We ran it for around a month, but it didn’t seem to pick up much of a following so we’ve decided to stop running it. If you found it useful let us know; or if there’s an alternative you can suggest, we’re all ears.

Either way, thanks to those who subscribed – your last Journalism Daily post was on Friday. The good news is: you can still receive daily e-newsletters with all our latest news and job ads by signing up at this link.Similar Posts:

• Online Journalism Blog: Paul Bradshaw on journalism and enterprise, blogging and JEEcamp
• Three ways to get a round-up of news shared by your contacts without checking Twitter
• French newspapers in cahoots over pay system to rival Google
• Hello magazine launches mobile alert service
• Media release: ITN signs new video content deal with Independent

News and features:

• New partnership for Al Jazeera Network and A24 Media
• Blog search engine Technorati to publish ‘original content’
• Kate Day takes communities editor role at Telegraph’
• Trader Media Group: Can news organisations learn from AutoTrader?
• Smart Moves: Kurt Edwards moves to Future as digital commercial director

Ed’s picks:

• ‘Access Denied’: Frontline Club discussion on global media coverage (video)
• Ryan Sholin’s five tips for hiring developers
• Huffington Post seeks headline help on Twitter
• The Internet Manifesto translated by its critics
• Journalism Online paid content venture to take 20 per cent commission
• Times of India: Protests in journalism department over ‘commercialisation of education’

Tip of the day:

• Searching UK newspaper articles

#FollowJourn:

• @martinstabe/online editor

On the Editor’s Blog:

• Online anonymity: Journalism.co.uk joins the debate on Al Jazeera English
• Linking data and journalism: what’s the future?
• This week’s new jobs from Journalism.co.uk
• You must not embed the Telegraph’s embeddable video
• First web editors appointed to American Society of News Editors’ board

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• Times of India: Protests in journalism department over ‘commercialisation of education’
• Journalism Daily: Timetric on data journalism, new book on financial journalism and Northcliffe’s hybrid model
• Journalism Daily: Digital magazine store launch, MSN Local and new editor for the Sun
• Journalism Daily: More on online sub-editing and public interest journalism
• Journalism Daily: BBC video plans, Trinity Midlands strike and perfecting the press release

News and features:

• Comment: ‘Why ‘membership’ is an old media solution to a new media problem’ Benji Lanyado, freelance journalist
• Regional reporter crowdsources ideas for Trafalgar square fourth plinth via Twitter
• Media industry must look to other sectors to grow digitally, says forum
• FT.com’s online launches ‘paying for themselves’ says product manager
• Journalist support scheme offered for investigative journalists
• Smart moves: Jeremy Grant appointed editor of new FT Trading Room

Ed’s picks:

• Editors Weblog: Election candidates must pay for campaign coverage, says US editor
• Jon Slattery: NUJ ‘out of date’ for new media journalists, says mag branch
• Sarah Hartley: Help investigate local authority news coverage
• paidContent.org: Interview with Google News’ Josh Cohen
• Seeking Alpha: Why you should invest in newspaper stocks

Tip of the day:

• Looking for a career in online journalism?

#FollowJourn:

• @paulcockerton/web editor

On the Editor’s Blog:

• Telegraph journalist gets mauled in lion’s enclosure
• Stephen Farrell’s kidnap raises the ‘media blackout’ question: it’s time for a debate in the UK
• Overdue freelance payment? Make a You Tube video
• Monocle to launch daily Monocolumn online

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• paidContent.org: Interview with Google News’ Josh Cohen
• Seeking Alpha: Why you should invest in newspaper stocks
• #jpod: How journalists are using Google+
• Channel 4 tech journalist tells all about dotcom past
• paidContent 2010 conference livestream

News and features:

• BBC director-general attacks ‘relentless onslaught from the press’ in staff memo
• New UGC reporting projects as WaPo political site comes out of beta
• Alex Brummer: ‘Far from scaring people, the press were providing readers with reliable information’
• Freelancers: Let us know what you’re working on
• Smart moves: Wall Street Journal expands European news staff

Ed’s picks:

• Nieman Journalism Lab: NYTimes’ pulled post lives on
• LAObserved: Open plea to Rupert Murdoch from senior editor at Fox 11
• Slatest: ‘News Dots’ graphic for connecting stories
• British journalist rescued from Taliban but interpreter died; reports suggest British soldier also killed

Tip of the day:

• Building your online portfolio

#FollowJourn:

• @craigmcginty/online publisher

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Future of Journalism: live video from Cardiff
• Jon Bernstein: Sorry Guido, the BBC did for Duncan

Similar Posts:

• British journalist rescued from Taliban but interpreter died; reports suggest British soldier also killed
• Slatest: ‘News Dots’ graphic for connecting stories
• Sean Langan at the Frontline Club: “perhaps I was like Icarus flying too close to the sun’
• Slideshare: research tips for journalists from @colinmeek
• MediaShift: Teaching social media should go beyond the basics of Twitter

News and features:

• Brightcove launches new video-sharing tools in Zeit Online deal
• Brummer and Peston question lack of reporting on economic crisis in new book
• The ‘hybrid model’: can Northcliffe buck trends with part-paid, part-free papers?
• ‘Excel isn’t journalism but it’s a tool for journalists’: Timetric on cleaning up data for news
• Smart moves: Former Telegraph comment editor Iain Martin moves to Wall Street Journal Europe

Ed’s picks:

• Media Week: Economist to introduce new pay models online
• DutchNews.nl: RBI to grow online income by 50 per cent in three years
• WSJ: Interactive graphic tracks fate of US newspapers
• AP (via Captured Photos): Why the AP published images of a fatally wounded marine
• POLIS: The BNP and Question Time: How Belgian media handles the extreme right
• The Apple Blog: Protect your laptop – disguise it as a newspaper

Tip of the day:

• Multimedia tips for freelancers

#FollowJourn:

• @helendalby/multimedia manager

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Reporter’s guide to multimedia proficiency – now available for download in PDF
• Is World Journalism in Crisis? Speaker update: Nick Davies confirmed
• Slewfootsnop: What are employers advertising for in journalism job ads?
• The Jobless Journalist: Week two: CVs and style guides

Similar Posts:

• POLIS: The BNP and Question Time: How Belgian media handles the extreme right
• AP (via Captured Photos): Why the AP published images of a fatally wounded marine
• Journalism Daily: Mirror’s football site, the future of world journalism and tips for a student org
• Journalism Daily: AutoTrader tips, Technorati’s ‘original content’ and the online anonymity debate
• Journalism Daily: Digital magazine store launch, MSN Local and new editor for the Sun

News and features:

• Q&A: Foundation for Public Interest Journalism in Australia – ‘Our focus is on getting the journalism done’
• How to: master online sub-editing (part two)
• Smart moves: Mark Grinnell named managing editor for BBC Radio Devon

Ed’s Picks:

• Birmingham Post: Coventry University launches health journalism course
• Gawker: Crowdsourcing a translation of GQ’s Putin article
• Guardian.co.uk: FoI requests cost BBC £3m
• MediaGuardian: News Corp news outlets to share news and video
• FleetStreetBlues: Did Sunday Times job receive 1,200 applicants?

Tip of the Day:

• Get journalism training updates

#FollowJourn:

• @stevewollaston/multimedia editor

On the Editors’ Blog:

• EnvironmentGuardian.co.uk’s makeover
• Signals intelligence journalism: using public information websites to source stories
• Is there life after a journalism course? The Coventry Class of 2009 – Greg Keane

Similar Posts:

• FleetStreetBlues: Did Sunday Times job receive 1,200 applicants?
• Sir Christopher Meyer’s reading habits
• Guardian.co.uk: FoI requests cost BBC £3m
• Journalism Daily: Rue89′s Canadian expansion, WaPo’s WebCom and KNC 2010
• MediaGuardian: News International to cut 80 staff, as more digital execs leave Telegraph

News and features:

• How to: master online sub-editing (part one)
• Heather Brooke to challenge proposed redaction of MPs’ expenses evidence
• Heat editor Julian Linley switches to Bauer for TV plans
• ITN’s Ronke Phillips among international journalists to receive Ochberg fellowships
• Smart moves: Tracey Cox joins News of the World

Ed’s picks:

• Poynter Online: FLYP magazine and new forms of storytelling
• YouTube: Google News releases tips for SEO
• HSJ: A Yahoo pipe for health-related news
• paidContent.org: How are newspaper sites that charge faring?
• Mediabistro: New Yorker hires 26-year-old Lester as managing editor

Tip of the day:

• Local Twitter search

#FollowJourn:

• @p_houston/editorial director

On the Editors’ Blog:

• MinnPost moves ‘Real-Time’ ads out of beta
• Google’s Spotlight – highlighting journalism of ‘lasting value’
• Jon Bernstein: A telling tale of the twittercrat who wasn’t

Similar Posts:

• Journalism Daily: Digital magazine store launch, MSN Local and new editor for the Sun
• Journalism Daily: FT.com’s innovations, plinth reporter plans a party and the need for media blackouts
• Journalism Daily: Rue89′s Canadian expansion, WaPo’s WebCom and KNC 2010
• Journalism Daily: Digital plans for Big Issue and the Baltimore hoax
• Google looks to failed searches to find story ideas

News and features:

• Freelancer of the Fortnight: Julian Owen, UK
• Knight News Challenge 2010 opens call for applicants
• French news site Rue89 plans Canadian expansion
• Smart Moves: Will Gompertz to fill newly created arts editor position at BBC News

Editor’s picks:

• New York Times: New investigation into murder of Anna Politkovskaya
• Poynter Online: Washington Post’s new ‘WebCom’ comment system
• EditorsWeblog: Figaro group’s new financial news subscription service
• paidContent:UK: A pay-for BBC could backfire on its rivals
• Business Insider: Chart of the Day – US viewers ‘still watch remarkably more video on TV than phones or online’

#FollowJourn:

• #FollowJourn: @VicThompson

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Detainment of Reuters cameraman still unexplained – one year on
• Is there life after a journalism course? The Coventry Class of 2009 – Jason Craig
• Update: Newspaper Licensing Agency hits back at claim it is ‘taxing the internet’
• MSN UK signs up with PressDisplay to add newspaper e-editions to site
• Sky News ‘Leaders’ Debate’ campaign gathers pace – and criticism

Similar Posts:

• Journalism Daily: Custodial sentences for data breaches proposed, ONA awards finalists announced
• Journalism Daily: FT clippings, sticky news, journalists freed from North Korea
• Journalism Daily: Indico News, confessional journalism and the Observer’s future
• Journalism Daily: Getting paid as a freelancer, Lionel Barber on paid content, Durrant’s departure
• Reuters cameraman killed in Gaza

News and features:

• Information commissioner calls for custodial sentences for data protection breaches
• Freelancers question Scott Trust principles in photography ‘rights grab’ demonstration
• ONA announces finalists for annual awards
• Smart moves: Telegraph appoints Andrew Osborn as Moscow correspondent

Editor’s picks:

• SimsBlog: ‘Top 10 lies newspaper execs are telling themselves’
• paidContent.org: Cit-J site NowPublic sold to Examiner.com
• BBC World Service: Podcast: Citizen journalism – democracy or chaos?
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: US title P-G launches members-only site
• MediaGuardian: O’Brien calls for sale or closure of Independent and IoS
• Reuters: Former BNP man fined for leaking members list

Tip of the day:

• Find tweeting journalists

#FollowJourn:

• @stephen_emerson/deputy online editor

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Media ignorance of social work industry suggested by ComCare survey
• WWF ‘aggressively’ pursuing action to have 9/11 ad removed from websites

Similar Posts:

• MediaGuardian: O’Brien calls for sale or closure of Independent and IoS
• Reuters: Former BNP man fined for leaking members list
• ‘Hope will be denied to millions of our listeners’: World Service staff protest against cuts
• paidContent.org: Cit-J site NowPublic sold to Examiner.com
• #jpod: The top news stories from Journalism.co.uk, 17 June 2011

News and features:

• Tory MEP Daniel Hannan makes Bastiat’s online journalism shortlist
• Amish media: ‘The Budget has been using new media ideas for more than a century’
• Jim Impoco named enterprise editor for Reuters Americas

Ed’s picks:

• ReadWriteWeb: Google may hand over Caribbean journalists’ IP addresses
• Lost Remote: ‘Hyperlocal’ is not everything local
• FT.com: Brazil’s ‘tabloid revolution’
• European Federation of Journalists says Berlusconi ‘putting press freedom to the sword with legal vendetta against media’
• Blogger’s YouTube plea for $75 payment from newspaper
• StarsandStripes.com: US military terminates PR contract for background checks on journalists
• Newsandtech.com: San Diego Union-Tribune finally abandons manual pagination

Tip of the day:

• Using Qik to file stories

#FollowJourn:

• @xxnapoleonsolo/deputy head of web and data

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Adam Westbrook: 6×6 tips for freelance journalists
• The Jobless Journalist: Week 1 – An introduction and redundancy packages
• James Murdoch speech in full: ‘The only reliable, durable, and perpetual guarantor of independence is profit’

Similar Posts:

• San Diego Union-Tribune offering free paper to users who ‘check-in’
• Blogger’s YouTube plea for $75 payment from newspaper
• Newsandtech.com: San Diego Union-Tribune finally abandons manual pagination
• voiceofsandiego.org: San Diego-Union editor launches non-profit investigative project
• Overdue freelance payment? Make a YouTube video

News and features:

• ‘I’m an ethicist get me out of here!’: Conference will question global media obsession with celebrity
• Big Issue mulling digital editions with Yudu launch
• Smart moves: Paul McNamara becomes News Of the World defence correspondent

Ed’s picks:

• Adam Westbrook: 6×6 how to make things happen as a freelancer
• MediaGuardian: Independent News & Media falls into the red
• Fitz & Jen: US Print Council defends newspapers with environmental campaign
• Advertising Age: Why ad networks are surviving
• paidContent:UK: Italian Competition Authority searches Google’s Milan offices in newspaper dispute
• Stars and Stripes: US to screen journalists for ‘positive coverage’ before embedding

Tip of the day:

• Audio editing with Audacity

#FollowJourn:

• @marshall9093/copy editor

On the Editor’s Blog:

• The Baltimore Hoax: newspapers and bloggers fall for Wire comments spoof
• Johnston Press’ ad revenues feel effects of recession
• Game, set and… hack – Bulgaria prepares for journalists’ tennis championships
• Twitter tops BBC for monthly traffic, while BBC Online click-throughs exceed 10m

Similar Posts:

• Guardian.co.uk: Subbing own Guardian blog is not the norm, says Janine Gibson
• #Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – audio editing with Audacity
• Journalism Daily: FT.com’s innovations, plinth reporter plans a party and the need for media blackouts
• #FollowJourn: @marshall9093/copy editor
• Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – audio editing with Audacity

News and features:

• Northern & Shell to axe 70 journalists from Express and Star titles
• Groucho Club in libel action to prevent defendant’s claims in ‘exposé’ of famous media haunt
• Regional newspaper ABCes: Johnston Press network takes top spot in web traffic report
• July ABCes: Mail Online records most unique users for second month running
• NUJ meeting to help freelancers clinch book deal
• Can Wound Media make an online payment model work?
• Smart Moves: Total Vauxhall welcomes Dougie Rankine as editor

Ed’s picks:

• More US publishers sign up for Briggs’ Newsgarden
• Comment: Free is just another cover price
• A reminder of the ‘perils of reporting’ in Pakistan
• Homeless Tales: Elle Magazine offers an internship to homeless blogger
• Guardian.co.uk: MPs’ committee to hear police evidence for NOTW phone hacking inquiry
• The E&P Pub: Seattle Times’ new hyperlocal partners
• paidContent:UK: Planned redundancies at Metro
• Wired Journalists: The #followwomenjournas movement

#FollowJourn:

• @currybet/information architect

On the Editors’ Blog:

• More US publishers sign up for Briggs’ Newsgarden
• Comment: Free is just another cover price
• A reminder of the ‘perils of reporting’ in Pakistan

Similar Posts:

• More US publishers sign up for Briggs’ Newsgarden
• Magazine Week 2008 arrived today
• A reminder of the ‘perils of reporting’ in Pakistan
• Malcolm Coles: How US traffic is vital for UK newspaper sites
• Aggregators, plagiarists and kleptomaniacs: Rupert Murdoch’s Beijing speech in full

News and features:

• MSN Local: Searching for stories in local data
• Yudu to launch online shop for magazine e-editions
• Smart Moves: Adrian Blomfield moves to the Telegraph

Ed’s picks:

• Jonathan Warren: Climate Camp, the Guardian and cit-j photos
• Adam Westbrook: 6×6 audio for freelance journalists
• Mediating Conflict: Twitter, journalists and hype
• YouTube Biz Blog: YouTube extends advertising partnerships to individuals
• 10,000 Words: ‘How Twitter saved my journalism career’
• Poynter Online: Building a brand as a journalist online
• Birmingham Post News Blog: ‘Why the Post must go weekly’
• Darlington Councillor: Council newspapers and a ‘one-eyed’ local press

Tip of the day:

• Training tips on iTunes

#FollowJourn:

• @Pixelsmith/news editor

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Tewspaper – the ‘online newspaper with no writers’
• Dominic Mohan named editor of the Sun

Similar Posts:

• Journalism Daily: Sub-editing for online, new role for Heat editor and more on MPs’ expenses
• Journalism Daily: FT.com’s innovations, plinth reporter plans a party and the need for media blackouts
• 10,000 Words: It helps to remember the ‘person’ in ‘personal branding’
• Journalism Daily: Guardian Q&A, Wired Journalists’ new look, Google News re-indexing
• Journalism Daily: BBC video plans, Trinity Midlands strike and perfecting the press release

News and features:

• Trinity Mirror enters consultation as Midlands businesses forecast to lose more than £6m for 2010
• Telegraph communities editor Shane Richmond takes on new role
• Comment: Readers or advertisers? The industry’s chicken and egg conundrum
• Smart Move: Andrew Ward appointed Nordic Bureau Chief at the Financial Times

Ed’s picks:

• NUJ Release: NUJ condemns more job cuts at Trinity Mirror regionals
• Beet TV: Time.com managing editor on why long-form journalism doesn’t work on the web
• Mashable: Wikipedia’s new editorial layer
• csmonitor.com: Israeli officials seek Swedish government condemnation of organ theft story
• Globe and Mail: ‘The model, the blogger and the web giant’
• The Wrap: ‘Is ESPN The Mag committing ‘publishing suicide’?’

Tip of the day:

• Using Twitter as a point of contact

#FollowJourn:

• @benjaminbland/Freelance journalist

On the Editors’ Blog:

• MirrorFootball.co.uk: Bringing Liverpool fans a better result
• Comment: Without traineeships going to trainees, how can we get experience?
• Advice from Guardian.co.uk’s online journalism Q&A

Similar Posts:

• Sky News: Trinity Mirror approached Mecom for merger
• The top 10 most-read stories on Journalism.co.uk, 4-10 June
• Guardian: Trinity Mirror and DMGT mulled merger of regional media
• #FollowJourn: @davidhiggerson/head of multimedia, Trinity Mirror
• Globeandmail.com: Future of newspapers debate at 1pm ET on Tuesday

News and features:

• Jeff Jarvis to speak at world journalism conference
• Users already willing to pay for news on the iPhone, says Sky mobile
• Q&A Y Combinator: ‘News organisations can learn from start-up culture’

Ed’s picks:

• News.com.au: Fairfax ‘open’ to paid content talks with its rival
• Adam Westbrook: 6×6 business for freelance journalists
• NYTimes: Slate replacing ‘Today’s Papers’ with the ‘Slatest’
• RSF: Lindhout and Brennan still captive in Somalia 12 months on
• Thelondonpaper – what everyone’s saying

Tip of the day:

• A new plug-in for WordPress commenting

#FollowJourn:

• @jamescridland / radio futurologist

On the Editors’ Blog:

• Manchester Evening News tweets live from police control room
• Johnston Press at centre of bid speculation but denies ‘any disposal process underway’ for the Scotsman

Similar Posts:

• Frontline Blog: Canadian hostage in Somalia reported to have called CTV
• Six months on: Lindhout and Brennan are still held hostage in Somalia
• Frontline Blog: AFP publishes first reported communication with Lindhout and Brennan since August 2008
• RSF: Lindhout and Brennan still captive in Somalia 12 months on
• #FollowJourn: @jamescridland / radio futurologist