‘It’s not about being the centre of attention any more, it’s about creating a party and making it rock,’ said Mark Jones of Reuters in the social media strategy session at news:rewired. But at the Independent they are the focus with more than 100,000 Likes across the newspaper’s Facebook presence
#newsrw: Keep the audience interested with interactivity
Interactive graphics are keeping online readers interested in newspapers online, according to the Guardian’s interactive technologist Alastair Dant.
His view, expressed in the developing the data story session at news:rewired, was backed by Professor Paul Bradshaw who said ‘with interactivity you get engagement’
LIVE: Final session – Is liveblogging rewriting journalism? #newsrw
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#newsrw: Making sense of the numbers in data journalism
Live data is the next big thing, according to Martin Stabe of the Financial Times. But what is really important is making sure those figures make sense
LIVE: Session 3A – Local data
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LIVE: Session 3B – Knowing your audience #newsrw
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#Newsrw: ‘Twitter is Reuters on acid, crack and cocaine’
The sorting the social media chaos session at news:rewired – noise to signal saw field producer Neal Mann create quite a buzz when he described Twitter as Reuters on acid, crack and cocaine
LIVE: Session 2A – Developing the data story
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LIVE: Session 2B – Social media strategy
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#newsrw: Heather Brooke – ‘How do any journalists in the UK do their job?’
Getting hold of meaningful data is the great battle facing British journalists, Heather Brooke said in her keynote speech at news:rewired – noise to signal. The Freedom of Information campaigner urged journalists to challenge the ‘unhelpful attitude’ of public records being withheld