Journalism
Kashmiri Journalists on Lack of Internet Hampering Their Work
Regulating the internet in Kashmir also throttles journalism in the state. In Old News fellows share their experience.
Are Journalists on Their Way to Becoming One-Person Armies?
Newsrooms are shrinking. The race to break some news is getting tougher by the day. With tons of news channels on television, plus digital publications and social media riding the hypercurrent wave of constantly relaying news and updates, it’s a challenge to report events in the traditional way with a camera crew. That’s where mobile journalism steps in to save the day.
Democratising the Game of Bylines in India
A 101Reporters story starts with a journalist from their networks pitching a story to the editors. Once a story gets approved, it’s then pitched to the partner publications. When a publication calls dibs on a story, the journalist is notified and the reporting begins. 101Reporters has now started publishing stories even on their own website: 101reporters.com
Do you only post for Instagram likes?
Should we care about Instagram likes at all?
User Generated Conundrum
How do you build an ethical and sustainable UGC model?
How to buy a YouTube channel and why you probably shouldn’t
What you need to know about buying YouTube channels We did it so you don’t have to.
