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Nicole Froio – How I fell out of love with student media
My student media career was relatively long. I started as a very keen first year writer for Forge Press and became news editor for my second year which kept me busy most hours of the day and pretty much killed
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Hyperlocal news: lots of work and little money
Gaz Corfield is a one-time student newspaper editor, founder and editor of The West Londoner local news website, and is now a social media specialist working in London. He is passionate about journalism (despite having sold out!) but just can’t see how it
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The five must-read long form pieces of journalism
Everyone likes a good read. It could be a short, zippy few hundred words like this piece, or a long, riveting piece of narrative journalism that grips you from word one, all the way through to word 10,000. A couple
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Six stages of getting over ITV2′s The Exclusives
Like anything that pops up on your Twitter feed designed to make you choke on whatever snack you’re grazing on, there is a process – a model, perhaps – which will help you come to terms with what is going
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DEBATE | Cameras in courtrooms: AGAINST
This morning Hannah argued the case for cameras in courtrooms. Now reader Charlie Lindlar argues against. Charlie is a journalism graduate from the London College of Communication and currently works at The Huffington Post UK. The world is getting smaller.
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DEBATE | Cameras in courtrooms: FOR
The UK is finally making moves to televise the court room. An Edinburgh court sentencing was recently filmed for the first time and a plan to extend the use of cameras in courts is expected to be announced in the
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Journalism: Basically the worst thing, ever
April seems to have been the month of doom and gloom for the journo-type. I can’t speak for the UK, but here in the US there seems to have been a never ending stream of surveys and studies that show
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Hearst will have to work hard to compete with YouTube stars
This week saw the launch of Hello Style, a new YouTube produced by Hearst – the publishers behind Marie Claire, Cosmo and Harper’s Bazaar. I was keen to watch the results – not least because YouTube have shelled out $10million
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Is the Guardian journalism school going to be worth it?
The Guardian are moving into journalism training, according to an article that cropped up on the Press Gazette website this week. There’s not many details being released at the moment. Only that it’ll cost £9,000 and they’re partnering with an
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Sexism and Samantha Brick: why I’m sick of the Mail Online
Unless you only learned to read this morning, you will have read Samantha Brick’s “Why do women hate me for being beautiful?” article last week and the hundreds of follow-up features and counter-arguments. I don’t even really want to get
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