Journalists
Posts about journalists and the way they work.
Just after politicians and bankers... Paid Members Public
These lists roll around fairly regularly, and we’re number 3 least trusted profession [http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=511645&in_page_id=2] : > 1. Politicians > 2. Bankers > 3. Journalists > 4. Car Salesmen > 5. Estate AgentsThat’s us,
When Radio Talks Blogging, I Yell at the Radio Paid Members Public
I am becoming one of those middle-aged guys who yells at the radio. I passed this terrible threshold of ageing yesterday, as I relaxed in the bath. I’m normally a shower guy, but once in a while I treat myself to a soak. And it’s quite a treat.
Jobs, Blogs and Media Money Paid Members Public
So, Mr Steve Jobs of Apple, Inc took to the stage at All Things Digital’s D8 event [http://d8.allthingsd.com/] earlier in this week, and actually had some interesting things to say about the way Apple views the world, their clashes with Google and Adobe, and the relationship
Stuff Journos Like Paid Members Public
Stuff Journalists Like [http://www.stuffjournalistslike.com/] is rapidly becoming essential morning coffee reading for me.
More on Students and National Newspapers Paid Members Public
A couple more responses to the “students want to work on national newspapers [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2010/05/who_cares_about_the_front_page.html] ” debate: * Laura Oliver writes that she felt pressured to focus on national newspapers [http://careers.guardian.co.uk/careers-blog/journalism-students-may-crave-old-media-but-who-s-pushing-this-view] during her time
Who Cares About The Front Page? Paid Members Public
Some of my most popular blog posts have been written when I'm really, really cross about something. But sometimes, I read something that puts me into such an incandescent rage that I just have to put the keyboard down and walk away. And so it was when I
Sickbed Reading #1 Paid Members Public
Stuck at home, in bed, making an exciting variety of unpleasant chesty noises. Be glad this isn’t an audio blog. Here are some things that have caught my eye: - [Twitter Media](http://media.twitter.com/) – A blog and set of advice from Twitter to journalists about getting the
A Press Lunch With A Twist Paid Members Public
How do you make your annual press lunch stand out from the pack? You make [the journalists cook it themselves](http://www.estatesgazette.com/blogs/focus/2010/04/property-masterchef-aka-allsops-press-lunch.html). *Awesome*.
