The Guardian, Sunday Times and BBC on future of print: Online Media Awards Video Report
A special edition of Trending from the Online Media Awards, including footage from the event which awarded some of the biggest and best operating in online news, and also got some views as to whether print was dead with the advent of digital media.
Trending hears the thoughts of Claire Timms, new media editor for the BBC, Richard Potts, commercial developments director for foobev.com, Ariadne Zanella, multimedia editor for The Sunday Times, Simon Rogers, editor of The Guardian’s datastore and datablog and the head of the Online Media Awards judging panel, Noel Young, discussing the impact of online media upon print.
The full list of winners from the event can be found here. Trending was sponsored by Leeds PR agency Umpf and produced by Wallop Video.
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