Profile: Jonathan Frost
- Name Jonathan Frost
- Location York
- Twitter: @Frost_J
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- Email: jonathan@wannabehacks.co.uk
- Website: http://www.ocqur.com
Profile
Jonathan is a digital journalist and graphic designer. He is currently a second year student at the University of York, studying English Literature and Linguistics. He is Founder and CEO of Ocqur, a platform for breaking news, which is due to launch a product later this year.
Posts by Jonathan Frost
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Jack Parsons CV Workshop
Today, we’re adding another wannabe CV to our catalogue of resumes. Jack Parsons is editor of Listed Magazine, has his NCTJ certificate, and boasts a busy CV. But it’s not beyond improvement, so we want your feedback on it. Be
11. June, 2012
Advice, Applications, Finding a job, Getting started, Routes into journalism, Work experience
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Help write a collaborative Wannabe Hacks Journalism Work Experience ebook
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How to make the most of your free time
It’s been a busy week for me. I’ve just had my last second-year exam, meaning that my degree is tied up until October. It’s a great feeling knowing that I don’t have to write any more essays on Chaucer or
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n0tice’s new toolkit takes open journalism to the next level
n0tice, the lean startup style company working within the Guardian Media Group, has launched their “open journalism toolkit”. n0tice describe the toolkit as a ”free off-the-shelf solution to some of the digital newsroom’s current challenges”. For some background on what n0tice
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Taking opportunities and say yes
Sometimes opportunities just fall into your inbox, and it can be really easy to ignore them and tell yourself you have more important things to be doing. This may be true; I have an exam and an essay due in
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CV Workshop: Oliver Pelling
Ollie Pelling is a freelance journalist currently based out of Melbourne. Today we’re casting our eyes over his latest CV. He graduated last year and wanted to get some feedback on it, so without any uni lecturers or peers around
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Hyperlocal news: lots of work and little money
Gaz Corfield is a one-time student newspaper editor, founder and editor of The West Londoner local news website, and is now a social media specialist working in London. He is passionate about journalism (despite having sold out!) but just can’t see how it
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Get a journo job: start your own paper
Would you ever consider setting up your own local paper, in an effort to fill the void for regional news left by larger retreating news organisations? Relevant links: The Saddleworth Independent Saddleworth Independent founder: ‘Sacking reporters is not a
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Review: Inside the Story
Billed as a masterclass in digital storytelling by those who do it best, Inside The Story is a journalism ebook that wannabes shouldn’t pass up on. It’s an insightful and interesting collection of tips, beautifully presented. Inside The Story is
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Digging into data
Over the weekend, I’ve been boxed up in a student newspaper office. We’ve all been there: the stale smell, the lack of space, and the heavy eyelids. But we do it anyway, for whatever reasons, and I’ve ultimately enjoyed this