Focusing on local history, getting input from experts, and making journalism a two-way stree using interactive features are some of the ways to build communities around content, Walker told delegates
LIVE: SEO for business-to-business and specialist media
Follow our search optimisation session with a ScribbleLive blog from Wannabe Hacks
LIVE: Branding and entrepreneurialism
Follow our branding and entrepreneurialism session with a ScribbleLive blog from Wannabe Hacks
Tight-knit communities make brands successful, not numbers, says Joanna Geary
Times communities editor Joanna Geary tells news:rewired that it shouldn’t just be eyeballs anymore but about engaging with existing readers and communities around content
LIVE: Business models beyond the paywall
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LIVE: Building a community from scratch
Follow our community building session with a ScribbleLive blog from Wannabe Hacks
LIVE: news:rewired keynote with Joanna Geary
Follow our keynote from Times communities editor Joanna Geary with a liveblog from Wannabe Hacks
How to follow news:rewired – beyond the story
If you’re not able to make news:rewired – beyond the story tomorrow (Thursday 16 December), never fear – we’ll be providing lots of coverage of the day’s events, news and views on newsrewired.com, Journalism.co.uk and Twitter.
QR Code Challenge partner Quark on its Digital Publishing 2.0 strategy
Delegates attending news:rewired – beyond the story could be in with a chance of winning a copy of QuarkXPress 8 (there are three copies up for grabs) by taking part in the #newsrw QR Code Challenge.
To find out more about this prize, Quark tells us more about its Digital Publishing 2.0 strategy below, which aims to serve publishers at any stage of digital publishing, regardless of their preferred application platform or intended media.
news:rewired teams up with Wannabe Hacks and BBC Cojo for live coverage
For those who can’t make it along to news:rewired tomorrow, fear not. We’ll have liveblogging from Wannabe Hacks, video footage from BBC College of Journalism and blogging from freelance journalist Rosie Niven