Monday, August 1, 2011

If your news site isn’t social, great design won’t matter

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There’s been a lot of sound and fury in the media sphere recently, sparked by a blog post from web designer Andy Rutledge that tore apart th...
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Newspapers Define Pillars of Transformation at mediaXchange

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By Mark Contreras (The following is an excerpt from the speech Mark Contreras gave at the Newspaper Association of America's mediaXchan...
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Ten things every journalist should know about data

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Every journalist needs to know about data. It is not just the preserve of the investigative journalist but can – and should – be used by rep...

Journalists need to better understand the business of digital journalism, study says

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The Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism has published a new report on digital news economics, which highlighted how the relati...

A voice for Under Age writers

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“WE can’t drink, drive or vote, but we can write”: so say the 12 young journalists behind new online newspaper The Under Age. The Under Age,...

Outing: Media should charge for iPad apps

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Media organizations are “leaving money on the table” if they are not charging for their iPad apps, says Steve Outing. After a month with an ...

iPad news apps lack accessibility and usability

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Apple’s iPad and iOS come with several built-in accessibility features that make the iPad relatively easy for disabled people to use. Unfort...

Hold the front page - it's time US papers had a redesign

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The Wall Street Journal looks fresh and modern, and circulation is rising. For many other American newspapers, neither of those things is tr...

BBDO/Proximity Once Again Propels Berita Harian’s Image

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The New Straits Times Press Group has launched a new brand campaign for Berita Harian developed by BBDO/Proximity, seeing a revamp of Berita...

Dare to be different

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When a big story breaks, editors face the challenge of trying to avoid telling readers what they already know. MALCOLM COLLESS explores the ...