This afternoon session of the news:rewired – digital stories conference, in London today, looked at the opportunities open to long-form journalism through digital channels, examining investigative reports published to e-readers and video documentaries.
Speakers also discussed revenue models, allowing delegates to learn from their experiences of what does – and what doesn’t – make long-form journalism pay.
Panelists included: Bobbie Johnson, co-founder, Matter; Alex Miller, executive editor of VICE UK; Simon Frantz, deputy editor of BBC Future, a project from the commercial arm of the BBC; Patrick Hussey, design lead, Aeon magazine.
Kathryn Corrick, strategic communications consultant, acted as the moderator for the session.