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DEBATE | Cameras in courtrooms: AGAINST
This morning Hannah argued the case for cameras in courtrooms. Now reader Charlie Lindlar argues against. Charlie is a journalism graduate from the London College of Communication and currently works at The Huffington Post UK. The world is getting smaller.
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DEBATE | Cameras in courtrooms: FOR
The UK is finally making moves to televise the court room. An Edinburgh court sentencing was recently filmed for the first time and a plan to extend the use of cameras in courts is expected to be announced in the
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Wannabe Hacks Video: How to make it in TV news
2. February, 2012
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Why a class action lawsuit against unpaid internships in the US is overdue
You may or may not have seen the news yesterday that a former intern at Harper’s Bazaar is suing Hearst Co. for unpaid work during her unpaid internships, which violated state and federal labor laws. We’ve gone over unpaid internships
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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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The Jobseeker asks: What matters more, the personality or institution
I’ve got a man crush on former Newcastle left-back Jose Enrique. I’m not afraid to admit it. We didn’t seem to need him last night (get in the bin United) and maybe my man crush may move to Davide Santon.
2. December, 2011
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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
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Jamie Chadd: Getting involved in student media, part 2
As I reflected upon in my previous post, it niggles me when I see the term “student media” being used interchangeably with the term “student press”. It’s as if news coverage always started with a capital letter and ended
3. November, 2011
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Jamie Chadd: Getting involved in student media, a look at television
Jamie Chadd can be found blogging here and tweeting here. It always strikes me as funny to see the term “student media” bandied about as if it was easily interchangeable with “student press” when in fact most universities and student
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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