Archives for “Multimedia”

I love this. Who wins? I'm not sure.


Final Edition from Matthew Roberts on Vimeo.


I've been doing some thinking about this whole NUJ thing. My post the other night reads very ranty -- indeed, I guess it is very ...


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In the past twelve months we've seen the amount of people watching online video go through the roof. But, unlike the YouTube boom that potentially ...


Journalism.co.uk's John Thompson writes: Multimedia for multimedia’s sake rarely works, and is often embarrassing. If you are going to do it, either do it well enough ...


Three reasons why this is great. 1) It's an embedded player -- many more people will watch it as a result. 2) It's unedited and raw -- ...


Last Friday was iPlayer Day, an event on the BBC Internet Blog organised by myself, Nick Reynolds and Jonathan Richardson. It was my first major contribution ...


Redundancies are terrifying. Right now, all the news reports are focusing on statistics. 90 lost here, wage freezes there. Soon we can expect to learn of ...


Check out this great trailer for the new official Monty Python channel on YouTube. They're appealing for people who enjoy the channel to buy their stuff. ...


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I don't think it's fair that some of the local press is getting in a strop with Sir Michael Lyon's plans for better regional BBC ...


In the past week, Paul Bradshaw wrote what he called one of the most important posts he's ever made. Here it is. In it he describes ...


We often see breaking news coming into its own on the internet -- there is no better place for it -- but sometimes it's good ...


What's the difference between online and broadcast video? Plenty, I'd say, but judging by some of the online video published by even the biggest news companies, ...


It's too late for me to write too many words. But here's an idea I have. It's called Intelligent Aggregation and I think it could ...


Back in January of this year I wrote a review of Gnooze, a quirky news site featuring the wonderful Marta Costello. I remember thinking "she's really ...


At Auckland airport I bought Christina Lamb's 'Small Wars Permitting', a stunning collection of her finest articles, with her own reflective commentaries throughout. Bit like ...


(more edits further down: get scrolling) Russia has attacked Georgia. They are fighting RIGHT NOW. It's David vs Goliath, and Georgia has requested for US help ...


One of my best students in NZ has posted this cheeky video about being a good journalism student. Enjoy... Ain't that great? Read Luke's blog here. On ...


Every month I take part in the Carnival of Journalism. It's a fun little event where a selection of invited bloggers bash their collective heads ...


NewsWire.co.nz is the new news website for the Whitireia Journalism School, New Zealand. I built it. And, aside from the fee for hosting (pennies) and my ...


Yesterday, I shared the bill with Paul Bradshaw on Radio New Zealand's Mediawatch program. Paul was discussing Jolly Journalists -- of which I am one! -- ...


G'day and Kia Ora from Down-Under. (See... picked up the lingo and everyfink.) *ahem* Right, we're verrrry close to launching the news website that I have built. ...


I hate the 'ThisIs' series of websites. I hate the name. I hate the designs. Urg urg urg. Many of these local sites would benefit ...