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3. February, 2011
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Adam Westbrook: The virtue of video in hyperlocal
Adam Westbrook is a freelance journalist, he lectures at Kingston University, blogs here, tweets here and is running a great new journalism business competition If I were running a hyperlocal website, I would use video. Online video is more affordable,
28. January, 2011
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Do PR companies and press offices only hinder good journalism? | DEBATE
It’s an age old problem: you ring up a press office or PR company for a quote or some figures and they take two weeks to get back to you with a pithy quote that contributes nothing to your piece.
16. January, 2011
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Lamposts and shop windows is where you find news
Being a reporter isn’t just about writing flowing prose. It’s about sourcing the story, finding a lead and getting that tip off. And that can be tough, especially if you’re on work experience and trying to make a mark but
15. January, 2011
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Thom Airs: Death knocks, being shot at and getting the wrong person
Thom Airs studied journalism as an undergraduate and postgraduate at Cardiff University, where he was sports editor of student newspaper Gair Rhydd. He graduated in 2006 and worked for the Reading Evening Post before joining the Oxford Mail, where he
15. January, 2011
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Rachel McAthy: A day in the life of Journalism.co.uk reporter
From the moment I get up in the morning I try and get a grip on the conversations of the day so far within the journalism industry, catching up on Twitter and checking emails I have received overnight such as
14. January, 2011
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Q&A with Lynne Anderson of the Newspaper Society
Lynne Anderson is the Communications Director of the Newspaper Society with responsibility for its overall communications strategy and corporate affairs work, as well as editorial facilities and circulation/audience issues for the NS and the NPA. She is a former newspaper
10. January, 2011
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Reporter’s week, it’s all about the buzz.
My desire to be a journalist never stemmed out of getting a scoop or spreading the word from a crime scene. The kind of reporting I was, and remain, interested in doing isn’t that which people typically associate with hard-nosed,
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Jason Grant: trying to get a job in radio
This is the first of a series of posts about other hard working hacks and their routes into journalism.This week, Jason Grant – broadcast journalist and media trainer – tells us what life is like after a BJTC. So I’m
18. August, 2010
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Pay me! I don’t want work experience!
About a month ago I wrote nine fishing letters to various newspapers and media groups asking for casual work to help fund my MA at City. The fishing letter was very brief (only two paragraphs) but very concise in what
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_JenniGraham on Finding a job in journalism: Which websites are the best?
kpedersen03 I wasn't sure how to answer your question, so I asked WH readers on Twitter what they would write in...kpedersen03 on Finding a job in journalism: Which websites are the best?
Yet another fantastic post there! What about journalism.co.uk - it's quite a labour-intensive registration process - so I would like...
