Gerard Baker: 5 pillars of business journalism in the digital age
Gerard Baker, editor of the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones, spoke at City University about business journalism and the online publishing strategies they must take to survive…
Gerard Baker, editor of the Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones, spoke at City University about business journalism and the online publishing strategies they must take to survive…
Our tutorial on data journalism will start at 6pm today (Monday 24th March) – click here for
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to become a modern day journalist with a
This afternoon from 5 PM, Interhacktives will live blog from the Online News Association discussion and networking
Here’s how the Interhacktives got on at The TImes’ “Build The News” competition
Interhacktives was at last week’s MediaLab Session. Find out about the joint venture of Newspaper Club and The Guardian.
Hacks Hackers London met-up in late November, and introduced some excellent new tools. What were they?
Read our live blog from the Big Data Debate.
Last night Barcelona against drew PSG in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-finals
Kate Day, social media editor at the Telegraph, talks her through her very busy day.
Come one, come all, to the first Interhacktives meet-up, where we ask: How can
The Data Journalism Awards (DJA)- the first international contest recognising outstanding work in the field
Last week saw my first ever live-blogging attempt, a Halloween live-blog for Islington Now. It
London’s blogosphere descended upon the basement of The Long Acre tonight to celebrate the end
Social Media Week London is finally here. Still don’t know what’s it about and why
Social Media Week is a multi-city real-time conference that aims to take the global social
If you follow me, @andrewstuart, on Twitter you may well know I am a big
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.
Abby Young-Powell Kate Day, The Telegraph’s Social Media and Engagement Editor, gives three good reasons