Funding the Future: How the Accelerator Supports Welsh Newsrooms
Ping News has just completed its third successful year providing a vital lifeline to independent publishers across Wales.
Matt Abbott
News
What we have been doing, and what we learned.
Including the things that did not work. 9 posts, oldest to most recent, kept here rather than quietly deleted.
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Programmatic Advertising Made Simple with ads•ping
Ping News is proud to introduce ads.ping - an exciting new way for independent publishers to maximise revenue through programmatic advertising.
Matt Abbott
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Transforming Journalism Through Ethical Content Use
In an era where information flows freely, the issue of fair use and proper attribution of journalistic content has never been more critical.
Matt Abbott
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Ping! Trial - What We Learned
Although we knew it before, hyperlocal content has proven itself to be of great value to larger news publishers.
Matt Abbott
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Welsh Public Interest Journalism Accelerator Grantees
Ten independent community media organisations in wales have been awarded grants from a £100,000 fund aimed at supporting local public interest journalism.
Matt Abbott
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Ping!’s First Month: A Triumph for independent Journalism
The first month Ping! app trial has been a success with 43 hyperlocal publishers who uploaded a staggering 1,324 stories between them
Sam Hearn
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AI and Local Community Journalism in the UK: Opportunities and Challenges
The world of journalism is evolving rapidly, and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is set to have a profound impact on the way news is created, consumed, and distributed.
Sam Hearn
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Empowering Hyperlocal Journalism and Fostering Community Resilience
Ping! News, a Community Interest Company (CIC), is dedicated to revolutionising the independent community news sector by providing hyperlocal journalists with free access to state-of-the-art news delivery technology and new revenue streams
Sam Hearn
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May Launch
Ping News have launched their application Ping! to better support independent community journalists
Sam Hearn
