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The Santa Maria fire, Jimmy Savile scandal and why journalists must never forget
Coverage of the Santa Maria fire by the Brazilian media has been overwhelming. Whole spreads were allocated to it the day after it happened, bumping any other news to the back of the news agenda. The O Globo website has
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Getting bylines is key – MoonProject could help
To be a journalist now a days, you need experience. You need to be published to gain experience. But you can’t get published without experience. The circle continues. What if you could get published though? What if you could write
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How to pitch a freelance article
Unless you were reading the Metro yesterday you probably didn’t realise that it is National Freelancers Day tomorrow. According to the Metro report, over 4 million people in the UK (just over 10 per cent of the working population) are
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Receiving feedback and learning from criticism
I don’t know what I was expecting when I opened that email. I had worked so hard and for so long, I just wanted a chance to prove myself and show that I am a good writer. I have no
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How to make conference reporting work for you
In case you have been wondering why I have been so quiet these past couple of weeks, I have been travelling up and down the country listening to politicians trying to rally their supporters and generally make promises they are
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How to make freelance journalism pay
Online tech blog, The Kernel , has never been a stranger to controversy. Known for its irreverent attempt to ‘fix European technology journalism’ in the eight months since its launch it has frequently come under fire for its ‘negative coverage’
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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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Emily Ding: How can I become the narrative journalist I want to be?
Emily Ding is a twenty-something barrister turned freelance journalist-writer (that takes care of the identity crisis) based in London who aspires to longform narrative journalism. Follow her at www.mock-heroic.net and @mock_heroic. I’ve always wanted to write. As a teenager I
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Julian Benson: How to ease and manage those blog growing pains
On a hiatus from his degree Julian Benson fills his time writing for The Huffington Post, BeefJack.com, and occasionally even gets paid to write for Wired.co.uk. Somehow he’s become editor of both The Phonograph and Click to Enlarge, though those
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The Postgrad’s resolutions for 2012
It’s that time of year again. We’re all boozed out, bloated and have the back-to-school blues (except not really, because I’m back at DIVA for a week, which is awesome). We’re writing our New Year’s Resolutions to get fit, work
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