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Video interview with @sioksiok – the director of the first Twitter documentary ever: ‘#Twittamentary’
Tan Siok Siok, or @sioksiok on Twitter, has produced the first ever Twitter documentary, ‘Twittamentary’, during the last three years. She has travelled America together with the New York artist, Geo Geller, to film some of the people behind the … Continue reading
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Tagged america, art, interview, journalism, London, social media, tan siok siok, traditional, twittamentary, twitter, video
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Mark Rock, inventor of ‘audioboo’, on social media, journalism and audience connection
‘Audioboo‘ is the most popular social media voice network currently on the market. Media across Europe (BBC, Le Monde) and the world (Washington Post, ABC Australia) use audioboo to create on-scene recordings and social media spoken-word content. In this video … Continue reading
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Tagged app, apple, audience, audio, audioboo, interview, inventor, iphone, journalism, mark rock, record, social media, technology, video
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BBC Social Media Summit – joined journalistic forces analyse the new content phenomenon
In these times of insecurity, journalists urgently need to know what’s coming for their industry. Social media(SM) seems to be the answer. But the traditional media-makers aren’t quite able to put their finger on where exactly this phenomenon is going … Continue reading
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Tagged al jazeera, audioboo, bbc, esra dogramaci, facebook, future, journalism, journalists, mark little, mark rock, meg pickard, new media, open media, peter horrocks, raju nasiretti, sm, social media, summit, theguardian, traditional media, trends, twitter, washington post
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University of Westminster teacher scores seventh place for Greece in the Eurovision Song Contest
It was the senior teacher of the University of Westminster’s Music department, Mike Exarchos alias “Stereo Mike”, who scored seventh place at the Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) for Greece last Saturday. With the song “Watch My Dance” the EMI contract … Continue reading
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Tagged Athens, Blue, Düsseldorf, ESC, Eurovision Song Contest, Germany, Greece, interview, Ireland, Jedward, journalism, Loukas Giorkas, Mike Exarchos, music, rapper, Stereo Mike, teacher, UK, underground, University of Westminster, Watch My Dance
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Jo Elvin, editor of Glamour magazine on women in media, embracing digital advances and advice for budding journalists
Jo Elvin, Editor of fashion magazine Glamour, believes that their should be no obstacle in the way for women in media. In this interview she also reveals how she balances her work with being a mum. She also explains how … Continue reading
Teilo Colley, editor Press Association Newswire, on stress, hard work and a career in journalism
Teilo Colley, editor of the Press Association Newswire, believes that it is stress that makes journalism such an exciting job. In this interview he reveals how he deals with the stress. He also talks about how to make a career … Continue reading
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Tagged career, future, hard work, journalism, press association, stress, teilo colley, twitter
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Peter Hitchens, columnist The Mail on Sunday, about truth, good stories and journalism
Peter Hitchens is known for having a strong opinion. In his column he never holds back what he thinks, trying to point out the ‘unjust’. In this interview Peter Hitchens explains what a good story is to him, what role … Continue reading
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Tagged columnist, Daily Mail, entertainment, future, good story, journalism, mail on sunday, opinion, peter hitchens, truth
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Tom Bradby, ITN, on Kate&William, journalism and being shot
The ITV News presenter Tom Bradby explains in this interview how he approached the famous ‘first’ interview after William and Kate Middleton’s engagement. He also talks about how being shot on the job made him feel and what his family … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, engagement, first, future, interview, itn, itv, journalism, journalist, Kate Middleton, Prince William, shot, tom bradby
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Jill McGivering, BBC foreign correspondent, on journalism and its future
Jill McGivering, a BBC foreign correspondent, talks about being a female journalist abroad and about how to become a foreign correspondent. She also reveals how the world-view of a foreign correspondent is different and why. In the interview she also … Continue reading
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Tagged abroad, bbc, crisis, female, foreign correspondent, jill mcgivering, journalism, multimedia
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Meg Pickard, the guardian, on how to turn readers into users
Meg Pickard, head of digital engagement for the British newspaper ‘the guardian‘, explains in this interview how newspapers can use the internet to interact with their readers. She reveals what the guardian does to offer user-friendly content and how it … Continue reading
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Tagged British, internet, interview, journalism, meg pickard, multimedia, new media, newspaper, readers, the guardian, users, video
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