Tag Archives: newsrooms
The Telegraph’s integrated newsroom
The Telegraph talks about its integrated web-and-print newsroom.
Transform your newsroom: the Telegraph model
From the Nieman Reports published by Harvard comes a piece written by Edward Roussel, the digital editor at Telegraph Media Group in London who manages telegraph.co.uk and was a prime mover in the Telegraph’s integrated newsroom project. It’s a worthwhile read as these excerpts demonstrate: Newspapers still tend to define themselves by their paper rather [...]
News execs discuss integrated newsrooms
Editor's Weblog has a round-up of comments on the benefits and challenges of integrating web-and-print newsrooms from news execs who've done so. Here's a couple to be getting on with but the whole piece is worth checking out.
Azubuike Ishiekwene, Executive Director, Punch Nigeria: The question of integration is not optional - it's functional.
Posted in Journalism, Mobile & Tablets, Newspapers Also tagged integration, web-and-print Leave a comment
First step in bringing change: find the believers
Erik Ulken has posted a must-read top 10 list of lessons learned while setting up the data desk in the LA Times newsroom.
The data desk's job is to take detailed information that's dreary to read in text or table form and make it useful by presenting it in compelling and interactive formats. A well-known example is the LA Time's Homicide Map.
The data desk's job is to take detailed information that's dreary to read in text or table form and make it useful by presenting it in compelling and interactive formats. A well-known example is the LA Time's Homicide Map.
Posted in Featured, Newspapers Also tagged change management, data, homicidemap, latimes Leave a comment
Journalism jobs in NZ this week (March 29, 2011)