In March 2010, the Guardian launched a politics live blog led by journalist Andrew Sparrow as part of its coverage of the UK election. Twelve years later, Sparrow’s live blog has amassed more than one billion page views, has inspired other news organisations, and has pushed the Guardian to launch live blogs for other developing stories like the US presidential election or COVID-19. As Vladimir Putin launched an attack on Ukraine, I reached out to Chris Moran, Head of Editorial Innovation at the newspaper, and asked him a few questions about how he and his team have fine-tuned its live blog and about how audiences get their news in high-stakes situations like the one we are going through right now.
Inicio Lo que estamos leyendo Tips from the ‘Guardian’ on live-blogging and covering breaking news on Ukraine...
