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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.
Jonathan Frost
Posts by Jonathan Frost
29. October, 2011 Routes into journalism, Short course and NCTJ
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Emma Walker: short course NCTJ review – my first three weeks

by Jonathan Frost

Emma Walker: short course NCTJ review – my first three weeks Emma Walker, 21, graduated from Leicester University with a BA in English and History. She is now studying NCTJ at Brighton Journalist Works – find her tweeting @emwalkerwolves and find her blogging here. I am by no means in a position
27. October, 2011 Advice, Debate, Getting started
This article has 16 comments

Academic vs Vocational degrees | DEBATE

by Jonathan Frost

It’s that time again; students all over the country are nervously filling out UCAS application forms. For all those set on a career in journalism, you need to decide whether you want to apply for an academic degree, such as
25. October, 2011 Comment, Work experience and interning
This article has 13 comments

Exploitation and work experience

by Jonathan Frost

We are in a vulnerable state, in a vulnerable market. We’re striving to make it on to the bottom rung of the ladder, and even that seems impossible at times. Some people argue that we are exploited by others in
21. October, 2011 Advice, How to guides, Routes into journalism
This article has 27 comments

5 tips for improving your writing

by Jonathan Frost

Confession time: I don’t think I’m actually that good a writer. I don’t think it’s a problem though; the way I see it, my strengths as a wannabe journalist lie elsewhere, in other equally valuable places. However, aiming to improve
19. October, 2011 Advice, Getting started, Routes into journalism, Student media
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How to be a good wannabe: time management

by Jonathan Frost

When the new team took over at Wannabe Hacks, I knew it was going to involve a lot of work. It’s a big commitment, and one that’s been really worthwhile and rewarding already, and we’re not even two months in.
19. October, 2011 Comment, Digital and online, Expert Insight, Guest posts, Industries
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Martin Cloake: Solberg’s 10% rule proves we still don’t get social media

by Jonathan Frost

Martin Cloake is a journalist, award-winning author, editor, trainer and project manager. He writes and edits sport, finance, media and technology. When I read that Norwegian editor Helje Solberg had told last week’s News Rewired event that staff on her
11. October, 2011 Comment, Digital and online, Industries, Newspaper
This article has 8 comments

Journalists should spend 10% of their time on social media

by Jonathan Frost

Journalists should spend 10% of their time on social media At last week’s news:rewired conference, I attended a session about Newsroom Architecture. The topics discussed were quite far-reaching, and in her presentation, Helje Solberg, executive editor of the norwegian paper VG, spoke about how her newsroom use social media. She
10. October, 2011 Comment, Digital and online, Entrepreneurship, Industries
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Storify: misuse, monetisation, and the media.

by Jonathan Frost

Storify has to be hot property of the year, in the world of digital journalism. For those of you that have been living under a rock, it allows users to  curate and compile social media in order to create a
10. October, 2011 Advice, Guest posts, Routes into journalism
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Hannah Frost: 5 tips for getting motivated.

by Jonathan Frost

Hannah Frost: 5 tips for getting motivated. Hannah Frost is a third year journalism student at the University of Sheffield. Since first getting published at age 15, she has completed work experience at local and national magazines, and has set her heart on magazine journalism. Hannah is
2. October, 2011 Digital and online, Industries, Newspaper
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Wannabe Hacks to live blog the news:rewired conference

by Jonathan Frost

Wannabe Hacks to live blog the news:rewired conference On Thursday, three of the Wannabe Hacks will be live blogging Journalism.co.uk‘s news:rewired conference. The Entrepreneur, The Intern, and The Undergrad will all be heading to the capital to cover the day’s sessions. The agenda looks to be interesting and
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