Lord McAlpine drops defamation claims against Twitter users with fewer than 500 followers
Lord McAlpine has announced that he is dropping defamation claims against Twitter users with fewer than 500 followers who wrongly…
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British Vogue celebrates 1m Twitter followers
British Vogue now has more than 1m Twitter followers, making it one of the UK’s most followed publications. According to…
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Facebook Graph Search and journalists: ‘Like having a Rolodex of one billion sources’
Journalists should be able to use Facebook's new search tool as way to find sources and public photos connected to…
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Trinity Mirror titles bar non-Facebook users from leaving comments
Manchester Evening News readers have expressed their anger after being told that in future they will need a Facebook account…
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Welsh council bans reporters from publishing Twitter updates during meeting – editor ‘baffled’
A Welsh council banned reporters from live tweeting at a meeting this morning. The ban by Wrexham County Borough Council…
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YouTube: Providing a wealth of stories
With more than a decade of video uploaded to YouTube every day, it is easy to understand why so many…
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Using cheap tablets to sell newspapers and five other must-reads
The Digital half dozen. 1. How News Corp's Times will use cheap tablets to sell content (PaidContent) iPad bundling proved…
ByITN launches Youtube channel hosting amateur journalism from around the world
ITN Productions today launched a citizen journalism channel on Youtube called Truthloader. It showcases the work of citizen journalists around…
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