Sentence examples for journalism tool from inspiring English sources

John says it was a good chat for an ambush interview 7.00pm BST Witness: the fitness Direct from our whizz-o participatory journalism tool (you can submit your own Witness images and video here), a nicely composed image of a slightly less nice tattoo.

Facebook is also now giving away access to CrowdTangle, the journalism tool startup it acquired that helps reporters sift through trends, measure their social posts and identify sources and influencers.

Other possible buyers include media companies, like Say Media which could add it to its network of properties, or CNN which could be attracted to Twitpic as a citizen journalism tool: Twitpic hosted the famous and extremely popular early photo of the the plane that emergency landed in the Hudson River in 2009.

"[Fact-checking] is crucial as a journalism tool, especially in politics," she said.

There were quite a few Guardian staff talking, including Alastair Dant talking about puzzles and games, Simon Rogers teaching people about data journalism tools, and John Domokos talking about video.

But the good is packaged in with business proposals, like digests of Instant Articles, free trials for subscription outlets, training for newsrooms on Facebook's journalism tools and free analytics tools for journalists to see which news stories are trending.

Combining our citizen journalism tools with local sites isn't the only way we're building a one-stop-shop for news in Colorado.

We also set up a number of deals to share HuffPost's citizen journalism tools with local news sites and reporters.

The new positions, says a press release issued on Wednesday morning, "centre on strengthening the Telegraph's original reporting, with significant new investments in investigative reporting, data journalism, interactive tools, and video production".

The digital communication revolution has expanded the possibilities for how we, as journalists, do our journalism – the tools we can use in our research and the ways that we can connect with others.

Cudlipp's saving grace was his desire to use popular, sensational journalism as a tool for the good of society.