Video: Interview with Judith Townend
Judith Towend is a freelance journalist and researcher, lecturer and PhD research student at City
Year: 2012
Islington Now: What we’re planning
In the coming weeks, we City students will be re-launching the website for our Islington-based
Interhacktives: what we’ve got planned
Over the past few months we’ve been reporting on the world of social media –
Censor British tweets – What could happen under new Twitter policy
British Twitter users tweets could be censored is the news not many people were hoping
Why Twitter can be amazing for local news – but it isn’t everything.
This post comes out of a tweet by David Higgerson, the head of multimedia for
Quirky social media story of the week: #4
Antonia Kanczula On Friday 6 January, I was sat at my computer, as I often
It all started on social media: My Tram Experience
On January 3 Emma West appeared at Croydon Magistrate’s Court charged with two racially aggravated
It all started on social media: Jeremy Clarkson rants about executing strikers
On November 30th 2011, British public sector workers went on strike regarding their pensions. Considered
It all started on social media: Ireland’s unexpected election result
When the Labour Party’s Michael D Higgins was officially confirmed as the ninth Irish president
It all started on social media: #OccupyWallStreet
From its very beginning on September 17, the Occupy Wall Street movement sought to make
It all started on social media: England’s August riots
From August 6th onwards one story dominated the British – and at time, global –
It all started on social media: terror in Norway
Update Sunday 24 July 2011 : At least 86 young people were killed Friday at youth camp on Utoeya, Norway, shot by a 32-year-old native Norwegian. Seven more died in a bombing in Oslo. Here are some first and second-hand accounts as well as traditional news reports.
It all started on social media: A Congressman resigns
June was the month that saw the advent of a brand new form of a