How South Asian women are using Instagram to amplify their voices
Anushka Suharu speaks to the founders of Pardesi, Boss Betis and British Bindi about how South Asian women are using Instagram to amplify their voices
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The Coral Project’s Sydette Harry: ‘People feel that journalism doesn’t seem to listen’
We love the Internet because it’s a treasure chest of information, and a place where
The Wild West of Social Media: 7 Takeaways
Pioneers from the frontiers of social media newsgathering and user-generated content (UGC) shared their wisdom
What’s on Reddit’s front page?
We go behind data scraped from the front page of Reddit – what does it tell us about the online super-community?
Two hours of Interhacktivity: #hackshangout
Our tutorial on data journalism will start at 6pm today (Monday 24th March) – click here for
Interview with George Berridge, Wannabe Hacks’ social, communities and campaigns editor
Wannabe Hacks is the foremost community for people looking to enter the world of journalism.
Top tips for building digital loyalty from Kate Day, Mark Johnson and Christian Broughton
Over the course of the year we have been privileged to hear insights from many working journalists, community managers and social media editors. Here are some of the best…
Hacks/Hackers London: Innovation in Storytelling
Interhacktives report live from the February Hacks/Hackers London meetup on all things digital storytelling…
Interhacktives launch Community Journalism: Meet the Managers
Come one, come all, to the first Interhacktives meet-up, where we ask: How can
Is Social Media the answer to solving crimes?
This morning the Boston Police Force accredited social media for their increase in crime solving.
365 storytellers take on a Year
3hundredand65 is a collaborative online storytelling project that’s raising money to support the Teenage Cancer
“A mass of voices from the community”
Antonia Kanczula Using social media as a tool for empowerment, People’s Voice Media have helped
Quirky social media story of the week: #2
Antonia Kanczula Yet again, it’s been a busy week for quirky tales – from using