Why is the future of journalism entrepreneurial? “Because it can be,” says Jeff Jarvis, and he’s right. [http://www.buzzmachine.com/2009/11/01/the-future-of-journalism-is-entrepreneurial/]
Speaker Q&A: Francis Irving, senior developer, mySociety
mySociety is behind some of the most innovative citizen and community projects in the UK: TheyWorkForYou, WhatDoTheyKnow, FixMyStreet, Mapumental, No. 10 Petitions site, PledgeBank, WriteToThem, and others. Its senior developer, Francis Irving, has worked for the charity since 2004 and will be talking about collaborative data projects at news:rewired, along with data expert Tony Hirst, from the Open University.
Five UK online journalism entrepreneurs
news:rewired speaks to five UK online journalism entrepreneurs about their careers
Introducing the news:rewired reporting team
Normally Journalism.co.uk is used to doing its own event reporting, but since we are going to be quite busy managing and moderating the day itself, we’ve brought some extra help on board. We’re very happy to introduce our four reporters for the day who will live-blog and tweet throughout, and round-up the day for our […]
Press Association signs up as media partner for news:rewired
The Press Association (PA) has signed up as a media partner for Journalism.co.uk’s digital journalism event news:rewired.
Ten trends in journalism in 2010
Adam Westbrook, freelance journalist and multimedia producer (and one of the speakers at the practical journalism event news:rewired, City University London, 14 January 2010), makes his predictions for journalism next year. 10 trends in journalism for 2010 from Adam Westbrook on Vimeo.
Speaker Q&A: Adam Westbrook, freelance multimedia journalist
news:rewired is asking its speakers to tell us more about themselves. Next up is freelance multimedia journalist Adam Westbrook, on how using different media benefits his journalism.
Q&A: Jon Jacob, BBC College of Journalism website manager
As previously reported, the BBC College of Journalism – publicly unveiled online this week – is to partner Journalism.co.uk’s news:rewired event on 14 January 2010. Part of the BBC Academy, which also officially launched this week, bbc.co.uk/journalism will open up the BBC’s training materials to the UK, and eventually to a non-UK audience, by subscription. […]
Welcoming Audioboo as a news:rewired sponsor
news:rewired is proud to announce Audioboo as one of our event sponsors.
BBC College of Journalism to partner news:rewired
The BBC College of Journalism, set to go live online very soon, is to partner Journalism.co.uk’s 10th anniversary event, news:rewired on Thursday 14 January 2010.