From journalists in Gaza, to K-pop stars, to The President of the United States, Alyce Hogg looks back on the top ten reddit ‘Ask Me Anything’ posts of 2012.
Win News journalist Tom Maclean sits down with Alyce Hogg to talk long days at the office, journalistic idealism, and his passion for broadcast media.
Media consumers are increasingly expecting immediate, up to date content as events occur. But is liveblogging technology the answer? Alyce Hogg investigates.
From journalists in Gaza, to K-pop stars, to The President of the United States, Alyce Hogg looks back on the top ten reddit ‘Ask Me Anything’ posts of 2012.
Win News journalist Tom Maclean sits down with Alyce Hogg to talk long days at the office, journalistic idealism, and his passion for broadcast media.
Media consumers are increasingly expecting immediate, up to date content as events occur. But is liveblogging technology the answer? Alyce Hogg investigates.
Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd spoke at La Trobe University Tuesday, amidst student protests over government cuts, reports Alyce Hogg.
From journalists in Gaza, to K-pop stars, to The President of the United States, Alyce Hogg looks back on the top ten reddit ‘Ask Me Anything’ posts of 2012.
Win News journalist Tom Maclean sits down with Alyce Hogg to talk long days at the office, journalistic idealism, and his passion for broadcast media.
Media consumers are increasingly expecting immediate, up to date content as events occur. But is liveblogging technology the answer? Alyce Hogg investigates.
In these dark times for journalism, Alyce Hogg investigates how regional newspapers might utilise pre-existing community ties to make online journalism profitable.
Leigh Rogers, sports journalist at The Wimmera Mail Times, talks to Alyce Hogg about regional football and ethical dilemmas.
Last week, reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian launched The Internet Defence League in a bid to protect the free and open Internet. Alyce Hogg investigates.
The time has come for yet another team of upstart editors to say goodbye.
Wednesday 30 May marked a year since a Four Corners report turned Australia’s live export industry on its head. Alyce Hogg investigates what has changed a year on.
Political documentary An African Election recently premiered in Australia at the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival. Alyce Hogg reports.
Alyce Hogg investigates the possible repercussions of installing Facebook’s frictionless sharing services.
Last year 11 horses died while competing in Australian jumps races. Alyce Hogg explores the ethics of one of the nation’s most controversial sports.
Steve Kelly, editor of the Warrnambool Standard, sits down with Alyce Hogg to ponder the future of regional newspapers, and reflect on a career that has taken him across the globe.
Should social news sites like reddit take a more active role in moderating and censoring content that perpetuates prejudice and hate? Alyce Hogg investigates the place of censorship within social media.
Could the humble paper and ink magazine be the saving grace of online media? Alyce Hogg investigates, as the industry looks to the past in its attempt to satisfy consumer demand for personalised and customised content.
Alyce Hogg interviews CEO Will Emmett of the youth-led Left Right Think-Tank, and discovers that not all Australian youth are detached from politics.
Tofu or not tofu? is an ongoing series of articles and weekly challenges created by an omnivore, a vegetarian, and a vegan. This week Alyce Hogg investigates whether eating meat can ever truly be humane. The ethical omnivore movement believes it can.
Tofu or not tofu? is an ongoing series of articles and weekly challenges created by an omnivore, a vegetarian, and a vegan. This week, Alyce Hogg took up the raw vegan challenge to find out to what happens when a vegan gives up all processed and heated foods.
The Tofu or not tofu? team attempts to give up processed and heated food for a week, and fail abysmally.
Is social media the new face of the fourth estate? Alyce Hogg examines the Kony 2012 phenomenon and ensuing backlash and asks where, in today’s rapidly evolving media industry, should we place our trust?
