Interviews
Interview with Sarah Hartley, Editor of Contributoria
Sarah Hartley believes that crowdfunded collaborative journalism platform Contributoria can help restore public trust in journalistic activity.
News
Interviews
Interview with Dan Davies, iPad Editor of Esquire Weekly
Find out the motivations and considerations of an editor working exclusively for the iPad platform
Data
Interhacktives top stories of 2013
From EU cookie law to Buzzfeed UK, Nassos Stylianou brings you the top stories of 2013 to come out of Interhacktives HQ.
Interviews
BuzzFeed's Luke Lewis: the strategy behind our success
The BuzzFeed UK team, started in early-mid 2013, has gone from strength to strength. Sophie Warnes caught up with Editor, Luke Lewis, for a chat.
Events
Recap: MediaLab Session - The Good Long Read
Interhacktives was at last week's MediaLab Session. Find out about the joint venture of Newspaper Club and The Guardian.
Audience & Social
5th Hackney Debate: Social media - a blessing or a curse?
The BBC’s George Alagiah chairs the 5th Hackney Debate, a discussion of how social media is shaping society, and in some cases how society is shaping social media.
News
Scoop: CNN looks at World AIDS Day
CNN's interactive infographical look at World AIDS Day 2013 is this week's top scoop. Here's why.
Events
Best New Tools from #hhldn
Hacks Hackers London met-up in late November, and introduced some excellent new tools. What were they?
Data
Martin Belam launches Ampp3d the new 'socially shareable' data site
The eagerly-awaited data project from Martin Belam and Trinity Mirror, formerly known as 'Mysterious Project Y', has officially been named... Ampp3d.
News
Scoop: Mapping the Bitcoin
It can be difficult to keep track of Bitcoin's position in the financial market. Here's how it's done.
Interviews
"Don't make assumptions" - Interview: Malachy Browne, Storyful
Nassos Stylianou talks with Malachy Browne, news editor at social media news agency Storyful.
Audience & Social
Twiplomacy: measuring the Twitter clout of International Orgs
A new piece of research by Twiplomacy shows the extent to which international NGOs use Twitter to communicate with the public.