If you weren’t able to make the news:rewired session on troubleshooting within online journalism, Adam Tinworth, editorial development for Reed Business Information (RBI), has shared the slides from his presentation detailing what he’s learned from implementing blogs and social media tools with journalists at RBI.
Blog round-up: Posts on the sessions at news:rewired
If you attended news:rewired but missed some talks or you couldn’t make the day altogether, below is a round-up of coverage from the sessions.
Video: Videojournalism – past, present and future
David Dunkley Gyimah, award-winning videojournalist and Southbank artist-in-residence, opens a debate on what’s next for videojournalism.
Video: Kevin Marsh, editor of BBC College of Journalism, keynote
Video of the keynote speech at news:rewired from Kevin Marsh.
Video: George Brock’s keynote speech at news:rewired
Video of George Brock, head of journalism at City University London, giving the opening keynote at news:rewired.
Going Local
The success of volunteer-driven local media depends on a platform for marginalised voices and good human relations, delegates were told.
More to come from news:rewired
In the next week we’ll be posting videos, pictures, speaker presentations and links to coverage of news:rewired so you can catch up on any sessions you missed.
FOI – “Poking the beast of authority”
Citizens are now able “poke the beast of authority” at the touch of a button, according to Francis Irving, senior developer at mySociety.org
Signal and Noise: Some quotes from news:rewired speakers
Some of what the news:rewired speakers said about the opportunities available in journalism today
The do’s and don’ts of starting up online
James Fryer, deputy editor of online Gloucestershire arts and entertainments guide SoGlos.com, outlines his top five do’s and don’ts for success online