Category Archives: Journalism

“Let people take your content with them”

Nice post from Mark Armstrong, of Longreads, arguing that we can raise the value of our content if we let people take it with them and consume it when they’re ready – whether that’s right now, on the couch tonight, during a flight next week, or in a month’s time. Let people take content with [...]
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Journalism scholarship to study disaster management

This might suit one or two New Zealanders.  It’s an East-West Center journalism scholarship to tour Asia-Pacific countries in May studying disaster management and resilience. Although NZ is not on the tour schedule, it would be nice to have a New Zealander in the group, not least because of the perspective gained by Cantabrians this past [...]
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In case you missed it… links

Australia’s Financial Review slashes paywall prices The new regime at Fairfax Media’s Financial Review Group will cut online subscriptions prices by 40% from next Monday for The Australian Financial Review, allow print subscribers full access to online content for free and launch an iPad app early in the new year as part of a major overhaul of [...]
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Nice one, Storify

A small thing, but impressive. I really like that Storify notified me when a proposed fix I had voted on was implemented.      
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Web editor for dompost, editors for garden & boating mags – #journalism jobs

Updated December 2, 2011 >>>Post your own job messages in the comments or email julie@allaboutthestory.com. New Zealand WEB EDITOR | DOMPOST.CO.NZ We’re looking for someone who believes the future of journalism lies in powerful, smart digital content. Dompost.co.nz has almost doubled its audience in the past year and we are growing our team to meet the [...]
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