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Personalisation is the next step for student media
Students are becoming more disconnected with traditional media consumption everyday, trading the broadcast schedule for iPlayer, albums and the radio for music streams, and newspapers for personalised news apps. This leaves student media at an impasse. It has to provide
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Top time management tips for exam term
It’s that time of year again. Libraries up and down the country are crammed full of pale-faced students shuddering with a toxic cocktail of nerves and caffeine shakes. Yup, it’s exam term. Last week I asked for time management tips as I’ve been up
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Why campus reporters should ‘Like’ the Facebook ticker
We’re going Facebook crazy at the moment. Yesterday The Entreprenuer argued journalists were a bit late to get to grips with how to use Facebook. This morning The Postgrad said that Facebook could be more useful than Twitter and now
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The Undergrad gets ready to go back to uni
So on Monday, after a month at home in Essex being spoilt by the parents, I’ll be heading back up to Stoke-on-Trent for my final term of university. Being at home has been great but I’m definitely ready to get
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James Thornhill: How I started a newspaper and how YOU can get involved
James Thornhill is Editor of The National Student. Here he talks about how he started the publication from scratch eight years ago, how far it has come since then and asks young wannabes to get involved. As is often the case
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Making contacts
Whenever you ask a journalist for their tips on making it in journalism, they always harp on about the importance of contacts. That’s certainly my experience anyway. And I have to admit they’re right. I remember two years ago when
30. September, 2011
Advice, How to guides, Magazine, Newspaper, Routes into journalism, Student media
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Making the most of your Student Media
Many people may think student journalism is not particularly exciting. But following Elena Cresci’s post on the student media summit it proves it definitely can be. So, if you’re an aspiring journalist at University my advice is to get involved.
16. September, 2011
Postgraduate course
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Work visas and the value of international students
In my last post I talked a bit about one of the options International students have for obtaining a visa after graduation, and the idea of International students joining what is already a crowded journalism market. This is sort of
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The Jobseeker’s tips for dealing with the stress of finding a job
I’m afraid of spiders. The big creepy crawly ones. The ones that slip under your sheets and cause necrosis. And of course the ones hiding under the box, smaller than a penny and waiting to send paralyzing venom coursing through
2. September, 2011
Routes into journalism
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What I’ve learnt from being a Wannabe Hack
Our imminent departure from writing on this site has provoked final tips from The Intern and some thoughts on what might have been from The Student. From me you’re not getting any tips or theories but instead I thought I
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