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Digital Editors' Network: January 2008
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Tuesday, January 08, 2008. The next meeting of the Digital Editors’ Network on January 29th will focus on maximising the potential of sport on media websites and tips for search engine optimisation. Robert Hardie, managing editor of Northcliffe Digital Integrated Media, will kick off the discussion about online sports coverage with an update on his group’s strategy of developing websites for major football and rugby clubs covered by its titles. Websites such as http:/ www.therams.co.uk/. The Digital Edit...
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Digital Editors' Network: January 2007
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Thursday, January 25, 2007. Welcome to the Digital Ediors' Network blog which has been created as an online resource and discussion area for media website editors. It has been created as part of a project supported by the the Department of Journalism. At the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). It will also allow journalists direct access to the expertise in online journalism on offer at UCLan’s Department of Journalism. The network will operate on three levels:. Exclusive access to special events a...
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The Journalism Leaders Programme - The department of Journalism at UCLAN
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Solutions for a Digital Age. Alison Gow, Editor of Daily Post, Wales:. This is purely a programme that is tailored for your development and allows you to progress within the company and benefit the company you re with. It s been brilliant, it s been a blast. I d say the course is absolutely bang on. You can t afford to miss it really. Watch the video. The Journalism Leaders Programme provides creative solutions to the challenges leaders and would-be leaders of news organisations face in a digital age.
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The Journalism Leaders Programme - The department of Journalism at UCLAN
http://www.ukjournalism.co.uk/jleaders
Solutions for a Digital Age. Alison Gow, Editor of Daily Post, Wales:. This is purely a programme that is tailored for your development and allows you to progress within the company and benefit the company you re with. It s been brilliant, it s been a blast. I d say the course is absolutely bang on. You can t afford to miss it really. Watch the video. The Journalism Leaders Programme provides creative solutions to the challenges leaders and would-be leaders of news organisations face in a digital age.
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Digital Editors' Network: May 2007
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Thursday, May 24, 2007. What works for you? One of the most basic issues that anyone involved in a media website faces is what on earth they can do to drive up traffic. Obviously a bloody good story or perhaps more precisely a story involving either a UFO sighting or a man marrying a goat will create a nice spike in the unique users stats, but what can we do to keep the numbers climbing from one month to the next? So what works for you? Are there ideas we can share that have proved to be winners? Each on...
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Digital Editors' Network: April 2007
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Monday, April 30, 2007. Having trouble persuading your peers of the value of this digital stuff? You aren’t the only one. Trade journalist Paul Conley has come across some pretty entrenched views. Consider the editor who told me he wouldn't think about providing headlines for mobile devices because "no reasonable person needs more than a PC to stay connected.". And that’s the point. Will there be anyone around to teach her? Conley starts his post with:. Rather, I think it's fair to say that these folks -...
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Digital Editors' Network: April 2008
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Friday, April 25, 2008. April Programme now also includes open Hitwise workshop. The key question for this month's Digital Editors Network meeting. As well the Journalism Leaders Forum on 29 April, is pretty straightforward: Where's the money? To help us get some answers (and to phrase some more nuanced questions), we've lined up speakers from inside and outside the mainstream media. Here's un update on the programme:. Head of digital sales at Manchester Evening News. Founder of myfootballwriter.com.
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Digital Editors' Network: October 2008
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008. How criminals can do wonders for your website. Here's one of the ideas that was aired at our Digital Editor's Forum: A gallery of criminals adding 60,000 page impressions a month. See the gallery at the News and Star. See the write of the idea by Laura Oliver at http:/ www.journalism.co.uk/2/articles/532497.php. Get more ideas like this at the next Digital Editors' Network on February 3rd. Links to this post. Replay the Leaders Forum. About the way forward. Links to this post.
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