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online journalism blog comment, analysis and links covering online journalism and online news, citizen journalism, blogging, vlogging, photoblogging, podcasts, vodcasts, interactive storytelling, publishing, computer assisted reporting, user generated content, searching and all things internet. menu skip to content home 21st century newsroom about ojb archives books contact journalism training support four simple seo settings missed by hyperlocal websites leave a reply when it comes to news websites’ referral traffic, google beats facebook hands-down, with the search giant accounting for 40% compared to facebook’s 26% . and yet hyperlocals, says publisher john guinn , are making it harder for people to find them by not making the most of four simple seo settings. in a guest post for ojb, john explains what those settings are — and how hyperlocal sites can use them to improve their seo. continue reading → advertisements this entry was posted in hyperlocal , online journalism , seo and tagged hyperlocal , jason mcdonald , seo on october 16, 2018 by johnguinn50 . “spatiotemporal storytelling” at le parisien: how one newspaper is aggregating data to provide a public service 1 reply livecity is a new data-driven project from le parisien that aims to bring together a range of public data sources to serve audiences across its webpages and apps. in a guest post for ojb, project director stanislas de livonnière , spoke to steve carufel about the challenge of aggregating one city’s dispersed open and live data feeds into a single set of dashboards and widgets that could be integrated into the outlet’s website and apps. continue reading → this entry was posted in online journalism and tagged aggregation , le parisien , livecity , stanislas de livonnière on october 3, 2018 by steve carufel . email overload: here are 6 approaches i’ve found useful for managing my inbox 1 reply information overload image by james marvin phelps it’s nothing new to say that email overload is one of the biggest problems we face in trying to organise our time. but let’s be more specific: there are, it seems to me, two core problems caused by email: firstly, reaching the end of a day and realising you’ve done nothing but respond to emails ; and secondly, finding you are never relaxing because you are getting emails or email notifications on your phone . i’ve tried various approaches to email management — and there is a whole literature of tips and guidance on the subject. here are some of the techniques i’ve found work for me in solving the problems above (note: they may not work for everyone). continue reading → this entry was posted in online journalism and tagged email , information overload , time management on september 17, 2018 by paul bradshaw . i’ve got a new book out — it’s all about mobile-first journalism (the clue’s in the title) 1 reply my new book — mobile-first journalism , with steve hill — is published this week. the book tackles various aspects of the new wave of mobile-centred publishing, from “mojo” techniques and creating mobile apps to native content and visual storytelling. along the way we also looked at the new critical issues raised by the shift, from strategic decisions involved in platform publishing , to fake news , trolling and verification. it’s been a timely book — building on my experiences of designing the new ma in multiplatform and mobile journalism at birmingham city university (with some of the first students’ work inspiring parts of the book) — and fun to write. i’ll be posting extracts from the book in the coming months… this entry was posted in online journalism and tagged apps , book , fake news , mobile-first journalism , native content , trolling , verification on september 13, 2018 by paul bradshaw . hyperlocals “unlikely to get much cash out of mainstream publishers” warns regional editor 1 reply should independent hyperlocal news operations expect ‘cashback’ from mainstream publishers who use their copy? in a guest post for ojb, jane haynes speaks to marc reeves , editor of birmingham live, birmingham mail, birmingham post and sunday mercury . “i’ve had a bit of a love hate relationship with hyperlocals over the years,” explains marc. “i started out loving them and then they started hating what we did,” he reflects with a smile. continue reading → this entry was posted in hyperlocal and tagged b14news , b31 voices , birmingham , jane haynes , lichfieldlive , marc reeves , wyre life on august 21, 2018 by janerockhouse . 7 ideas for things to do over the summer while preparing to start a journalism course 2 replies knitting yarn optional. image by rachel as the summer begins, i’ve been recommending some things that my incoming students might do in preparation for their ma in multiplatform and mobile journalism or ma in data journalism . i thought i’d share my advice here for anyone else starting a journalism course this autumn… (oh, and these are just ideas — you don’t have to do all of these!) 1. consume a *wide* range of journalism when teaching journalism you notice quickly that the students who produce the most polished pieces of journalism are the ones who consume the most journalism. the more journalism that you read, watch, listen and use, the more journalistic conventions, techniques and tricks you absorb, and more instinctively reproduce. continue reading → this entry was posted in online journalism and tagged benedict evans , blogging , frederic filloux , kevin anderson , newsletters on august 10, 2018 by paul bradshaw . there’s more than one way to make an impact with data journalism (book extract) 1 reply in an extended extract from the forthcoming second edition of the data journalism handbook , i look at the different types of impact that data journalism can have, and how can better think about it. if you’ve not seen spotlight , the film about the boston globe’s investigation into institutional silence over child abuse, then you should watch it right now. more to the point — you should watch right through to the title cards right at the end . in an epilogue to the film — this is a story about old-school-style data journalism, by the way — a list scrolls down the screen. it details the dozens and dozens of places where abuse scandals have been uncovered since the events of the film, from akute, nigeria, to wollongong, australia. but the title cards also cause us to pause in our celebrations: one of the key figures involved in the scandal, it says, was reassigned to “one of the highest ranking roman catholic churches in the world.” this is the challenge of impact in data journalism: is raising awareness of a problem “impact”? a mass audience, a feature film? does the story have to result in penalties for those responsible for bad things? or visible policy change? is all impact good impact? continue reading → this entry was posted in data journalism , online journalism and tagged bbc england data unit , bureau local , colin george , data journalism handbook , david higgerson , david ottewell , extract , impact , nate silver , reach , spotlight on july 23, 2018 by paul bradshaw . post navigation ← older posts new book out now! the online journalism handbook the online journalism handbook 2nd edition now available on amazon snapchat for journalists get the book: snapchat for journalists my latest ebook finding stories in spreadsheets that book on data journalism that book on scraping ebook scraping for journalists available on leanpub follow blog via email enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. join 2,456 other followers on twitter rt @ polislse : rt @ rasmus_kleis : news consumption is more unequally distributed in the uk than income is - this is true offline, and even mo… 2 days ago tipsheets - uncovering asia 2018 ift.tt/2r18gok 2 days ago rt @ schoolsweek : perry beeches ‘superhead’ liam nolan tells misconduct hearing: ‘it’s been a disaster’ schoolsweek.co.uk/perry-beeches

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