Media News - Wednesday, February 01, 2012
The Guardian continues to open up with Newsdesk live
"So... What are you working on?" Now some Guardian journalists are prepared to give us the answer to that question, as the paper unrolled Newsdesk live, a blog that promises to "bring you the news as we break it, explain how we choose what we report and why - and ask you to get involved." This new blog from The Guardian's national news team puts the audience at the heart of the news-writing process, asking them to get in touch via comments, emails or Tweets to provide editors with ideas and information to help create stories. The blog builds on The Guardian's Open Newslist, launched last October, which published a selection of the stories that journalists were working on, and allowed readers to Tweet at those journalists in real time. Newsdesk Live takes the whole project one step further, both incorporating the Open Newslist and allowing readers comment on what's happening on the news desk at length within a live comment thread. (Sfnblog.com)
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