Despite information being concise, your Education bit takes up too much space. How about you bring those lines closer together and have more space left for your experience? 

@wannabehacks bit of a spurious exercise. CVs should be customised for each job and your covering letter is in many ways more important

Few thoughts on your CV: In your skills section you've put "liveblogging/data journalism". These are pretty different skills and different parts of journalism, so probably shouldn't be put together like that.

With your work experience, you've put some of the things you're doing currently way down your list, even on to the second page. I've always been told that things you're presently doing should be right at the top of your CV so that a prospective employer can pick it up and see straightaway what your most recent experience is.

Also, at the end of your list, you've grouped three of your placements together, which I think was a little confusing, it probably would be better to have these on your experience list as three separate entries - you could do this by reducing the amount of space that your education takes up.

And one final little thing, the style of how you've written the dates of your experience is inconsistent. Sometimes you write "Apr-Jun 2011", sometimes "September- November 2011" and sometimes "October 2010 - August 2011". I'd say pick one way of writing it and stick to that, it just makes it look nicer!