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Blogging: The new poetry of our time
Where the Internet is about availability of information, blogging is about making information creation available to anyone. - George Siemens So, here I am – an aspiring writer and third-year Journo/ PR...
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Journalism 2.0
According to a recent World Bank report, more than 75 percent of the population now has access to a mobile phone rather than access to clean water. This disquieting statistic, presented to QUT’s Online...
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The death of journalism – and how to resurrect yourself in the digital age
I will admit I was intrigued when I learned QUT’s propitious Online Journalism students would be graced by the presence of John Grey, the witty and enigmatic up-until-one-month-ago editor (and founder)...
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The one-two punch: integrating social media and radio journalism
This blog entry could solely provide you with ’10 things I bet you didn’t know about Spencer Howson’, because he is one fascinating creature. The 612 ABC Brisbane Breakfast host, who I have longed to...
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Are today’s ethics apposite for tomorrow’s journalist?
Linda Goldspink-Lord posted the above comment on Channel Seven’s Facebook page in July after the network invaded her privacy whilst coming to terms with the loss of her 13-year-old daughter, Molly Jean...
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Live blogging: the next big thing in journalism?
8.35 pm AEST: This blog post draws inspiration from our latest Online Journalism lecture, delivered by ex-QUT journo student Daniel Hurst. Now working at Brisbane Times, Daniel understands first-hand...
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Identity anonymity – perilous or unhazardous?
Following the recent vicious and vile personal attacks on TV personality Charlotte Dawson, which landed her in hospital, there have been widespread calls for social media outlets, as well as the...
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The blurry line between journalists and bloggers
The rapid growth of social media, particularly blogs, has exposed journalists to the online world like never before. In turn, new media has provided ordinary citizens with the opportunity to have their...
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The future of sourcing stories
The revolution of the World Wide Web, coupled with the rise of social media, has shaped the future of the journalism industry by changing the way journalists source stories. In the digital age where...
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Fears for future of Gold Coast’s landmark church
By Chanelle Rodger ASBESTOS and declining service attendance have been identified as driving forces behind the closure of the Gold Coast’s second oldest church, but the congregation isn’t convinced....
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Working towards an integrated newsroom
New technologies such as social media, in addition to shifting consumer habits, are responsible for turning the traditional newsroom model on its head. Today, the typical 21st Century newsroom model...
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Blogging: The new poetry of our time
Where the Internet is about availability of information, blogging is about making information creation available to anyone. - George Siemens So, here I am – an aspiring writer and third-year Journo/ PR...
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