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Which news sites do and don’t get a ‘last updated’ time in Google
Some news sites get a last updated time stamp in Google – and some don’t. It’s a bit of information next to the URL that says XX minutes ago and shows when the most recent story was published. Not all...
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Newspapers on Twitter – how the Guardian, FT and Times are winning
National newspapers have a total of 1,068,898 followers across their 120 official Twitter accounts – with the Guardian, Times and FT the only three papers in the top 10. That’s according to a massive...
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Guardian winning newspaper-URL tweet war
Other people have tweeted (or retweeted) the Guardian’s URLs 328,288 times over the last 4 months – way more than any other UK newspaper, according to my full analysis here. The FT and Times have more...
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Newspapers on Twitter – the charts
Following Malcolm Coles’ piece on how the Guardian, Times and FT are winning on Twitter, Sothisischristmas graphed the results: Posted in online journalism, twitter Tagged: charts, FT, graphs,...
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The stickiness of UK newspaper sites compared
Visitors to UK newspaper sites look at an average of 2.5 pages a day, according to data from Alexa. But 62.8% of users look at just one page (figures originally posted here). In terms of daily page...
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Guardian the most bookmarked newspaper on delicious
The Guardian has more URLs bookmarked on Delicious than any other UK newspaper, as I first revealed here (with the original video here) There are 10,914 Guardian URLs bookmarked, with the Times coming...
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UK newspapers add 213,892 Twitter followers in a month
National UK newspapers had 1,471,936 Twitter followers at the start of September – up 213,892 or 17% on August 1 (when they had 1,258,044 followers). You can see the September figures (orignally posted...
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@Guardiantech accounts for 78% of the growth in national newspaper Twitter...
National UK newspapers had 1,665,202 followers of their Twitter accounts at the start of October – an increase of 193,266 on September 1st (when they had 1,471,936). The rate of growth has slowed,...
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The New Online Journalists #10: Deborah Bonello
As part of an ongoing series, Deborah Bonello talks about a career that has taken her from business journalism in London to video journalism in South America, and a current role producing video at the...
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Advertising is publishing – the Facebook effect
Before the internet made it easier for advertisers to become publishers, they were already growing tired of the limitations (and inflated price) of traditional display advertising. In the magazine...
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HOW TO: Write a ‘Get the data’ article
One of the simplest ways to get started with data journalism techniques is a ‘Get the data’ article. Start by looking at examples of other ‘Get the data’ articles. A good search for this is:...
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AudioBoom on election coverage, moving from hosting to publishing – and...
Who’s winning the #GE2015 Listening Election on audioBoom? The @Conservatives are ahead, but for how long? pic.twitter.com/ZKmMNTnriD — audioBoom News (@audioBoomNews) abril 24, 2015 By Antia Geada...
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Podcasting and money in the UK
Image by Stephen Rosger In a guest post for OJB first published on his blog, broadcaster Joe Norman explores the UK market for podcasting. Over the past few weeks I’ve found myself questioning whether...
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5 highlights from news:rewired: from live video ethics to mobile data journalism
Photo: Reuters News Agency In a guest post for OJB, Livia Vieira rounds up some of the highlights of News:Rewired 2017, from best practices to deal with fake news and engagement with live videos, to...
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