ITV citizen journalism platform – just a vox pop by another name?
We reported here a few weeks ago that ITV had set up and was about to launch a Cit Journo platform called Uploaded. “For the first time, viewers’ contributions will not just be an add-on to coverage of...
View ArticleITV News responds to criticism of vlogging experiment
Last week we reported on ITV News’ video blogs from its correspondents in the field and suggested that the tone and style of the posts were too similar to traditional broadcast news formats. Ian...
View Article#followjourn: @lucymanning – ITV News Political Correspondent
Who? Lucy Manning, ITV News political correspondent Where? Manning reports from the House of Commons and covered the 2010 election, following Gordon Brown and the Labour Campaign. She blogs on current...
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Japan quake sends record audiences to broadcast and online news
The unravelling disaster in Japan has seen record online traffic and a hike in TV audiences. A spokesman for BBC News told Journalism.co.uk that there were 15.9 million unique users on the site last...
View ArticleBudget coverage: what to expect
Tomorrow Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne will make his budget statement to the House of Commons, with media outlets busy preparing to cover in detail its contents tomorrow. So what have...
View Article#jpod: Broadcasters reflect on the challenges of 2011
This year has been an extraordinary year for news. 2011 has seen the deaths of dictators and despots, revolutions across the Arab world, natural disasters in Australia, Brazil, Thailand, the...
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#jpod – How the social media community can shape the news agenda
Image by shawncampbell on Flickr. Some rights reserved. This week’s jpod looks at how Al Jazeera English programme The Stream, the new ITV News website and NME.com are embracing social media...
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