By: Bob Anan

Bob Anan — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:46:57 +0000

Pitiful effort from the Telegraph really. They’re only offering £100 – and that in vouchers, not cash – for a story. If you were a freelancer you’d make a couple of times that, and you wouldn’t be paid in vouchers, either! If the paper were really serious about user-generated stories they’d put a lot more resources into a contest and paying for content. They might get a story or two on the cheap but they’re certainly not laying the groundwork for a huge uptick in crowdsourced journalism.

By: Telegraph goes iPhone – but there’s no app for checking copy | Contently Managed - Digital PR, Social Media, Traditional PR Solutions and Strategy

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 12:31:39 +0000

[...] Daily Telegraph has made it easier for people to submit stories and tip-offs to them with a new iPhone app but the question not being asked is: who’s checking the incoming stream for story quality? [...]

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By: Bob Anan

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