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What I learnt at the BBC ‘Get In’ roadshow in Salford
The BBC’s Journalism Trainee Scheme and Production Talent Pool attract thousands of applications for their schemes every year. Understandably, it’s incredibly competitive. At the BBC Trainee Scheme’s ‘Get In’ roadshow last week in Salford, Simon Wright, Claire Prosser and Kate Hoyland
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Being smarter with your smartphone
All this week, Digital Bristol, alongside the BBC, are providing a series of workshops and events to showcase the best and cutting edge technology currently in use, or that will be soon. The BBC are capitalising on this in order
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‘Practice makes perfect’ – tips and tricks for wannabe broadcasters
One of the major obstacles that journalists find themselves facing is the sense of unease that overwhelms them when a piece goes live. ’Is everything right?’, ‘Will people hate this?’ and ‘Do I dare look at the comments?’ are all
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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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VIDEO: Behind the scenes at a magazine
If I’ve been a little absent from Wannabe Hacks and Twitter of late, it’s because all my love, time and effort has been put into producing City University journalism school’s annual lifestyle magazine, XCity Arts & Culture. Somewhere in the
1. February, 2012
Advice, Digital and online, Industries, Newspaper, Production, Reporting, Routes into journalism, Tools
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The Hacks at news:rewired
This Friday, the Wannabe Hacks are heading to Journalism.co.uk’s news:rewired event, Media in Motion. We’ll be live blogging the sessions, tweeting, storifying, and also posting more traditional coverage over the course of the day. We’ll be doing this all over at
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Henry Taylor: iPad 2 as a mobile journalism tool
Henry Taylor writes for the The National Student, The Graduate Times, the University of Southampton’s Wessex Scene, and until June this year, was the Opinions Editor of the Soton Tab - he tweets @henryctaylor Thanks to the iPad 2, mobile journalism has been made a whole
3. November, 2011
Advice, Comment, Guest posts, Industries, Production, Radio, Reporting, Routes into journalism, Student media, Television
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Jamie Chadd: Getting involved in student media, a look at television
Jamie Chadd can be found blogging here and tweeting here. It always strikes me as funny to see the term “student media” bandied about as if it was easily interchangeable with “student press” when in fact most universities and student
18. October, 2011
Advice, Digital and online, Entrepreneurship, Finding a job, How to guides, Industries, Newspaper, Production, Reporting, Routes into journalism, Tools
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The Jobseeker covers an Occupation – on the cheap
A while back I blogged about covering riots, and the coverage of the London Riots. I’ve been following the Occupy Wall Street and subsequent movements across the US with a bit of a passing interest for
13. October, 2011
Advice, Digital and online, Getting started, How to guides, Industries, Newspaper, Photojournalism, Production, Reporting, Tools
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Getting started with multimedia
During one of my first forays into multimedia ever I found myself knee-deep and just a bit over my head. There I was standing in the middle of pigsty, trying to not get any more crap on myself than I
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Andy Hamilton Bet on 4 reasons why you should start a business
Thank you for stimulating my brain with this bright and observant post. http://www.oddsbetting.co.uk/odds-history/Darts/Andy-Hamiltonnicki_ on Applying for the Journalism Diversity Fund
Is there any chance ex-international students could apply?
