journalism


Google Buzz & Journalism

Possibilities of what GB can achieve for journalism.

http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=31&aid=177590

Mauling Marxist fantasy

The Independent asked me to contemplate the future of professional journalism. I believe it is time for liberals to fight the deluge of poorly disguised ideology that threatens to drown our industry in pessimism. So, here is what I had to say...Of course, we still need to identify those new economic models, but nobody said it would be easy.  

Christmas Competition Winners Announcement

The winner and runners up of the Christmas story competition will be announced in the newsroom at 11.30 on Thursday.

Journalism students need entrepreneurial skills

Recently I've been reading a lot of articles/tweets about journalism students needing more than just the traditional skills; they need entrepreneurial skills. Goldsmith's journalism department featured in this morning's Media Guardian for possessing those exact skills. It also mentions Birmingham, City, Newcastle... but not Kent.

(Yes, here she goes again...)

The night the Berlin Wall fell

BBC journalist Brian Hanrahan was there when the Berlin Wall came down 20 years ago. In this text piece and accompanying video, he recalls what he saw on that night.

Volunteer Opportunities to write for The Fresh Outlook

We have opportunities for students and graduates who would like to get involved with our national online newspaper which will also go to print.

The Fresh Outlook Ethos
 

Projects to aspire to: Online Journalism Awards

The Online News Association in the US has announced the finalists for its Online News Awards 2009. For students of journalism, it's well worth having a trawl through the (very long) list of categories to see what US professionals reckon to be some of the best online journalism projects around.

The Grapes of Wrath revisited

As I scanned my copy of the Guardian this morning one article immediately caught my eye.

A dying breed?

The chances are most mornings you will find me with my head buried in a copy of the Guardian, devouring my daily dosage of news and comment. It has become ritualistic and I've got the ink-stained fingers to show for it.

But it seems as if I am of a dying breed.

Learn journalism. On Youtube

Can't get in to a Centre for Journalism course? Too lazy to learn the hard way how to be a reporter? Fear not. Youtube is on hand to save the day, thanks to its all new Youtube Reporters' Center.