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The power of print is still with us
With declining newspaper sales and more and more people reading the headlines on their smart phones, it’s fair to say that many people believe that digital leads the way for the future of the news industry. However, last week the
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Should commentators be party politically neutral?
I suppose I should start this by saying I’m a Democrat. And not your run of the mill Obama Democrat either. I have supported every Democratic candidate for the Presidency since Clinton’s re-election when I was six. It’s partly to
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Expanding to Brazil and China is a great move by the New York Times
So, here’s a question for you hacks: how do you triple your readership and your advertising space in two swift moves? Sounds like a difficult questions for our dying industry, but I believe the wise men and women in the
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Four things I’ve learnt from subbing at a national newspaper
Back in April, I wrote about my experiences subbing for a one-off 16-page newspaper. I enjoyed it so much that after graduation, I decided I would try to get some more subbing experience. I was really lucky and landed 5
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Cardiff and Guardian to launch a new Journalism MA – but will it be good for young journalists?
The Guardian have announced a new partnership with Cardiff University that will see them offer a new MA in Journalism with Digital Media. The course will be heavily focused on giving students the skills to work in various areas of
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Feature – Andrew Collins: Telly Addict
The Guardian is a front runner in digital content and pushing the boundaries of what a newspaper’s website can do. It actively encourages video content and none more so than The Week in TV, a video podcast, so to speak,
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Elisabeth’s MacTaggart lecture shows she is a very different Murdoch
It seems the Murdoch family have a habit of stirring things up, causing controversy and making headlines. Over the past few years it has mostly been Rupert and James, but as of Thursday, attention turned to Rupert’s second daughter, Elisabeth.
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Did journalism lose its head over the Olympics?
So the Games are finished, the athletes are going home and London is waking up with an almighty hangover. So too, it seems, are Britain’s newspapers. Monday morning saw, as Roy Greenslade reports, an orgy of euphoric front page ssplattered
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Isn’t it time we gave student tabloids some credit?
IT’S official: when it comes to ethical journalism, people seem to trust broadsheets and not the tabloids. But it isn’t just at a national level where people look down on red tops. In my experience as a section editor for
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Is a local newspaper breaking a story newsworthy?
Yesterday (August 6) the news broke that Louise Mensch was resigning as MP. Obviously pretty big news as she’s one of those MPs that just about everyone in the country knows. What I found interesting though, was the fact that
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