Video: top trends in journalism in 2011
The New Year is here and that means it’s time to look ahead at some of the big trends in journalism in the 12 months ahead!
This year I’ve brought in some of the brightest young minds in journalism today, including Alex Wood, Tracy Boyer, Patrick Smith and Philip John for their suggestions – and the 11th prediction this year has been suggested by one of you guys!
Enjoy – and if you think I’ve missed anything good out, or got something completely wrong, then the comments box is right downstairs.
Happy New Year!
What’s your journalism prediction for 2011?
It’s nearly December and already it feels like the New Year is nearly upon us!
Time to prepare for the usual barrage of “best of 2010” and “predictions of 2011” posts from every blogger and every magazine in the land. And right here, it’s no different!
Except, as fans of the blog will know, I like to do it in video.
Last year’s film went down a storm, so I’m busy putting together my top trends for 2011. This time, though, I’m looking for your help.
What’s your prediction for what will happen in journalism in 2011?
Last year we talked about paywalls, hyperlocals and new startups. Next year – who knows? Data visualisation? Kinetic Typography? More whistleblowing?
After running through my top 10 predictions at lightning pace, I will select the 11th prediction from the comments in this blog post. So get thinking, and get suggesting. Surprise me! Intrigue me!
You have until Friday 10th December 2010 to post your ideas in the comments section below. I’ll select the most interesting, unusual or clever prediction to end this year’s film!
10 trends in journalism in 2010
It’s that time of year again…
After a turbulent year in the industry, I’ve had a good think and put together my top 10 trends for journalism for 2010, wrapped in a big shiny positive outlook. But rather than roll out another list, I thought I’d be a bit different and crack out some video. Enjoy!
And is there anything I’ve missed? Add it in the comments box!
Adam Westbrook // ideas on digital storytelling and publishing 
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