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I’m giving a talk at City University on ‘Journalism in the Digital Age’ next Monday for Barbara Schofield’s undergraduates.

Here are six articles/resources that I’ve asked the students to read/explore beforehand. They’ve all come from my delicious account, which is now one year old and is starting to be useful.

1. British Journalism Review. How SEO is Changing Journalism by Shane Richmond. [link]

2. Online Journalism Blog. Basic Principles of Online Journalism: B is for Brevity by Paul Bradshaw. [link]

3. 100 Best Blogs for Journalism Students [link} (lots of good resources)

4. Save the Media Blog. ‘Old Journalism’ standards that shouldn’t die by Gina Chen [link]

5. Clay Shirky’s Blog. Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable by Clay Shirky [link]

6. Peston’s Picks. What future for media and journalism? By Robert Peston [link]

(Updated with some extra suggestions)

7. Reuters: The rise of Social Media and its impact on mainstream journalism [link] (via @priyal)

8. Bitch Buzz. The Future of Journalism: just get on with it by Rebecca Thomson [link] (via @rebeccats)

9. The Guardian: In praise of the subeditor by Kim Fletcher [link] (via @Matt_Parsons)

10. Internet Evolution. The audience still exists if you believe it by Nicole Ferraro [link] (via @Matt_Parsons)

What would you recommend that I add to this list? What are the best articles on the state/future of journalism that you’ve read this year?

Could you add something below? I’ll put it on the list.

You will be compensated with alcohol, cake or chocolate when I see you.

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3 Responses

  1. John says:

    Three useful links. Two on social media and a graphic on the death of newspapers:

    Twitter still making twits of mainstream journalists

    http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/technology/shanerichmond/100004114/twitter-still-making-twits-of-mainstream-journalists/

    The power of twitter

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2009/oct/31/the-power-of-twitter

    A graphic history of newspaper circulation

    http://www.theawl.com/2009/10/a-graphic-history-of-newspaper-circulation-over-the-last-two-decades

  2. Peter Moore says:

    Thanks guys. Much appreciated. And @rebbecats has added her own article:

    http://news.bitchbuzz.com/the-future-of-journalism-just-get-on-with-it.html

    I’ll put them up into the top of this post in a bit.

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