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Guardian to become 24/7 Web-first newspaper

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DRAFT PRINCIPLES OF 24/7 WORKING
The Guardian is increasingly becoming a global news provider with an international audience and reputation.

Web users expect to read about news as it happens.

If we don’t update our site continuously readers will go elsewhere.

Our website is crucial to our digital strategy and to the future of the Guardian & Observer.

The international purpose and reach of the Guardian & Observer cannot be achieved by current publication schedules.

The Guardian and Observers’ journalism must be accurate, reliable and trusted.

In any circumstances where speed might compromise trust we should place a greater emphasis on trust.

We still place an extremely high value on depth, complexity and journalism which cannot be rushed.

We recognise that much of our best journalism takes time, patience and diligent research.

24/7 means we will publish material around the clock across seven days, rather than (as at present) for 16 hours a day across five days

It means publishing more of our news according to the demands of the web rather than the rhythms and expectations of a newspaper

Generally, news material which has been written, subbed and legalled may be posted on the web as it becomes available

Exceptions can be made for any stories which the relevant editor wishes to hold back for the print edition

We will continue to use news wires for breaking news but will seek to use our full editorial resources to add “Guardian/Observer” value as soon as possible.

This means adding context, analysis and opinion - and, sometimes, colour.

The above mainly applies in the areas of news (home, foreign, city, sport).

It also applies to commentary and, for instance, arts criticism.

There will be areas of non-news coverage that we wish to extend and explore over seven days.

Our production processes must reflect the needs of the web (e.g. the use of web-friendly headlines as well as newspaper headlines, links, tagging, key wording and so on.)

All journalists across Guardian, GU and Observer will be expected to work according to the above principles.

Alan Rusbridger
Editor, The Guardian

Discussion

2 comments about 'Guardian to become 24/7 Web-first newspaper'

They may be able to achieve 24/7, but they
have a long way to go on becoming an accurate and trusted news source. The Guardian is
a basically a leftist political pamphlet
now. The BBC has a much better shot at
this.

Posted by P Blake at March 14, 2007 12:09 PM

This will change the entire face of news media

Posted by Sohail Sangi at October 16, 2009 11:00 AM

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