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Personalisation is the next step for student media
Students are becoming more disconnected with traditional media consumption everyday, trading the broadcast schedule for iPlayer, albums and the radio for music streams, and newspapers for personalised news apps. This leaves student media at an impasse. It has to provide
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How complacency kills student media
Student media, for each of its many good parts, often allows equal parts self-satisfaction and lethargy to demolish the work put into the former. It isn’t easy to write ill about something which, firstly, I am still involved in (thus
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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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The importance of impartiality – it helps you to stand out
Over the next few months, the journalists of the United States will be in election mode, reporting on the latest developments from campaign trails as the race between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama reaches its climax. However, there’s been a
28. June, 2012
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Top tips for a good university experience
Yesterday, there was a hashtag circulating on Twitter: #unitips. I’ve just finished my second year at York, and feel I’ve learned a few things so far that I’d like to proffer up as advice. So, if you’re heading to university
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Nicole Froio – How I fell out of love with student media
My student media career was relatively long. I started as a very keen first year writer for Forge Press and became news editor for my second year which kept me busy most hours of the day and pretty much killed
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Digging into data
Over the weekend, I’ve been boxed up in a student newspaper office. We’ve all been there: the stale smell, the lack of space, and the heavy eyelids. But we do it anyway, for whatever reasons, and I’ve ultimately enjoyed this
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CV Workshop
Today, this clean two page Word document based CV is up for criticism! As usual, don’t hold back. If you want to go next, email me your CV: jonathan@wannabehacks.co.uk. Some things that spring to mind for discussion: – Is the
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Should we embrace accountable commenting?
Facebook comments are easy to integrate, and will, I hope, help to raise the level of discussion on www.nouse.co.uk (the student rag, where I’m Web Editor). But they sacrifice anonymity in the process, and could drive comments that should be
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Why campus reporters should ‘Like’ the Facebook ticker
We’re going Facebook crazy at the moment. Yesterday The Entreprenuer argued journalists were a bit late to get to grips with how to use Facebook. This morning The Postgrad said that Facebook could be more useful than Twitter and now
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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?
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