Journalism
A skilled journalist can turn their hand to any copy style or subject. Hone your writing skills and get up to date with the fast-changing world of journalism.
Journalism and reporting has become THE primary source of informing and educating the masses in the modern era. Therefore there is an ever increasing need for new blood in the industry, as the demand for information via a range of outputs, which includes newspapers, magazines, television and radio broadcast, and the internet, escalates day by day. Journalism has transformed in a symbiotic – mutually beneficial - relationship with technological innovation and, will continue to change in response to the constant advancements in technology.
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Five free tools journalists can use to learn how to code | Online Journalism Features | Journalism.co.uk
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Journalism 2.0: Microblogging the Lede | Tea Leaf Nation
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Press Gazette Editor's Blog " As Daily Mail campaigns against online porn, Mail Online story url promises 'nipples' and 'tight pink bikini'
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Slowly and unsurely, the courts are opening up
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The Leveson inquiry: Who defines the public interest? Do the press decide the public interest?
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Sarah Darwin - Nice in depth document. I've always been curious to know what defines 'public interest', because we hear it cited often but it's always...
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Did Sina Just Introduce - and then Kill - an Anonymous News Reporting Platform? | Tech in Asia
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Media release: Goldsmiths launches Centre for Creative and Social Technologies
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The Five Shot Rule Helps You Shoot Video Like a Broadcast Journalist
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FactCheck.org | A Project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center
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Robert Peake - Well, insofar as you can trust the resources US journalists and political pundits use.... ;)
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Sarah Darwin - Is that so? I'll take it as a reliable source then.
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Robert Peake - Pretty standard resource for US journalists and political pundits.
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How Social Media Is Taking Over the News Industry [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Data journalism reading the riots: what we know. And what we don't
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yfrog Photo : http://yfrog.com/oesu7nzj Shared by ABridgwater
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Charlie Elise Duff - Thanks for this interesting question! There are as many different motivations for journalism as there are types of journalist, but I think...
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Charlie Elise Duff - Of course - at the end of the day if no one buys the paper there's no job. However we need journalists to act as filters - to spot the real...
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WORKing for YOUth - We highlighted Codacadamy last week as an excellent resource for young people wanting to boost skills on their CV. These other ones are a...