Six reasons to read the September edition of Press Gazette magazine

Six of the best from the September edition of Press Gazette magazine:

• How the English riots proved that ‘citizen journalism’ is a busted flush.
• The Guardian’s Paul Lewis on his four days embedded with the rioters.
• Former Take a Break editor John Dale’s guide to running a successful campaign.
• Matt Frei on why he has left the BBC after 25 years to join Channel 4 News.
• HuffPo’s UK invasion.
• Jeremy Dear on the trail of a British journalist who went missing in Costa Rica two years ago.

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