In a series on Journalism.co.uk, we take a look at what the key figures in media were saying in the past, based on our archive, and how those issues can be related to the current challenges and opportunities that dominate the conversation about the digital media landscape. Our latest article is newsrewired themed! Newsrewired is a […]

How can we make digital editorial collaborations more efficient? Pop-Up Newsroom, a joint initiative from Meedan and Dig Deeper Media, launched in June with the aim of setting up a framework that encourages both editorial and technological innovation.

It doesn’t happen very often that journalists work directly with coders – so when it does happen it could feel, for both sides, a little like stepping into a completely new universe… Albertine Piels is the former editor-in-chief of Dutch national news station RTLZ. Last year she left her job to focus on her role as […]

Matt Cooke, head of the International Google News Lab and a former BBC journalist, used his session at the newsrewired conference, in London today, to introduce a series of newsgathering and storytelling tools and suggest a number of tips to help journalists with their research and verification online.

Is there a need for a new approach to political journalism and the we cover elections? After a year of election surprises, a panel at the newsrewired conference, in London today, asked: How should a journalist face elections now?

The final session of the newsrewired conference, in London today, asked what’s new with the good old push notification and examines best practices for engaging audiences via the home screen of their mobile devices. This is the archived live blog of the session…

Have you ever noticed those little circles containing pictures at the top of your social media feeds? These things are called ‘Stories’ and although they might have started on Snapchat that hasn’t stopped them making their way onto all our beloved social apps.