This piece is co-authored with Hannah Scarbrough; and was first published on MediaShift. The Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw once said that “England and America are two countries divided by […]
Last year I spoke to BBC Radio Scotland about the rise of new funding models for journalism. Here’s the interview, which was kindly captured by the Centre for Community Journalism. […]
First published in July on TheMediaBriefing and the Global Investigative Journalism Network. Monday saw the launch of The Ferret, a new Scottish investigative journalism platform, which joins an expanding list […]
First published on journalism.co.uk 5 predictions for #hyperlocal media in 2015 – comment from @damianradcliffe http://t.co/P1kWlctSdK — Journalism.co.uk (@journalismnews) February 11, 2015 Here are 5 predictions for the year ahead […]
These slides outline changes in the newsgathering and distribution. They are an extract from a more detailed round-up produced last summer of some key recent developments in the world of […]
Archive interview first published June 22, 2012 for Online Journalism Blog The second in a new series of Hyperlocal Voices looks at the Port Talbot MagNet, a not-for-profit community co-operative which […]
Hyperlocal is just a way of expressing the need for news that is more local, closer to the neighborhood or town level, than the metro daily ever could be. And […]
Damian Radcliffe 