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The commentator commented7 comments

janefae wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday, following a spontaneous outburst of rage directed at Richard Littlejohn, following the de … more →

Tags: Lucy Meadows, press complaints commission, PCC, Trans Media Watch, #lucymeadows

The story of a Catholic who heard a naughty word at work...

Scott wrote 2 months ago: Pope Clemens IX saying ‘piss’. This picture is more offensive that what’s discusse … more →

Tags: Work, Religion, the guardian, Catholicism, Offensiveness, SWEARING

On UGC drivers, 3: Career-building, communication and tools

turnerhopkins wrote 3 months ago: So here’s a final few thoughts in our series of posts about some of the motivations for people … more →

Tags: Ofcom, user generated content, YouTube, abyssal labs, Boom Logistics, Oscar Pistorius

Can proprietors be an obstacle to good journalism?1 comment

camillabrugrand wrote 3 months ago: The close relationship between an editor and a newspaper owner can sometimes influence the content o … more →

Tags: proprietors, Newspaper, Newspapers, Daily, express, Journalism, kingston university, PCC, Journalist

Photographers and celebrities: how a once symbiotic relationship turned hostile

Jeremy Miles wrote 4 months ago: Writing in the Guardian Roy Greenslade takes a pop at the media operators who seem to view the not-t … more →

Tags: Meet On The Ledge, justin bieber, Paparazzi, media, Celebrity Photographers, Good Old Days, Frank Sinatra, Brad Elterman, Amy Winehouse

Journalist who interviewed Che and taught Fidel to make Irish coffee

micheailin wrote 4 months ago: **Imagine my surprise after reading this interesting tribute to Arthur Quinlan by Roy Greenslade in … more →

Tags: Éire, limerick, Chè, Arthur Quinlan, Shannon airport correspondent, Fidel Castro, Hanratty's Hotel, lynch.

Times and Sunday Times move to merge online2 comments

mjsigol wrote 5 months ago: The Times and the Sunday Times are set to merge their online teams, in a move that is being seen as … more →

Tags: news & trend, World Investments, rupert murdoch, Times, The Sunday Times, The Times, Guardian, Sunday Times, Newsroom

e-book: Journalism on Trial now available on Kindle

Teodora Beleaga wrote 5 months ago: Last Christmas I was interviewing colleagues, wannabe friends just like myself, for a chapter in thi … more →

Tags: Books, Nick Davies, News of the World, George Brock, city university london, Sissela Bok, News International phone hacking scandal, journalism on trial, Hackgate Saga

Journo Diaries: Weeks 9-10

Sarah Graham wrote 5 months ago: Photography: Jessica Spengler That’s it then: the end of my first term at City. The last fortn … more →

Tags: Journo Diaries, Journalism, publications, newspaper journalism, City University, Newspaper, Leveson Inquiry, Judge and Juvie, shorthand

“50% of Londoners start life somewhere else”2 comments

Jessica wrote 5 months ago: The Migrant Resource Centre has launched a campaign to encourage Londoners to ‘help a new Londoner’, … more →

Tags: The Hubbub, METRO, migrant resource centre, London Migrants

Do 'hyper-local' news websites work?

gemcoleman wrote 5 months ago: I have read a selection of articles and papers on the success of ‘hyper-local’ news webs … more →

Tags: Online Revolution, Advertisers, Guardian, hyperlocal, Lichfield Live, Local, Local and regional media, local media online, modern newsroom

Child abuse, online communities, and the BBC3 comments

Sarah Graham wrote 6 months ago: Photography: Kyle Cheung Personne ne lit autant les journaux que les journalistes, qui, par ailleurs … more →

Tags: writing, Rape Culture, twitter, media, Journalism, BBC, Newsnight, iain overton, michael crick

A model to save newspapers: Where paywalls actually work

mjsigol wrote 6 months ago: DUBLIN, IRELAND As news organizations worldwide wonder if they can charge for content that readers a … more →

Tags: news & trend, World Investments, paywall, Times, Slovenia, piano media, united states, New York Time, city university london

Gripping headlines and media gaffes1 comment

philinsofia wrote 6 months ago: The most (in)famous UK press headline ever? I’d been meaning to post a short series on the practical … more →

Tags: Headlines, media, The Sun

Gary Glitter Arrested: Pop Star Reportedly In Custody In Connection With Jimmy Savile Case9 comments

Jean wrote 6 months ago: By SYLVIA HUI 10/28/12 03:29 PM ET EDT LONDON — Police investigating child sex abuse allegations aga … more →

Tags: Financial/economic information, Political, Illuminati/Terrorism/Corruption, London, BBC, Sunday, jimmy savile, Savile, Gary Glitter

Journo Diaries: Weeks 1-34 comments

Sarah Graham wrote 7 months ago: Photography: Kevin Dooley (Flickr) If there’s one thing I’ve learnt about journalism in … more →

Tags: Journo Diaries, twitter, media, Journalism, publications, City University, Leveson Inquiry, rupert murdoch, Neal Mann

Journo Diaries: Week 06 comments

Sarah Graham wrote 7 months ago: Photography: NS Newsflash (Flickr) As expected, induction week at City has been as terrifying and in … more →

Tags: Journo Diaries, twitter, media, Journalism, City University, Simon Rogers, Newspaper, Editing, Journalist

23 years on and fans are still struggling to gain respect

BallsandHandbags wrote 8 months ago: Like many Irish football fans, I watched the events of Hillsborough unfold on television. I was seve … more →

Tags: Football, media, Premier League, Football 2, League of Ireland, Hillsborough, Cork City, Football League, W.S.C.

How Pakistan helped 'The Hindu' save $800!

churumuri wrote 8 months ago: A giant pack of 61 journalists—each told to carry at least $800 in foreign currency for their … more →

Tags: People, A bit of fun, Newspapers, Issues and Ideas, The Hindu, churumuri, The Indian Express, sans-serif, Times Now


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