#Podcast – How iPhones to ‘green screen Nokias’ are being used for mobile journalism
November 23rd, 2012Posted by Sarah Marshall in Podcast
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Journalism.co.uk technology editor Sarah Marshall finds out how phones are being used for mobile journalism.
She speaks to:
- Nick Garnett, North of England correspondent for BBC Radio 5 Live.
- Natalia Antelava, BBC News correspondent, who this week won an award for a radio documentary which was recorded on an iPhone.
- Marc Settle from the BBC College of Journalism, who trains BBC journalists in mobile reporting.
- Libby Powell, a freelance journalist and co-founder of Radar, which has encouraged mobile reporting from ‘green screen Nokias’ in Sierra Leone.
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