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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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Underrepresentation in UK media: will we find the balance in 2013?
The underrepresentation of women in journalism has become a hot topic in recent years and the world of broadcasting is no exception. Indeed, BBC Radio 4′s Today programme came under fire earlier in the year when it emerged that fewer
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Why every journalist should have a Twitter account
Twitter has been around for a while now, it’s become one of the most useful tools to many journalists, yet some hacks still don’t have an account. News stories are breaking on Twitter, it’s a great way to find out
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The reading list: recommended books for journalists
Martin Amis once said that a writer’s life should be split into three parts: living, writing, and reading. It is a widely accepted truth that the more you read, the better the writer you become. As a wannabe hack, I’m
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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...
