This post was first published on Nuviun. A new study from Weill Cornell in Qatar has provided the region’s first assessment of the quality of information available on health websites […]
TEDxReset: [Video] “How to use digital tools to build active communities“, Istanbul, Turkey, Apr 17, 2015
In this video I talk about how everyday digital tools – from Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and your smartphone – can be used to help generate active communities; and how everyone […]
Presentation given at the Centre for Research on Communities and Culture Review 2015 at Canterbury Christ Church University yesterday. The slides define and explore different types of hyperlocal media and […]
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 […]
Publication from late 2007 showcasing examples of outreach, broadcasting and volunteering work done by the CSV Action Network – in partnership with BBC English Regions – with hard to reach groups. (NB: I ran […]
Cross-post: A personal view for the @LinkedIn #MyIndustry series. —————————- In 2012, according to statistics published by the ITU, 250 million additional people connected to the Internet for the first time. By the end of […]
First published in Qatar Today, December 2013 A new report identifies what governments can do to ensure that everyone can benefit from broadband. Last year, according to statistics published recently […]
Below is an article written by my ictQATAR colleague Khawar Iqbal and I (mostly Khawar,) for the International Institute of Communications. The article is featured in their May 2013 journal […]
I have written an article on the above for journalism.co.uk drawing on the experience of local, community, publishers in the UK and the US. This builds on some of the […]
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