Bringing Journalism to your fingertips. Flashback When lockdown hit in 2020, travel journalists were stopped in their tracks. Many had to cancel their trips or fly home from places that they were writing about. …

Bringing journalism to your fingertips. Microblogging As was quoted in my previous post, microblogging is described by the Upland Blog as follows; “Microblogs are shorter form blogs, which allow users to exchange small elements of content such as single sentences, individual images, or video links.” If you would like to…

Bringing journalism to your fingertips. So, have you recently been interested in getting into microblogging? Well, you probably already have a microblog believe it or not as platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are all microblogging platforms. What is microblogging? Well, microblogging is described by the Upland blog as follows; “Microblogs are…

Bringing Journalism to your fingertips. When people speak about travel journalism, you think of people flying off on business class trips around the world, eating nice food and staying at 5* hotels right? Well, not to crush your dreams but being a travel journalist has a lot more to it…

Bringing journalism to your fingertips. The legal landscape for journalists is like a minefield; stories and posts of nomadic lifestyles don’t come without legal conditions. Here are some legal terms that travel journalists NEED to know: Defamation — an untrue statement that’s been presented as fact and causes harm to…

Bringing journalism to your fingertips. Multimodality … what is it? How does it incorporate into storytelling? Why should it be adopted? In this post I will be answering all of these burning questions on the topic. What is it? Well, multimodality is the art of telling a story using various modes such as…