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The LSE, BBC Panorama, and North Korea uncovered: Is this undercover reporting gone too far?
The hype surrounding John Sweeney’s ‘North Korea Undercover’ Panorama documentary (BBC One, 8:30pm. 15th April 2013) began building up as early as Saturday night when it emerged that a journalist – or rather a group of three journalists capable of
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Writing Technique: Writing for Broadcast
The main difference between writing for broadcast and writing for print: time. Time is of the essence in broadcast journalism and you need to be able to work – and write – to the second. How many words per second?
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REVIEW: Sound Women “Brand You” – the art of networking & branding your career profile
On Tuesday night I went along to an event organised by Sound Women, a network of women working in audio. I had attended their launch event just over a year ago and decided to attend Tuesday night’s event - a panel
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VIDEO | A Broadcast Journalism MA update from Jenni
It’s hard to believe that it’s nearly a month since I started at City. Things are moving so fast and I’m learning so much week-on-week that I decided to put together a video update of sorts. So much has happened
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Broadcast Workshop: Robin Minchom
Welcome, one and all, to the new Wannabe Hacks broadcast workshop! Expanding on our wildly successful CV workshop, this aims to help wannabe broadcasters both improve their reports and train their critical eye. Our workshops in the past have helped
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Could the BBC do more with the red button?
Certain things came into their own at the London 2012 Olympics. Communication from Transport for London; Clare Balding and her expert analysis on seemingly every Olympic sport (aspiring broadcasters, take note!); and the BBC’s red button. With so much sport
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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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How to create the perfect video report
Just before the Earth is destroyed by Vogons to make way for a new hyperspace bypass, the hoopiest frood in all of Surrey, Ford Prefect, offers a partly bemused and partly terrified Arthur Dent some words to remember: “Time is
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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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The future of online TV
Throughout the Olympics, every sport has been streamed live, in HD, across the internet. And not just on the BBC’s website – globally, Olympic broadcasters have been offering the streams, from Terra in South America, to CTV in Canada, to
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