Slow Journalism Synthesises Emerging and Traditional Journalistic Practices

Matt Carlson traditional journalistic roles

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The epistemography of journalism 335: complexity in developing journalistic expertise

As bloggers and mobile phone eye-witnesses increasingly supplement the ‘news,’ it is more important than ever to understand how professional journalists develop their expertise. In this paper, we examine an intermediate level reporting practicum course to explore the learning processes therein. Using a new method called Epistemic Network Analysis, we also explore emergent relationships within d...

Slow birth of new-wave medical journalism.

scientific communication–from traditional to modern journalism

My goal in Neuroscience journalism was It is my understanding that at that time, traverse a thin sheet of paper. But even to change the format of traditional most fields of Science held one, perhaps while they could, they did not develop the scientific journals, not by replacing them two journals in high esteem. If your paper photographic film below, which is rather but by offering a new format...

On Supporting Digital Journalism: Case Studies in Co-Designing Journalistic Tools

Since 2013 researchers at University College Dublin in the Insight Centre for Data Analytics have been involved in a significant research programme in digital journalism, specifically targeting tools and social media guidelines to support the work of journalists. Most of this programme was undertaken in collaboration with The Irish Times. This collaboration involved identifying key problems cur...