Using Web analytics to improve contentFor years individual content producers in news organizations didn’t have an easy way to figure out how popular or useful their content was with people. But with today’s advanced site analytics, content... [more]
Just An Online Minute... Social Media Types Take It Offline!Twitter is pretty neat, huh? One minute, you can let the world know it's toenail-cutting time, and in the next you can point your followers to the launch of your glossy reflective-button-decorated drop-shadowed... [more]
Calling all young journos: Welcome to Tomorrow’s News, Tomorrow’s JournalistsJournalism.co.uk and journalism blogger Dave Lee are proud to introduce a new forum for young journalists. The Tomorrow’s News, Tomorrow’s Journalists blogging ring (or TNTJ between you and me) is a place... [more]
Drudge Holds No. 1 Spot in Sessions per User; Pittsburgh, Buffalo Join ListThe Drudge Report held onto the No. 1 spot in July in monthly sessions per user among Nielsen Online’s Top 30 Current Events & Global News Destinations, slipping just slightly from last month to 20.5... [more]
Journalism in Africa: Kenyan government seeks guidelines on anonymous sourcesDennis Itumbi reports for Journalism.co.uk from Nairobi on the media scene in Kenya: The Kenyan government is urging the local press to develop a set of standardised rules for using anonymous sources. Government... [more]
CNET relaunches GameSpot websiteCNET UK has relaunched gaming website GameSpot to include an embedded video player and a wider page layout. Navigation on the site has also been improved with the introduction of links to relevant content elsewhere on... [more]
Trinity Mirror overhauls senior management in MidlandsTrinity Mirror has announced a host of changes to the senior management of its Midlands newspaper titles. Steve Dyson, who will remain in his post as editor of the Birmingham Mail, is to become additionally... [more]
Trinity Mirror to close or sell Northampton and Long Eaton titlesTrinity Mirror is to close or ’seek a sale’ for its titles in Northampton and Long Eaton. The decision, which was made because of ‘difficult trading conditions’ and following a review of... [more]
BBC’s online Olympics coverage draws 4.4mThe BBC Sport website had its ‘best ever day’ in terms of traffic on Monday 11 August with 4.4 million individual users, a blog post from Roger Mosey, director of BBC Sport, has said. The traffic surge... [more]
Spotting fake photographsIn this video Beet.tv speaks to Hany Farid, computer science professor at Dartmouth College in the USA, about the technology he’s developed for identifying fake photographs: [more]
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