Convergence calls: Multimedia story telling at British News Websites

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Neil Thurman & Ben Lupton Convergence calls: Multimedia story telling at British News Websites International Symposium on Online Journalism: UT Austin April 5 2008 1

As an industry, many of us have been remarkably, unaccountably, complacent. The emphasis online is shifting from text only to text with video. Rupert Murdoch, speech to American Society of Editors, 2005 2

The response: an overhaul of all its regional newspaper websites...greater emphasis on multimedia a true multimedia experience for our users news on demand video service serious investment in its own team 3

The printed newspaper is in crises but of course it has a future. Multimedia has to be an answer. Bill Hagerty, Editor of the British Journalism Review, 2006 4

UK s Online Video Market - June 2007 5

Interviewees: Interviews conducted in June/July 2007 Steve Bennedik Editor, Sky News Networked Media Pete Clifton Head of BBC News Interactive Steve Herrmann Neil McIntosh James Montgomery Editor, BBC News Interactive Head of Editorial Development, Guardian.co.uk Editor, FT.com Steve Purcell Ed Roussel Anne Spackman Marc Webber 6 Editor, Mirror.co.uk Digital Editor, Telegraph Media Group Editor, Times Online Assistant Editor, News, The Sun Online

Online video an opportunity for newspapers: They are the ones that break stories in the main...they are not weighed down by the baggage of broadcast media. Steve Purcell, Editor, Mirror.co.uk The cost of production in television is sky high when anybody can produce video for the Net. Will what we do be as good? Probably not. Does it need to be? No. Ed Roussel, Digital Editor, Telegraph Media Group 7

People from [BBC] TV news and news gathering who don t really get what we re doing. Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive We ve cut up television news and stuck them on web stories. Steve Herrmann, Editor, BBC News Interactive Far too often, it s not performed a very useful function at all. Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive 8

the bloke with the immaculate hair Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive 9

BBC Embedded Flash Video Trial (Hits per 100 visitors) Stand-alone Embedded 10

It had set the standard...created the expectation that watching video on the web was going to be that quick, that simple. Steve Herrmann, Editor, BBC News Interactive 11

Video shouldn t live outside or separately from the rest of what [they] do...that s absolutely the key thing for us - how do we embed the stuff? It s primary home has to be the story. Neil McIntosh, Head of Editorial Development, Guardian.co.uk 12

They ll probably end up doing everything really badly. Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive This is not robo journo, this is not us trying to get journalists to have a pen in one hand and a camera in the other...they are distinctive disciplines. Marc Webber, Assistant Editor, News, Sun Online I don t think [print and multimedia] are necessarily a complementary set of skills. Neil McIntosh, Head of Editorial Development, Guardian.co.uk 13

dramatic to the quirky showbiz froth primarily visual lightweight stories 14

when the bloke smashed up the [$1.5 million] vintage Ferrari Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive Convergence means less process stories, investigative reporting, international news, and in depth coverage. Ben Scott, A Contemporary History of Journalism, 2005 15

technology We re giving people what they want but hopefully we re also leading them into a whole new world of consumption. Steve Bennedik, Editor, Sky News Networked Media 16

1.3 million unique users a week http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/feb/20/bbc.digitalmedia1 17

a dilution in story choice as multimedia newsrooms cover fewer and fewer stories. Ben Scott, A Contemporary History of Journalism, 2005 Third Party Providers: 18

Video: Partnerships VS In House Mirror.co.uk & ROO Group: A bloody mess...relying on American led content. Steve Purcell, Editor, Mirror.co.uk Sun Online & Press Association: Contract will kick the bucket. Marc Webber, Assistant Editor, News, Sun Online Specialist video is a unique selling point for newspapers. James Montgomery, Editor, FT.com We ll produce original pieces of video journalism built from the ground up. Neil McIntosh, Head of Editorial Development, Guardian.co.uk 19

We want to bring the right kind of video through to the website. Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive 20

Video use is now central to online publishing Press Gazette, 22/10/07 The vast majority of our audience comes for text. Video was not the first point of contact. Steve Herrmann, Editor, BBC News Interactive Anne Spackman, Editor, Times Online In five years, text will probably be more dominant. James Montgomery, Editor, FT.com 21

We have unique content to differentiate ourselves in a world where news is becoming increasingly commoditized. We have to refashion what our web presence is. It can t be what it too often is today: a bland repurposing of our print content. Instead it will need to offer compelling and relevant content. Deep, deep local news. Rupert Murdoch, speech to American Society of Editors, 2005 22