Profile: Natalie Clarkson
- Name Natalie Clarkson
- Location Stoke-on-Trent
- Twitter: @NatalieJosh
- Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/nataliejosh
- Email: Natalie@wannabehacks.co.uk
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Natalie is a third year BA Journalism student at Staffordshire University. She has done a range of work experience on local newspapers and national magazines.
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Guardian TV advert: a waste of money?
If you were watching Channel 4 on Wednesday night, you probably will have seen the brand new Guardian television advert. Unless you’d gone to make a cup of tea while the adverts were on like I normally do. In case
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The Sun on Sunday: a successful launch but will the success continue?
Yesterday saw the launch of a new newspaper. You’d have to have been living under a rock for the last couple of weeks to not know this was coming. After a big public countdown since Tuesday’s Brit Awards, The Sun
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Should wannabe hacks be slagging off The Sun on Sunday?
In case you missed it, Rupert Murdoch flew into the country last week. Then he made a big announcement about launching The Sun on Sunday. And then Twitter exploded. Ok, maybe that’s a little harsh but there were a lot
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What can wannabe hacks teach employers?
A few weeks ago I went to see my tutor for a bit of a catch up on my major project. As always, as well as discussing my project, we got on to talking about lots of other things. One
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Elliot Bentley: How else can we structure newspaper and magazine websites?
Elliot Bentley is a final year Biology student at Newcastle University, and the Deputy Editor of student newspaper The Courier. He is interested in journalism, design, and particularly where the two collide, and can be found regularly retweeting other people
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Fearing the death knock
I don’t know if you saw, but the Press Gazette published an article yesterday about the death knock and speaking to bereaved families. The piece details research that has been carried out and has some quite surprising conclusions. To sum
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Do Sky and the BBC miss the point with their social media policies?
You may have noticed that this week has seen changes in social media policies from both Sky News and the BBC. First, the Guardian reported on Tuesday that Sky News journalists were being told not to repost any information that
8. February, 2012
Advice, Getting started, How to guides, Routes into journalism, Short course and NCTJ
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Monica Stott: How to break in to Travel Journalism
Monica Stott is an aspiring travel journalist and is studying part-time
6. February, 2012
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Five things The Undergrad learnt at news:rewired – media in motion
You may have heard that on Friday The Postgrad, The Entrepreneur, and I were at news:rewired – media in motion. So I thought I’d share five things I learnt during the day. 1. Apple’s Newsstand has been a complete game changer
3. February, 2012
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