Session on newspapers
Sarah Hartley
To introduce myself, I'm the editor of the Guardian's Local network
(more on that here;http://www.guardian.co.uk/local) and I'm looking
forward to meeting you all on Saturday. Although my primary reason for
attending is to listen, learn and understand more about the issues and
concerns that you all have, Hugh suggested that some of you might be
interested in a session about working with newspapers. Happy to help
if I can, so please do let me know if that interests you, and if
there's any specific aspects you'd like to look at.
Best regards
Sarah
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Hugh Flouch
My thoughts here are that to some extent if we're running a local site,
we're all reporting in some way. What sort of relationships might we think
about with local newspapers? Is it a learning one where we're able to pick
up hard won journalistic skills? (There are already some interesting models
developing). Or is there a news sharing dialogue to be had? I general, my
sense is that there's plenty to be gained for both sides from collaboration.
It's just a matter of what and how.
Hugh
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Sarah Hartley
the best topics to cover and have come up with; linking good practice,
PCC type issues, how newspapers are structured and something around
copyright.
These may, or may not, be the big issues for all of you so please do
let me know if there's a particular aspect you'd like addressing. I've
also opened up the debate to bloggers/sites outside London by posting
these thoughts on my blog;
http://sarahhartley.wordpress.com/2010/09/23/how-can-hyperlocals-and-the-mainstream-media-work-better-together
All thoughts and contributions welcome!
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David Barry
"hyperlocal" website in question.
The Finsbury Park area, as I have mentioned elsewhere, is partly in
each of three boroughs so altho' an area in its own right it is only a
small part of the territory of the respective Borough based papers.
This suggests that a successful Finsbury Park site would not compete
with the local press as, in fact, there is no local press as such -
but could well feed into, and be a source of material for the existing
press.