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Lesson No56(a) in this digital life - treat every quote like a prisoner; guard them with your life...
What follows will touch on two places that we’ve been before – the scarcity (or not) of media and the value of anything we, as journalists, do in this digital age. Quotes. If I was Paul or… more →
Out With A Bang
Crunch Time, by Adrian Monck and Mike Hanley
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Jeremy wrote 3 months ago: It was the title of this book that caught my eye, ‘Crunch Time: How everyday life is killing t … more →
Chuka, Martin, students and thick skin
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simonneville wrote 4 months ago: Last week I wrote a post on Chuka Umanna, the future Labour MP for Streatham (assuming all goes acco … more →
Journalism's "fame academy" gets blogging
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adamwestbrook wrote 5 months ago: It’s good to see a whole raft of postgraduate journalism students at City University now with … more →
Mark Twain on honest writing ... from the grave
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andreaskluth wrote 6 months ago: Honest soon, as you can see Adrian Monck resurrects, as it were, some wisdom by Mark Twain about wri … more →
City Axes Flagship Diploma
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Alice wrote 7 months ago: It seems almost redundant, or at least slightly ungrateful, to start my blogging existence with w … more →
Baby P, the BNP and the death of anonymity
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Lara King wrote 7 months ago: Modern technology has killed off many old traditions. Why have a car phone when you can have an iPho … more →
When I work for The Economist: more on bylines, some in the third person
Katrina Bishop wrote 7 months ago: (Apologies for the horrendous reposting. I couldn’t work out how to change the font. And us jo … more →
Why The Economist has no bylines
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andreaskluth wrote 7 months ago: This question comes up in nearly every conversation about The Economist. Why don’t we have byl … more →
“Follow” is to Twitter as the Verb “Friend” is to Facebook
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michaelhaddon wrote 7 months ago: So it’s official then, of my City coursemates, Ali and I are twice as good as anyone else. It … more →
A name to call my own: the unanonymous Economist and a couple of superflous images.
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Katrina Bishop wrote 7 months ago: I’m a big fan of my GoogleReader, and that’s not just because it forces all the news and commentary … more →
Blogged About!
Matt Robinson wrote 8 months ago: I seem to have really taken to the art of blogging now. However nobody was more surprised than me to … more →
News will outlive the newspaper
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davidmchristopher wrote 8 months ago: In case you’ve missed it Roy Greenslade and Jeff Jarvis have been debating whether journalists are t … more →
Are Journalists to blame?
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Matt Robinson wrote 8 months ago: There doesn’t seem to be an easy answer to this question, and it seems journalists themselves … more →
Why Should we Trust Storytellers?
Dave wrote 1 year ago: Adrian Monck, author of Can you trust the Media?, in the Guardian examining the medias obsession wit … more →
How do you measure a blog's success?
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paulbradshaw wrote 1 year ago: Brazil correspondent Gabriela Zago looks at the variety of metrics for evaluating the popularity of … more →
Lesson No56(a) in this digital life - treat every quote like a prisoner; guard them with your life...
Rick Waghorn wrote 1 year ago: What follows will touch on two places that we’ve been before – the scarcity (or not) of … more →
Dear Luca, Something for you to ponder out there in local land - the PPM model.
Rick Waghorn wrote 1 year ago: I’m sure our Luca’s sick and tired of people having a pop and I’m not about to re- … more →
Lessons from our digital childhood: never let go of the ad man you love...
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Rick Waghorn wrote 1 year ago: When I was first cutting my journalistic teeth on that mighty organ of the west that was the weekly … more →
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