Where Twitter once held sway, Facebook video, visual platforms like Instagram and Snapchat, and — amid privacy concerns — closed networks like WhatsApp are now the social media of choice in the complex Middle […]
Photo credit: Buzzworthy. Article first published by the BBC Academy. Did a robot write this article? No, but it could have. This isn’t the plot of a dystopian Philip K. […]
Data journalism can provide both global and local communities with valuable content that informs their day-to-day lives. Many of the efforts are internationally or nationally focussed, yet, as Steven Barnett […]
I’ve been writing about technology and the internet in the Middle East for nearly four years, commissioned by those — both within and outside the region — who want to understand how digital platforms […]
It’s been a busy 2015, but before we see in 2016, here’s a quick look back at some of the features I produced during the year. I covered a lot […]
This post was first published on the BBC College of Journalism website. More than 150 journalists, researchers and policy-makers in Cardiff will today ponder the question ‘What next for community […]
First published by the BBC College of Journalism. Social media catching up with TV as trusted news source in Middle East – by @damianradcliffe on @BBCCollege http://t.co/MLine5gInj — Sarah Marshall […]
Cross-post originally featured on the BBC College of Journalism website. Really worth reading – WhatsApp now clear social media leader in Qatar, including for news http://t.co/vn7upQxRqM by @damianradcliffe — Claire […]
At the end of last week I had a quick look at some of the content I had produced in the past year. With 95 articles, reports and research round-ups […]
What you need to know about copyright law in relation to user-generated content http://t.co/m1n7KQ7pyp — BBC Journalism (@BBCCollege) September 2, 2014 2 pieces on UGC and media law by @damianradcliffe […]
Damian Radcliffe 