Profile: Hannah Bass
- Name Hannah Bass
- Location London
- Twitter: mhd_bass
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- Email: hannah@wannabehacks.co.uk
- Website: http://mhdbass.wordpress.com
Profile
Hannah is studying Magazine Journalism at City University. Before moving to London for her Masters, Hannah freelanced and interned at local publications as well as working in communications for environment and development NGOs. She writes about culture, development, feminism and women's issues.
Posts by Hannah Bass
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When a liveblog isn’t the answer: experiments in online journalism
Yesterday the Guardian started liveblogging its own newsdesk. While some applauded this latest move toward an open newsroom, others said it was navel-gazing meta news gone mad. For me, a liveblog was just the wrong medium. I, a certified wannabe
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A love letter to Jezebel.com
Dearest darling Jezebel, As a sometimes angry, mostly hysterical feminist with a passion for gender politics and reproductive rights and a penchant for pretty boys and trash TV, I thought I’d never find the perfect news website for me. All
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It’s never too late to learn! The Postgrad’s newfound love for multimedia
Yup, it’s another video! I’ve started to become more and more interested in exploring multimedia, to the point that I ran for the role of multimedia editor on our MA magazine. This newfound interest has got me thinking that it’s
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VIDEO: The Postgrad’s final work placement report
I’m enjoying a rare day off after a brilliant 2 week placement at the BMJ. Here’s a video of me rabbiting on about how continually surprised I was by the place… And it’s back to school on Monday! Has anyone else had
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REVIEW | FRONTLINE: A Year of Journalism and Conflict
2011 was undoubtedly an incredible year for news as uprisings spread across Egypt, Tunisia, Syria, Libya and London. Now the dramatic uprisings of the last 12 months are the subject of a new exhibition. I went along to check out
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So I’ve got an iPad… Now what do I do with it?
My beautiful iPad arrived for my 23rd birthday (thanks Mum and Dad!) and I love it. I haven’t been so excited about a new toy since I got my Animal Hospital pet ambulance aged six. But now what do I
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The Postgrad’s work placement (and life) update
By the time you’re watching this, I’ll probably be on the tube to start my first day of work experience at BMJ magazine. I made this little video to let you know what I’m getting up to. Warning: it’s even
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The Postgrad’s resolutions for 2012
It’s that time of year again. We’re all boozed out, bloated and have the back-to-school blues (except not really, because I’m back at DIVA for a week, which is awesome). We’re writing our New Year’s Resolutions to get fit, work
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2011 in review: a revolutionary year for journalism
2011 was an epic year for news. Whether it was natural disasters, dictators’ deaths, revolutions and riots, crisis in the Eurozone or scandals in the British press, news editors were spoiled for choice. As newspapers became the news, 2011 also
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Christmas presents for the journalist in your life
Panicking about present-buying? Or wondering what to put on your wish list? We have the perfect presents for wannabe hacks, from stocking fillers to splashing out. Just take your pick from these journalistic treats… Essays by George Orwell “Good prose