Mattias Erkkilä is managing editor at the Finnish public service broadcaster Yle. He has written the report ‘What use is blockchain for journalism’ during a short research fellowship with Polis, LSE supported by the Yle journalism academy.
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Last autumn it was blockchain technology that got the lead role in the popular “X will save journalism” series. Blockchain […]
Hyperlocals have become part of an emerging local media system that cannot be ignored. Increased collaboration; starting a representative body; lobbying for shares of statutory notices; partnerships with the BBC; a lot has happened in recent years in UK hyperlocal.
This article is by Carina Tenor, Polis Research Fellow in the Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics.
After several attempts, 2017 is the year when all major local media group in Sweden go for paywalls to save quality online journalism. This is our third go, and the best one, says Robin Govik, Chief Digital Officer at Mittmedia, […]
This article is by Carina Tenor, Polis Research Fellow in the Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics.
One of the great hopes of the digital news transformation was that a grass-roots local news media might spring up to help mitigate the decline of professional local journalism. Yet, successful small independent local online news providers are still the […]
This article by Helena Chmielewska-Szlajfer @HChSz. Helena is a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science.
Who writes for Mail Online? Right-wing ideologues? Enthusiastic Brexiters? Reddit-type trolls? These are the typical suggestions I got from people I spoke to about my research on the politicisation of online tabloids. I am focusing on […]
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