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Video Journalism: Harvesting, Editing and Gadgets Paid Members Public
That last video from the Caterer folks reminded me about just how diverse the range of video we’re doing in RBI is right now. Here’s a few more examples to while away the last few minutes of the working day:[Farmers Weekly’s Emily](http://www.fwi.co.
21st Century Work Experience for Aspiring Journos Paid Members Public
I hope you’ll excuse me another link to the Estates Gazette Focus team’s blog (I used to be part of that team, and I have a huge soft spot for them), but I’m just loving that they’ve been allowing their work experience teenager to blog for
A Change of Scenery Paid Members Public
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/assets_c/2009/03/IMG_0344-1248.html]I have a new view. And that’s because my job has changed a little. While I’m still overseeing the whole of RBI’s blogging, I’m now spending a significant chunk of my time with one of
Product Junkie: The Cool Side of Hospitality Paid Members Public
When I mentioned to a colleague that I was helping Caterer & Hotelkeeper (a magazine I was fervently competing with 12 years ago) set up a blog around hospitality products, they rolled their eyes and stifled a yawn.Well, it launched last week, and I checked in on it to
Runway Girl Starts Vlogging Paid Members Public
This is rather cool. Mary Kirby who writes Runway Girl [http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/runway-girl/], one of Flight Global’s blogs, has decided to turn her hand to vlogging, with a news round-up on video. It’s a nice first effort. If I were to add constructive criticism, I’
Phil Clarke: The Robert Peston of Farming? Paid Members Public
[https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2009/01/philclarke.png] Another new RBI blog launch I’ve been working on in recent weeks: Phil Clarke’s Business Blog [http://www.fwi.co.uk/blogs/agribusiness/]. It’s another blog from the growing stable of Farmers Weekly blogs,
Guide Girl: Blogging Restaurant Guides Paid Members Public
I’m going through one of those insanely busy periods at work, with multiple projects all happening at once. That’s why posting has been a little thin on the ground since I returned from my holiday. In lieu of a proper post, let me introduce one of the reasons
2008, Journalists & Blogging: A Parting Shot Paid Members Public
Reflections on a difficult year working on the intersection of journalism and emerging media.
