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New research: How do hyperlocals contribute to local democracy and what do they need?

5th February 2014 by Mike Rawlins

Collaborative survey asks about hyperlocals’ contribution to the UK media landscape. Survey at this link Hyperlocal publishing and community websites are becoming an increasingly important feature of the UK media landscape, supplementing existing … [Read more...] about New research: How do hyperlocals contribute to local democracy and what do they need?

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: ahrc, Andy Williams, birmingham city university, Cardiff University, Dave Harte, hyperlocal, Judith Townend, media plurality and power project, research, Steve Barnett, University of Westminster

Some hyperlocal winners at the Wales Blog Awards

24th September 2012 by nickygetgood

Last Thursday evening saw the awards ceremony for the third annual Wales Blog Awards, created to give 'the best amateur bloggers in Wales' the recognition they deserve. A full list of the winners is here and it includes some great examples of Welsh … [Read more...] about Some hyperlocal winners at the Wales Blog Awards

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: @alllocalnews, Ben Black, Cardiff Before Cardiff, Cardiff University, centre for community journalism, Cwmbran Life, Dave Harte, Helia Phoenix, JOMEC, Jon Pountney, Keith S Robertson, Oggy Bloggy Ogwr, openly local, Owen Donovan, School of Journalism, Wales Blog Awards, We Are Cardiff

Hyperlocal exit strategy

12th January 2012 by nickygetgood

Changes in Team DiG | Digbeth is Good

One piece of advice Dave Harte gives to community website managers in his fantastic post 'Hyperlocal till I die' is, strangely, 'to have some children'. Or, more specifically: ...something that keeps you tied to an area...The longevity of your blog … [Read more...] about Hyperlocal exit strategy

Filed Under: Blog, Other Tools and Tips Tagged With: bournville village, Dave Harte, digbeth is good, Digbeth Residents' Association, Ed Walker, hannah waldram, Richard Jones, Saddleworth News

Content idea from Bournville Village: News from the notice boards

2nd September 2010 by nickygetgood

Bournville Village Notice Board

News from the notice boards is a great new regular feature that Dave Harte has introduced on the Bournville Village website: One of the best ways to find out what’s happening in and around Bournville is to take time to read the notice boards on … [Read more...] about Content idea from Bournville Village: News from the notice boards

Filed Under: Blog, Quick Tips, Writing and Content Ideas Tagged With: birmingham, Bournville, bournville village, Dave Harte

July webinar sessions with hyperlocal publishers: spaces available

5th July 2010 by nickygetgood

We are reaching the end of the first national wave of talk about local training with UK online centres and some amazing websites have emerged, such as Moretonhampstead Hub, Heeley Online,  Doddington's Doings and This is Penhill. I'll be writing … [Read more...] about July webinar sessions with hyperlocal publishers: spaces available

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: Annette Albert, bournville village, Dave Harte, doddington's doings, Heeley Online, Lichfield Blog, moretonhampstead hub, Philip John, pitsnpots, This is Penhill, Tony Walley, UK online centres, W14 London, webinar

Running, data and community

24th June 2010 by daveharte

As if I wasn't already busy enough trying to capture what's happening in Bournville on the hyperlocal website I edit, I've now committed to managing the website for my running club, Bournville Harriers. I though it worth sharing here how we work the … [Read more...] about Running, data and community

Filed Under: Examples of hyperlocal sites, Writing and Content Ideas Tagged With: Bournville, community, Data, Dave Harte, Guest post, Running

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