Sentence examples for mobile journalism from inspiring English sources
That's the view of Michael Rosenblum, speaking a week or so ago at a conference on mobile journalism.
In addition to writing for theguardian.com, and the Guardian's UK-based print edition, Schilling will contribute video, podcast and mobile journalism as the Guardian continues to expand its storytelling across digital media.
We're also really excited to be sharing our results in an open environment, so others can learn from our experiments and get involved in the conversation about mobile journalism".
(Reuters BBCC's geo-journalism experiment The BBC's experimental project with mobile journalism is live: the Geo-stories project is the result of a collaboration between the BBC's Innovation Labs, Nokia (who donated the handsets) and tech firm Ymogen.
"Just as the tweet is the boiled-down version of the blog post, which is the boiled-down version of the essay, a Vine is the boiled-down version of a TV package, which is a boiled-down version of a documentary," says Marc Blank-Settle, a mobile journalism and social media trainer at the BBC College of Journalism.
The Mobile Journalism Toolkit [reutersmojo.com] via CNET.
Meanwhile, in South Sudan, it is supporting Integrity, an organisation currently training 10 young people in mobile and video journalism.
The BBC plans to spend £8m on hiring extra specialist editors and correspondents, local political reporters and city correspondents; with the remaining £4m going into social and mobile news, data journalism, online analysis and enhancing News Labs.
"Pool has been using Glass as part of his coverage of recent protests in Istanbul, Cairo and Brazil for Vice in 2013, but he's been doing what he calls "mobile first-person" journalism since 2011, and the Occupy Wall Street protests in New York.
The contexts include social networks and blogs, political discourse, corporate announcements, digital journalism, mobile telephony, home entertainment, online gaming, financial services, online shopping, social advertising, and social commerce.
An avid reader of books on his iPhone, Mr. Edmiston said he started batting around the idea of providing high-quality magazine journalism for mobile devices in spring 2009, before the iPad reached the market, but well after the Kindle and other mobile devices began to steal readers away from print.
