Award-winning reporter Julia MacFarlane explains what the music press can learn from traditional news journalism.
As Drowned in Sound's podcast season looking at the future of music media continues, we wander into the world of international journalism with award-winning reporter Julia MacFarlane. With a wealth of experience reporting on major global events for the BBC to ABC News, Julia shares her unique insights into the art of covering huge stories and the challenges of conveying truth in an age of misinformation.
DiS018 | Season 2: The Future of Music Journalism EP10
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Hosted and Produced by Sean Adams.
What is the function of record reviews in 2024?
The joys of magazine-making with PROG Editor Jerry Ewing
Should music critics 'pivot to video'?
Why Music Journalism Matters
Is 'Traditional Media' Still Relevant for New Artists?
If $600 billion a year is being spent, why are so many publications closing?
Has music become a sub-genre of internet culture?
Shouldn't all music journalism be intersectional?
Lessons from two decades of crafting DIY Magazine
Why music needs to talk about the climate crisis
How will the music coverage of the future be funded?
Is music journalism's future in campaigning?
Introduction to S2: The Editor's Letter / Voice Note
DiS008: Live Music And Mental Health
DiS007: AI, AI, AI! UK Government's War on Copyrighted Music?! Beatles AI song! - Dr Hayleigh Bosher explains it all
DiS006: Women's Equality in Music & Glastonbury's pipeline with Vick Bain from The F List / ISM
DiS005: How music can embrace the power of AI with ChatGPT expert David Boyle
DiS004: Tune in, AI Out - the co-founders of Endel on music's potential futures
DiS003: TikTok, "Authenticity" and Music with Eleanor from Crystal Fighters
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