“Forget your Facebook and toss your Twitter,” Chelmsford editor gets out his soapbox
Essex Chronicle editor Alan Geere has boosted his paper’s local profile without creating a Facebook group, or spending all his…
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Standard: ‘BBC is horrendous institution that happens to make rather good programmes’
The Evening Standard investigation into the BBC continued yesterday with an article headlined “How the BBC survives.” In part two…
ByOnline widgets to boost Gloucestershire tourism
SoGlos.com, Gloucestershire’s online magazine, has released a series of interactive widgets staff hope will promote tourism in Gloucestershire and direct…
ByThe Guardian looks to fight corruption with local bloggers
The Guardian is looking to roll out a new scheme to encourage local journalism next year by using bloggers to…
ByMurdoch battles ‘content kleptomaniacs’ in Beijing
News Corp. head, Rupert Murdoch, has again spoken out against free news content on the web, now calling search engines…
ByNow more than 50 investigative journalism networks worldwide
Finally some good news about the future of investigative journalism, from the US-based International Journalists’ Network. It reports that the…
ByDennis Publishing to launch Monkey iPhone app
Dennis Publishing’s online magazine Monkey is set to get it’s own iPhone app which it will sell for £1.79 –…
ByEuropean news channel explosion puts their futures in doubt
The number of European news channels has doubled in the last five years with over 160 channels available across the…
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