Getting stories in front of the audience is the first step, but keeping them engaged will make sure they come back. The opening session looked at how to achieve this through visual mobile journalism, interactive tools, immersive long-form articles and new community insights.
Announcing Shorthand as the latest sponsor of news:rewired
Shorthand are the latest sponsor of news:rewired
Announcing Shorthand as the latest sponsor of news:rewired
We’re delighted to announce Shorthand, a platform for the creation of interactive storytelling, as the latest sponsor of Journalism.co.uk’s digital journalism conference news:rewired.
Shorthand, which aims to simplify the process of producing full-impact multimedia stories, is working on building a public tool which is “currently in private beta”. It has, however, already worked with a number of news outlets, including first the Guardian and just this month ESPN.co.uk for their end-of-year look back at key sporting moments.
At news:rewired Ben Fogarty, executive manager of Shorthand, will take part in a workshop looking at how journalists can produce immersive stories on digital platforms.
The event agenda is available online, and tickets are still on sale for either £130 +VAT for conference-only, or £220 +VAT for news:rewired+, which includes the conference and a three-hour practical workshop the following day.
AS IT HAPPENED: Breaking article boundaries panel discussion
A live blog of the final session at news:rewired conference in London where speakers discussed different reporting styles
Announcing Shorthand as latest news:rewired sponsor
Shorthand, which can be used to create visually compelling and interactive stories online, is the latest sponsor of news:rewired.
Executive manager Ben Fogarty will join the final panel session at news:rewired on ‘breaking article boundaries’.
The panel will also feature Francesca Panetta, multimedia special projects, the Guardian; Mathew Ingram, senior writer, GigaOm and Jason Mills, editor, web, ITV News.
The one-day event takes place on Friday 20 September at MSN UK’s offices in Victoria, London.