‘Nothing beats networking, except nepotism’
Shift work is a mainstay of freelance journalism, and the way many newly qualified journalists get their first foot on the job ladder. But for those…
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How far should trainees go with digital technology?
Twenty years ago, journalism training was relatively simple. Students picked a pathway – broadcast, newspapers, or periodicals, and found…
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Holding your uni to account without getting thrown out
Working for a student newspaper can be fantastic: You have great access and unrivalled opportunity to report on your…
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The Martin Will Memorial Trust is offering its 16th annual award for young horse racing writers. The award, commemorating…
ByPatey back in business at Kent on Sunday
Tony Patey has been made business editor at Kent on Sunday, and will oversee a new eight-page business section.…
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Freedom of Information appeals backlog to 2010
The existing backlog of Freedom of Information appeals to the Information Commissioner’s Office is now so long it will…
ByEditor runs 700 miles for autism
Swindon Advertiser editor Dave King spent much of his 2007 running 80 races around the British Isles for a…
ByTop UK news stories on Digg in 2007
The social bookmarking and news recommendation site Digg, which determines its front-page content by allowing its users to vote…
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Info Tribunal says press have no right to Asbo names
The Information Tribunal has ruled that Camden Council does not need to reveal the identity of Anti Social Behaviour…
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