The top 10 most-read stories on Journalism.co.uk, 31 March – 5 April

1. How to: verify content from social media

2. Ten ideas for news outlets using Pinterest

3. Archie Bland to be youngest Independent deputy editor

4. App of the week for journalists: SkyRecorder, for recording Skype calls on iPhone/iPad

5. Students to launch liveblogging platform Ocqur

6. Bloggers lose $105m pay claim against Huffington Post

7. Rebekah Brooks reapplies for Leveson core participant status

8. Veteran broadcaster and Media Society chairman David Walter dies

9. Future Publishing launches iPad-only title as second screen to computer

10. Police refer ‘Gypsy’ headline case to CPS

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The top 10 most-read stories on Journalism.co.uk, 17-23 March

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2. Social predicted to overtake search as Guardian traffic driver

3. BSkyB CEO confirms he pulled Sky News story on F1

4. How to: run a hyperlocal website with WordPress

5. Johnston Press CEO signals move to ‘digital first’

6. Mirror apologises for ‘Women who Kill’ model photo mix-up

7. ITV News launches new site in beta

8. Statistics authority takes Daily Mail to task over riot story

9. Evans: Thatcher’s Murdoch meeting ‘highly improper’

10. Martin Moore: Press could learn from ‘new digital publishers’

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The top 10 most-read stories on Journalism.co.uk, 10-16 March

1. Al Jazeera to broadcast Syria documentary filmed entirely on iPhone

2. BBC: ‘sophisticated cyber-attack’ on London newsroom

3. Ebooks: a new publishing solution to an old business problem?

4. Rebekah Brooks among latest Operation Weeting arrests, reports say

5. Citizen journalism, cyber censorship and the Arab spring

6. Guardian reporter: Police communication being ‘closed down’

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8. ‘Cities expect more from newspapers that are ‘local’ in name only’

9. Former NoW reporter: ‘I was instructed to bribe police officers’

10. Syrian citizen journalists win Netizen prize

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#jpod: The top news stories from Journalism.co.uk, 3 June 2011

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#jpod: The top news stories from Journalism.co.uk, 13 May 2011

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This week’s jpod reports on permission being granted to Attorney General Dominic Grieve to begin proceedings for contempt of court against the Sun and the Daily Mirror, Max Mosley loses his bid in the European Court of Human Rights for prior notification but intends to appeal and the Press Complaints Commission upholds a complaint against the Daily Telegraph and its secret recording of Liberal Democrat MPs.

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#jpod: The top news stories from Journalism.co.uk, 1 April 2011

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This week’s jpod reports on the death of a freelance journalist in Iraq who reported for Reuters and CNN, the findings of an inquiry by the standards and privileges committee into hacking of MPs phones and the relocation of James Murdoch to New York to take up a newly created role within News Corporation as deputy chief operating officer and chairman and chief executive officer, International. There is also more information on Journalism.co.uk’s fourth news:rewired event, noise to signal, which takes place on 27 May at Thomson Reuters, Canary Wharf, with just over a week left of earlybird discounted ticket sales.

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#jpod: The top news stories from Journalism.co.uk, 25 March 2011

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This week’s jpod includes a look at the accounts of journalists detained in Libya while reporting on revolts in the country, submissions to the government’s consultation on undertakings in News Corporation’s bid for BSkyB and acting deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan police John Yates denies he had misled MPs in relation to the phone hacking investigation. There is also more information on Journalism.co.uk’s fourth news:rewired event, noise to signal, which takes place on 27 May at Thomson Reuters, Canary Wharf.

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#jpod: The top news stories from Journalism.co.uk, 11 March 2011

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