Tickets for news:rewired – full stream ahead are now sold out.
Here are essential details for delegates and information as to how you can follow the conference from afar.
Follow the #newsrw hashtag and use it to participate in the conference.
Liveblogging and beyond: Six examples of innovative digital real-time reporting
One of the sessions at the news:rewired – full stream ahead digital journalism conference will look at how news sites are innovating in providing real-time updates via liveblogs and live streams of news.
Here are five examples of innovations in live digital news reporting, including from BBC News, ITV News and the Wall Street Journal, all of which will be represented by speakers in the session at news:rewired.
What to expect from news:rewired – full stream ahead
An overview of news:rewired – full stream ahead, with details of what is happening, who should attend and who is speaking.
Most of the tickets have now been sold so get yours before the event sells out.
What? news:rewired is a one-day conference focusing on the latest developments in digital journalism. Throughout the day more than 30 speakers will share case studies and best practice.
Topics for this event include data journalism, social media and verification.
It’s the seventh news:rewired event and is organised by Journalism.co.uk.
When? Friday, 13 July. 8.45am (for 9.30am start) to 5.30pm, followed by networking drinks.
Where? MSN (Microsoft) HQ, London. (Address: Cardinal Place, 100 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5JL – see a map and a picture of the easy-to-spot building.)
How ITV News re-invented its website with live streams of news
A look at the ITV News ‘digital native’ website which re-imagines storytelling, presenting a live stream of stories in real time.
In this post Jason Mills, editor of web development for ITV News, explains the thinking behind the site and how it is created by the regional and national team of journalists.
Jason will be speaking about the new concept at news:rewired – full stream ahead, which takes place on 13 July at MSN HQ, London.
#newsrw: Storify round-up of news:rewired – media in motion
A round-up of tweets, videos, audio and photos from news:rewired – media in motion
A summary of all the sessions from news:rewired, a conference for digital journalists held at MSN HQ on Friday, 3 February
#newsrw: Ten facts and figures learnt in the paid-for content models session
François Nel, researcher, academic and consultant on newsroom and digital business innovation; Tom Standage, digital editor, the Economist; Chris Newell, founder, ImpulsePay; and Alex Watson, head of app development, Dennis Publishing, shared their experiences and successes in getting readers to pay for content
PHOTOS: Slideshow of news:rewired – media in motion
A photo slideshow of images from news:rewired – media in motion
Images by Mark Hakansson
How to follow today’s news:rewired journalism conference
Journalism.co.uk’s news:rewired – media in motion conference is taking place at MSN HQ, London.
Follow the #newsrw hashtag on Twitter and use the term to search for blog posts, videos and photographs.
Image by Mark Hakansson
Ten interesting articles on social media optimisation
In a session on social media optimisation at news:rewired – media in motion, Nate Lanxon, editor, Wired.co.uk; Chris Hamilton, social media editor, BBC News; Martin Belam, user experience lead, the Guardian; and Darren Waters, head of devices and social media, MSN UK will explain how they reach audiences with social media. Here are links to articles with interesting facts and figures on SMO.
New York Times social media editor Liz Heron to give news:rewired keynote
Liz Heron, social media editor of the New York Times will give the keynote address at news:rewired – media in motion.
There will also be speakers at the conference, which is on the latest trends in digital journalism, from the BBC, Sky News, ITV News, Mozilla, MSN, Guardian, Times, Financial Times, Economist, AFP, Wired.co.uk, Wired.com, Trinity Mirror, Manchester Evening News, Future Publishing, Factory Media, SoundCloud and BreakingNews.