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What it means to be a multi-skilled journalist today
When we asked you about your #JournoResolutions for 2013, many of you responded and said that your main goal for this year is to learn a new skill. For some of you, that skill is taking better photographs. Others expressed
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Royal honeymoon photos – a case of money over morals?
To the world, they were almost no different to any of the paparazzi snaps we see on a daily basis; a newlywed, publicly known couple walking hand in hand on a beautiful beach on their honeymoon. But they were different;
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Instagram: Flashy filters or legit photography
The last photo I took and shared on Instagram was a view of Philadelphia from the window seat during my flight, or at least that’s what I think it was. That was five weeks ago and looking at it now,
27. January, 2012
Comment, Industries, Photojournalism, Routes into journalism, Undergraduate course
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Photojournalism: Should we just leave it to the specialists?
We’ve gone on time and time again about how we need to be jack-of-all-trades journalists. (As well as having a specialism – we don’t ask for much, eh?!) And I mentioned way back in October that I was taking a
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REVIEW | FRONTLINE: A Year of Journalism and Conflict
2011 was undoubtedly an incredible year for news as uprisings spread across Egypt, Tunisia, Syria, Libya and London. Now the dramatic uprisings of the last 12 months are the subject of a new exhibition. I went along to check out
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2011 in review: a revolutionary year for journalism
2011 was an epic year for news. Whether it was natural disasters, dictators’ deaths, revolutions and riots, crisis in the Eurozone or scandals in the British press, news editors were spoiled for choice. As newspapers became the news, 2011 also
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Photography ethics and the media – will things change following the Leveson inquiry?
So, now it is not just the journalists who are facing criticism at the Leveson inquiry, but the paparazzi too. Celebrities have been slating pushy paparazzi stating that they are half the problem UK journalism today. Celebs have voiced their
2. December, 2011
Comment, Digital and online, Entrepreneurship, Industries, Magazine, Newspaper, Photojournalism, Radio, Student media, Television
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The US government hates your Tumblr (journalism too)
Have you heard of the Stop Online Piracy Act? If you have, this is old news and hopefully you’re as pissed as me. If you haven’t, well prepare yourself – because it is an over-the-top attempt at curbing online piracy
17. November, 2011
Comment, Industries, Newspaper, Photojournalism, Reporting, Routes into journalism
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Evil bagels, occupations and Facebook friends: The Jobseeker looks at his local papers
Being the token foreigner Hack I figured I’d try introducing something with a little international flavor this week, and maybe if y’all like it, in weeks to come. I’ve written before about how newspapers, especially local papers in small communities,
31. October, 2011
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The Jobseeker asks, can (and should) reporters express their opinions publicly?
It’s a question tempered by time, molded recently by technology and dictated by the current political climate, but with Occupy Wall Street and the Republican primaries being the hot headline-grabbing topics at the moment in the US – it has
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