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Investigative journalism book – and my chapter on blogs
How remiss of me not to mention that the second edition of Investigative Journalism is now out, including a chapter on ‘Investigative Journalism and Blogs’ by yours truly. As it happens, if you buy it...
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How successful bloggers become bureaucratized too
I’ve recently been reading ‘Making Online News‘ a book of ethnographic studies of online news production. Tucked towards the back of the book is a chapter called The Routines of Blogging by Wilson...
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Why investigative journalism needs to get networked
I’ve written a piece in the latest Press Gazette about the need to “take down the walls, stop mystifying investigative journalism and include readers in the process, starting now.” Sadly, they’ve...
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5 stages of a blogger’s life
Hope you enjoy this. Concept by Paul Bradshaw, drawings by the wonderful Alex Hughes: 1st stage of blogging: play 2nd stage of blogging: feedback 3rd stage of blogging: community 4th stage of blogging:...
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JEEcamp 2010: Interview with Paul Bradshaw of Online Journalism Blog. By Matt...
Paul Bradshaw has run a conference “Journalism, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship” for independent and mainstream journalists interested in “making a living from journalism in the era of free...
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How to investigate Wikipedia edits
Ian Silvera (@ianjsilvera) gives a step-by-step guide on how to find out who’s behind changes on a Wikipedia page. Cross-posted from the Help Me Investigate blog. First, click on the ‘view history’ tab...
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An online journalism reading list
It’s the start of a new academic year so I thought I’d compile a list of the latest reading I would recommend for any students looking at online journalism. (If you have suggestions for additions...
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Guest post: Student journalists are not “journalists”, they are students #Jcarn
Martin Hirst has written a thoughtful response to my post on the ‘student journalist’ title which he also offered as a guest post. I’m happy to cross-publish it here. You can see my comments on...
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“I don’t do maths”: how j-schools teach statistics to journalists
Image by Simon Cunningham Teresa Jolley reports from a conference for teaching statistics to journalism students I am not a great ‘numbers’ person, but even I was surprised by the attitudes that...
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Hyperlocal media and engagement with political parties: what’s been your...
@BrownhillsBob @paulbradshaw we only got 4 / 7 local candidates respond to questionnaires ( and @wolvesonwheels 17 /78 across the city) — WV11.co.uk (@WV11) May 21, 2014 One of my abiding memories of...
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