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13 November 2009 2,065 views 2 Comments By admin

news:rewired 14:1:2010 sold outThe first news:rewired event took place on 14 January 2010 at City University London.

Read some of the coverage here.

news:rewired was a one-day event for working journalists, trainees, journalism students and academics to learn new multimedia, social media and online skills from those with first-hand experience. It provided first-hand advice on using new technologies, tools and skills for online journalism and practical case studies from those who are pioneering new techniques in journalism.

Interested in future events? Sign up here. You can follow @newsrewired on Twitter.

news:rewired was brought to you by Journalism.co.uk, the UK’s essential site for journalists. It was supported by the BBC College of Journalism, the Press Association, Cision, AudioBoo and Blinked.TV.

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  • Damaru Lal Bhanari said:

    Hello,

    Greetings from Kathmandu, Nepal !!!

    Thanks for the open invitation but given the resources I am not in a position to make it to it.

    It would certainly be big break if the air passage and other expenses were also paid by organizers.

    Such being the case, I would be delighted if you could pass on the knowledge generated on how to keep the online news portal afloat.

    Best regards

    Damaru Lal Bhandari
    editor,
    reportersnepal.com
    Kathmandu

  • “News:rewired”: Un encuentro para debatir sobre el panorama actual de los medios de comunicación – Periodismo Ciudadano said:

    [...] se celebrará el próximo 14 de enero de 2010,  en la Ciudad Universitaria de Londres: News:rewired, un encuentro diseñado para abordar y dialogar sobre los problemas actuales del entorno de los [...]

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