Spot the difference: AFP withdraws ‘digitally altered’ missile shot

Agence France-Presse (AFP) has retracted a photo of Iranian missile tests published this morning, stating the image had been ‘apparently digitally altered’ by Iran’s state media, the New York Times’ Lede section…

How not to handle the media…

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All journalists have had days when none of your calls are returned and multiple voicemail messages bear no fruit. On occasion I’ve wished someone would just tell me they weren’t going to answer. Still there’s no…

Innovations in Journalism - share your links. Wait, isn’t that Del.icio.us? No, it’s more social - it’s Mento : Journalism.co.uk editors blog

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Getting links with made-up content: clever marketing or unethical publishing?

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A story on financial website Money.co.uk of a teenager stealing his dad’s credit card to pay for prostitutes ticked all the right boxes to be a search engine success. And for those of you who haven’t come across it…

Innovations in Journalism - Zemanta will find the online context of your article

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We give developers the opportunity to tell us journalists why we should sit up and pay attention to the sites and devices they are working on. In the spotlight this week is Slovenian start-up Zemanta. 1) Who are you and…

Spot.us: the ‘crowdfunded’ journalism site

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How to find the funds to keep your site running is the needle in the haystack for most citizen journalism start-ups. Speaking after the closure of his own citizen journalism project, Scribblesheet, founder John Ndege…

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