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The Independent's digital-only strategy is paying off

One of several UK publishers seeking to expand readership and revenue in the global English-language market, the Independent's digital audience has grown continuously since its closure of the print newspaper in March, enabling expansion of its editorial offices. The US presence has grown, and this month new offices will open in Nairobi and Beirut.

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2016-08-08 14:10

Call for submissions "Press For More Award" 2016

The "Press for More Award" honors novel, inventive and promising practices for more and better journalism that guarantee a balanced freedom of expression. Submit your project until 14 March by completing the following submission form press for more award

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Vincent Peyrègne

Date

2016-03-07 16:52

The science of social media

The Sun in the U.K. recently announced that it will soon open up a new social media department, with six staff positions dedicated to the upkeep of all media updates.

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Brooke Eckstrom

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2013-11-18 14:39

U.K. journalists' social media habits revealed in new survey

Cision and Canterbury Christ Church University recently conducted an online survey about the use of and attitude towards social media amongst journalists in the U.K.

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Savannah Whaley

Date

2013-11-08 17:31

Facebook: The incidental news platform?

A recent Pew survey shows the majority of people in the US who find news on Facebook don’t go there looking for it, but instead stumble across stories whilst on the site to chat with people and find out what friends and family are up to.

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Savannah Whaley

Date

2013-10-25 12:21

Al Jazeera’s new online channel aims to ‘empower global conversations’

Launched as a response to the "generation of people who want to go behind the box," Al Jazeera’s Innovation and Incubation Manager Moeed Ahmad promotes Al Jazeera Plus (AJ+) as "a fresh approach" to the interactive online population.

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Savannah Whaley

Date

2013-10-11 11:45

George Brock's Out of Print: Newspapers, Journalism and the Business of News in the Digital Age

In his newly published book, Out of Print: Newspapers, Journalism and the Business of News in the Digital Age, George Brock, former Times executive and current head of journalism at City University London, provides an insightful and detailed analysis of journalism through history and reviews the effects of the digital age on journalism’s current state, as well as its potential future.

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Savannah Whaley

Date

2013-09-23 00:38

Newsroom Summit speaker Alan Pearce on what journalists can learn from Snowden affair

In light of the ongoing developments from the Edward Snowden affair, we asked Alan Pearce, a journalist, broadcaster and author specializing in cyber-security and counter-surveillance, about what lessons he thinks journalists should be learning from what’s happened during the past several weeks.

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Brian Veseling

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2013-08-27 16:15

Newspaper websites overwhelm readers, should declutter

Picking up a newspaper, a reader expects to see an editor’s judgement of the most important stories that day. But this hope is false-placed on the web, with many newspapers so overindulging in cheap online space that homepages become cluttered to the point of ruining the user experience.

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Kira Witkin

Date

2013-07-12 15:43

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