Evening Standard and Independent titles to take first NCTJ teenage apprentices
The Evening Standard and Independent titles are to “go back to the future” and take on school-leaver apprentices next year…
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‘We teach ethics but can’t protect against unethical newsrooms’
Angela Phillips is a senior journalism lecturer at Goldsmiths College, University of London When four journalism educators lined up in…
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From university to the front line of the Arab Spring
Ruth Sherlock, named Young Journalist of the Year at the 2012 British Press Awards, moved straight to the Middle East…
ByUniversity of Sheffield dominate Magazine Academy awards
University of Sheffield students won all three awards at last week's annual Magazine Academy competition. Organised by the Periodicals Training…
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The Sun’s Brian Flynn: ‘Stories, cuttings and contacts – they’re the only qualifications you’ll need’
Brian Flynn, The Sun’s investigations editor, wrote this article after reading a Press Gazette story in September that reported an…
ByITV News and Media Trust launches second ‘Breaking Into News’ competition
ITV News and the Media Trust will have launched the second ‘Breaking Into News’ competition, a scheme aimed at discovering…
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Why more school leavers are choosing NCTJ over university
With three fast-track NCTJ centres reporting significant increases in the number of school leavers on their courses, Press Gazette spoke…
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Conditional discharge after NoSweat director admits unfair trading
NoSweat Journalism Training director Steve Ward has received a two-year conditional discharge and been ordered to pay compensation to a…
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