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New Journalism Review: I discuss technology in journalism, content management systems, data journalism and social media

Newjournalismreview.com

Newjournalismreview.com is hosted in United States / Scottsdale . Newjournalismreview.com doesn't use HTTPS protocol. Number of used technologies: 11. First technologies: CSS, Flexslider, Gravatar, Number of used javascripts: 14. First javascripts: Swfobject.js, Jquery.js, Jquery-migrate.min.js, Number of used analytics tools: 3. First analytics tools: Google Analytics, SiteMeter, WordPress Stats, Number of used plugins, modules: 3. Its server type is: Apache. Its CMS is: Wordpress.

Technologies in use by Newjournalismreview.com

Technology

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Content Management System

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Wordpress

Analytics

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HTTPS (SSL) - Newjournalismreview.com

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Meta - Newjournalismreview.com

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Content: This article aims to look at the history of local TV in the UK to date and look at its prospects for the future.Â Around 20 stations are set to go live as part of a first round of local TV launches, here are the ones that have launched to date: As of September 2014:Â Estuary TV, Grimsby (broadcasting from November 2013) Mustard TV, Norwich (broadcasting from March 2014) London Live, London (broadcasting from March 2014) Notts TV, Nottingham (broadcasting from May 2014) STV Glasgow, Glasgow (broadcasting from June 2014) Latest TV, Brighton & Hove (broadcasting from August 2014) Context The then Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport, Jeremy Hunt, announced plans for commercial local TV in 2010. He told the Oxford Media Convention in 2011: â€œFor consumers, what this will mean is a new channel dedicated to the provision of local news and contentâ€¦â€¦..one that will sit alongside other public service broadcasters, offering a new voice for local
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Server / Hosting

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Country: United States
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