Student editors planning “EdFest 2008” conference
Being a student editor can be a lonely world. Many a night spent in a newsroom, sweating, hammering away typing…
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Indy Reader’s Editor coup for UCLan
Students at the University of Central Lancashire can look forward to a strengthened teaching line-up as Michael Williams, former deputy…
ByWelcome to the Student Journalism blog
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the Student Journalism Blog from Press Gazette. The future of…
ByIs now a bad time to be a student journalist?
Over on Real Lawyers Have Blogs, Seattle-based student journalist Rob La Gatta poses an interesting question to well-renowned blogger Shel…
ByNoted + quoted: Monday 26 November 2007
Government presses broadband providers on speeds But are they really discussing a £15bn fibre-to-home project? https://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/fc1fa238-9bc1-11dc-8aad-0000779fd2ac.html Lawrence Summers, the former…
ByBig TV: Don’t worry, be happy
From Maggie Brown in the Guardian, a (small) raft of reasons to love Big Broadcasting: 1) BBC1 is “seeing only…
ByEuro 2008 wasn’t much cop, says Peter Preston
England’s exit from Euro 2008 will be nastiest for broadcasters, writes Peter Preston. ITV has already reckoned up the damage…
BySearching for a radio star: who wants to run GCap?
The FT’s Ben Fenton has a depressive take on the prospects for commercial radio. The BBC is “crippling” the commercial…
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