and advice from Africa-based journalists

#jpod in depth: The journalist's right to protect confidential sources explained 23.09.2011 11:53

Understanding the importance of protecting journalists' sources

#jpod: How journalists and publishers can best use Foursquare 16.09.2011 11:15

Lessons in using Foursquare from the Wall Street Journal

#jpod: SEO success stories - the LA Times on its traffic hike 02.09.2011 9:48

How three newspapers have had online success by focusing on SEO

#jpod: Does SEO kill the carefully crafted, clever headline? 26.08.2011 9:35

This week's podcast explains how you can write clever headlines with puns while ensuring they are optimised for search

#jpod in depth: Reporting the riots - did journalists get it right? 19.08.2011 8:41

This week's podcast assesses whether the media did a good job in reporting the riots

#jpod: How news sites can become more social 12.08.2011 8:12

In this week’s #jpod Alan Tarkowski from Gigya and Ron Diorio of the Economist speak to Journalism.co.uk in a guide to how publishers can add a social layer to their news sites

#jpod in depth: Strikers on BBC picket lines 05.08.2011 11:58

#jpod looks at the BBC strikes, speaking to NUJ members on the picket lines and Jonathan Lovett father of the chapel for the NUJ at Tindle Newspapers in Enfield, on winning concessions from management

#jpod: How journalists are using Google+ 29.07.2011 8:57

#jpod speaks to Channel 4's Benjamin Cohen and broadcast journalist Robert Schultz to create a journalist's guide to Google+ (Plus)

#jpod in depth: Reporting the phone hacking scandal 22.07.2011 13:09

#jpod this week speak to directors of the Media Standards Trust, Martin Moore and media law consultant David Banks about coverage of the phone-hacking scandal

#jpod: How journalists can best use LinkedIn 15.07.2011 9:57

JPod speaks to Krista Canfield of LinkedIn and John Barnes of Incisive Meida, on using LinkedIn to find and share stories