Clay Shirky tells AOP conference: ‘don’t believe in the myth of quality’
Online publishers mistakenly believe their users will only engage in high quality content and are misjudging their young audiences, according…
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Online newspapers: the figures just don’t add up
Newspapers making the shift from once-a-day print publisher to 24-hour digital hub should take note: according to one editor, online operations…
ByTeesside Gazette to increase citizen journalist team to 1,000
The Teesside Gazette is to increase its roster of ultra-local contributors to 1,000 in the next year, building on the…
ByElle adds shopping function to website
Monthly fashion title Elle has become the latest women’s magazine to offer a shopping function on its website. The Hachette…
ByWhen exactly were the Daily Telegraph good old days?
Roy Greenslade has posted an anonymous letter from a Telegraph Media Group employee who is less than impressed with Telegraph…
ByNews of the World could face action after printing Kate McCann diary
The News of the World could be trouble after publishing the diary of Kate McCann last Sunday. Roy Greenslade has…
BySheffield Wednesday drops libel case against fans’ forum
Sheffield Wednesday FC has dropped its long-running libel case against 14 fans whose postings on the online forum owlstalk.co.uk prompted…
ByJournalists and social networking sites: new tools of trade
For many journalists they have become an important part of the job, while for others they remain a waste of time and should be banned. Either…
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