“We already know something about what motivates and prevents people from engaging with the news - whether in a call-in radio show or an ambitious crowdsourced project online. When newsrooms are planning these initiatives, it is worth considering if we have given people a reason to contribute - beyond simply contributing.”
Michael Charles Rundle is a writer, editor and illustrator who lives in London.
Currently working for The Huffington Post, Michael was previously editor at Asylum UK. He has also written for the BBC, The Brooklyn Rail, Daily Finance, Metro and Spinner Music, among others.
His employment history and portfolio can be found below, and various things he has written and found online are collected to the right.
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