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15. May, 2013
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Which newspaper subscription is the best value?
Readers of the most popular British tabloid, the Sun, will begin to be charged for access to its website from 1 August, in the latest of the mainstream newspaper publications to switch to a pay-wall. If, eventually, all will switch to
14. May, 2013
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Stand by your content, no matter the threat
Local Newspaper Week kicked off yesterday and is already throwing out some interesting research. In a new survey, carried out by the Newspaper Society, it found that 27% of editors had faced the threat of a withdrawal of adverting from
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Feminist mag ‘Spare Rib’ returns: Will it succeed in the digital age?
Having studied Spare Rib as part of my History degree, I was intrigued to see that plans are being put into place to revive the feminist magazine. The Guardian is rejoicing as Charlotte Raven plans to obtain the £20,000 needed
26. April, 2013
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Newspaper reporter worst job of 2013?
Earlier in the week, Careercast.com released a new survey suggesting that a newspaper report is the worst job of 2013. Not only that, but out of the 200 jobs, photojournalist came in at 188 and broadcast journalist at 184. The
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In defence of news: It’s not all bad for you
Does Rolf Dobelli think everyone in the world is a mindless idiot? His Guardian article certainly seems to think so. I’d like to think that I have a fairly moderate and open mind, and as such, it’s unlikely that I
19. April, 2013
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‘Journalism…it’s not for wimps’: Channel Four’s ‘The Intern’
These words were spoken by Hilary Devey, of Dragon’s Den fame, last night on her running TV series The Intern. This week it was the turn of the journalists as three young hopefuls, John, Lizzie and Dan, spend a week
18. April, 2013
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GuardianWitness – future of Open Journalism or taking something for nothing?
The Guardian has launched a new ‘open journalism’ platform, GuardianWitness. Is it the future of news, where the agenda is shaped by the reader? Perhaps. But the idea isn’t without its flaws. Launched earlier this week, the concept is this:
17. April, 2013
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The ethics of social media and relatives of the deceased
It seems my final year project is throwing every journalistic issue I could face at me in the space of a few short weeks. I’ve had interviewees try to shrug me off, people demand editorial control and the police saying
9. April, 2013
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What I learned about trust and journalism: POLIS Journalism Conference 2013
Journalists are among the least trusted of all the professional industries, along with bankers and MPs, and the phone hacking scandal has done nothing to disprove the terrible allegations that some members of our industry do choose to act in
8. April, 2013
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When it comes to the truth, who cares about balance?
The cardinal rule of news journalism is supposedly to give a story a fair and reasonable examination. This often is expressed in an urge for ‘balance’. In political journalism this is usually straightforward enough if you give equal opportunities for
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