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    Articles tagged liveblogging (13)

    Shan WangAugust 7, 2015
    The New York Times liveblogged last night’s GOP debate directly from Slack
    A Chrome plug-in allowed reporters to write posts in an internal Slack channel and editors to edit those posts before publishing straight to the live blog.
    John WihbeySeptember 11, 2014
    What’s New in Digital and Social Media Research: The realities of citizen journalism, and new possibilities for transparency
    How “bridging elites” help on Twitter, perceptions of news by a skeptical public, and Wikipedia pages as newsmaking destinations: all that and more in this month’s roundup of the academic literature.
    Cory HaikFebruary 3, 2014
    Snaps from last night: How The Washington Post tried a Super Bowl experiment on Snapchat
    “Experimenting live — just doing it — is the best way to learn,” a Post editor says.
    How to run a news site on WordPress like a VIP
    Double coverage: How The Boston Globe used its dual sites to cover the marathon bombing
    While Boston.com focused on community outreach and delivering “what you need to know,” BostonGlobe.com delved into traditional reporting backed by multimedia and interactive graphics. Justin Ellis
    Joshua BentonJanuary 30, 2013
    Press Publish 4: Trei Brundrett on how Vox Media has built a web-native media company with editorial ambition
    Vox’s VP for product and technology talks about the importance of community, the value of long features, and the role of sponsored content.
    Justin EllisMarch 7, 2012
    “Practice, pray, and have redundancies”: On the imperfect science of liveblogging
    What kind of technology, planning, and editorial imagination go into cover events like Apple announcements through liveblogs?
    Could Pulitzer changes mean an award for live-tweeting?
    Revised rules for the Breaking News category want journalists’ work to emphasize “real-time reporting.” Justin Ellis
    Is the Huffington Post reinventing the art of liveblogging?
    How the “Internet newspaper” is building the future of context, one update at a time. Simon Owens
    The NYT launches a Twitter feed for live coverage of breaking news
    Creating a separate space for covering big events is a way to avoid flooding the feeds of @nytimes’ 3.6 million followers. Megan Garber
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