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    Articles tagged Reported.ly (8)

    Shan WangSeptember 27, 2017
    Social video giant NowThis gets a “Newsroom,” working out its real-time reporting in public
    “To us, it’s a workspace — a place where a group of NowThis journalists can help the public better understand how emerging news stories develop while giving the rest of the NowThis newsroom a competitive edge in reporting them.”
    Ricardo BiltonMarch 23, 2017
    With Reported.ly vets, NowThis wants to make social reporting core to its original content ambitions
    NowThis’s success with its short newsy clips and distributed content ambitions gave it a model worth emulating. Now it’s looking beyond the format as it invests in longform video, investigative journalism, and other original content.
    First Look Media is going to stop funding Reported.ly on August 31
    The Google-backed First Draft Coalition launches a site to help journalists verify social content
    Justin EllisJune 16, 2015
    A central hub for social reporting: Why hyper-distributed Reported.ly still decided to make a website
    The social-focused news organization from First Look Media created a destination for readers who don’t spend all day on Twitter.
    Dan ReimoldMay 27, 2015
    What happened when a college newspaper abandoned its website for Medium and Twitter
    At Mt. San Antonio College, they’ve traded in print for distributed publishing, focusing on realtime reporting and distribution: “We’re speaking the language of our generation.”
    Joshua BentonMarch 24, 2015
    A wave of distributed content is coming — will publishers sink or swim?
    Instead of just publishing to their own websites, news organizations are being asked to publish directly to platforms they don’t control. Is the hunt for readers enough to justify losing some independence?
    Justin EllisJanuary 13, 2015
    Reported.ly puts its social-first journalism model to work covering the Charlie Hebdo attacks
    The attacks in Paris brought on a wave of reporting, speculation, and chatter on social media — the sort of news environment First Look Media’s newest venture is designed to sift through when news breaks.
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