Freelance News
Freelancer of the fortnight: Claire Spencer, Birmingham
Journalism.co.uk catches up with Claire Spencer who specialises in corporate finance, music and creative artsPosted by Clare Fisher on 07/05/08
London School of Journalism to offer lectures in Second Life
Students in the virtual world can attend a series of sessions over the next six monthsPosted by Ruth Morgan on 23/04/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Caspar van Vark, London
Journalism.co.uk catches up with Caspar van Vark - who specialises in social and ethical issues.Posted by Clare Fisher on 21/04/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Andrew Charman, Powys
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Andrew Charman specialises in writing about motoring and motorsport.Posted by Clare Fisher on 09/04/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Meryl Cubley, Ceredigion
Journalism.co.uk catches up with Meryl Cubley, who specialises in women's issues and healthPosted by Clare Fisher on 25/03/08
Former IPC deputy editor Jessica Fellowes to go freelance
Former deputy editor of Country Life magazine makes the leap to freelancing freelancePosted by Clare Fisher on 14/03/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Gavin Atkin, Kent
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Gavin Atkin specialises in medicine and pharmaceutical marketingPosted by Clare Fisher on 11/03/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Deborah Bonello, Mexico
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Deborah Bonello specialises in Mexico and multi-media journalismPosted by Clare Fisher on 26/02/08
Online copyright: How journalism on the web is affected
Journalism.co.uk will run a series of articles over the next week looking at online copyright issues for news publishers and content creatorsPosted by Oliver Luft on 14/02/08
NUJ to offer free legal support for members' copyright actions
Deal with Thompsons Solicitors will allow members to pursue copyright infringements at no personal costPosted by Laura Oliver on 13/02/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Natasha Reed, Ipswich
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Natasha Reed specialises in travel and craftsPosted by Clare Fisher on 11/02/08
NUJ plans to expand legal services for members
Plans for extended legal provision in copyright cases to be announcedPosted by Laura Oliver on 08/02/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Geoff Simpson, Stockport
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Geoff Simpson specialises in military history and the Channel Islands.Posted by Clare Fisher on 30/01/08
Elle appoints Anna Smith as contributing film editor
Freelance film critic to work on the Preview section of the magazinePosted by Clare Fisher on 17/01/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Howell Llewellyn, Madrid
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Howell Llewellyn specialises in the Spanish energy sector and the global music industryPosted by Clare Fisher on 16/01/08
Former Daltons Business mag deputy editor Georgina Fuller goes freelance
Former business magazine editor makes the leap to freelancingPosted by Clare Fisher on 16/01/08
US local newspaper shuts after 126 years and re-emerges web only
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Post newspapers to be replaced by Kypost.comPosted by Oliver Luft on 03/01/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Nicci Talbot, St Leonards
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Nicci specialises in sex and relationships, health and wellbeing and is currently based in St LeonardsPosted by Clare Fisher on 02/01/08
Freelancer of the fortnight: Ed Yong, Surrey
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Ed Yong specialises in science and in particular biology.Posted by Clare Fisher on 12/12/07
NUJ report into multimedia highlights 'great concerns' amongst journalists
Three quarters of respondents reported that integration has brought increased workloadsPosted by Oliver Luft on 06/12/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Eve Menezes Cunningham, Essex
Eve specialises in emotional health and wellbeing and is currently based in EssexPosted by Clare Fisher on 29/11/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Mel Poluck, Brighton
Journalism.co.uk catches up with Mel Poluck who specialises in technology and climate changePosted by Clare Fisher on 12/11/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Steve Bustin, Brighton
From the BBC to sex toys, Steve talks to Journalism.co.uk about the joys of being a freelance journalistPosted by Antonia Stemp on 31/10/07
Good Housekeeping appoints acting features editor
Elisabeth Knowles will fill in for Lucy Moore, who is on maternity leavePosted by Laura Oliver on 22/10/07
Current TV relaunches website to let users define news
Al Gore-founded Current says site is first fully integrated online and television network allowing users editorial controlPosted by Laura Oliver on 17/10/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Meera Dattani, London
Meera talks to Journalism.co.uk about the flexibility of freelance travel journalismPosted by Antonia Stemp on 09/10/07
London Lite's arts editor leaves
Nina Caplan is going freelancePosted by Antonia Stemp on 04/10/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: David Nicholson, London
Journalism.co.uk speaks to David about the highs and lows of being a freelancerPosted by Antonia Stemp on 01/10/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Marilyn Devonish, Watford
Journalism.co.uk caught up with Marilyn, who specialises in lifestyle coaching and writingPosted by Antonia Stemp on 17/09/07
Junior magazine appoints deputy fashion editor
Matthew Holroyd joins the Future Publishing parenting titlePosted by Antonia Stemp on 17/09/07
New editor for Maxim
Dennis Publishing makes editorial change on men's lifestyle magazinePosted by Antonia Stemp on 17/09/07
City AM editor goes freelance
Davis Parsley has started a career as freelancer and media trainerPosted by Antonia Stemp on 07/09/07
Journalism.co.uk has made a few changes
The site has relaunched with changes both cosmetic and under-the-bonnet, let us know what you think…Posted by Oliver Luft on 05/09/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Dan Roberts, London
Journalism.co.uk catches up with another member of its freelance community. Dan is an experienced lifestyle writerPosted by Antonia Stemp on 03/09/07
Reporters Twitter site to launch
Reportwitter.com aims to put related tweets alongside stories to give 'nitty-gritty detail'Posted by James Knight on 29/08/07
NCTJ introduces online element into journalism exams
NCE test will now require reporters to produce and file a story for same day online publicationPosted by Oliver Luft on 23/08/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Alison Withers, Ipswich
Journalism.co.uk talked to gap-year market expert Alison, who has over 17 years of journalism experiencePosted by Antonia Stemp on 20/08/07
Beijing Olympics could be the making of citizen journalism
Will the great number of potential citizen reporters circumvent Chinese controls for information flow next year?Posted by James Knight on 19/08/07
Sports journalism online training guide launched
SJA site to carry advice for budding sports hacksPosted by Oliver Luft on 14/08/07
How to: handle your tax and legal affairs so they don't come back and bite you
Charlie Bradburn takes a look at the employment issues freelance journalists have to considerPosted by Charlie Bradburn on 07/08/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Alexa van Sickle, Hong Kong
Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. This week we talk to Alexa - who specialises in travel and politicsPosted by Antonia Stemp on 24/07/07
Freelancer of the fortnight: Paul Allen, London
In the first of a new series, Journalism.co.uk catches up with a member of its freelance community. Paul specialises in ethical, social and environmental issues and has worked for a variety of national and international publications.Posted by Oliver Luft on 16/07/07
How to: protect your privacy online and why
Colin Meek looks at how reporters can protect themsleves from unwanted attention while working on the webPosted by Colin Meek on 08/07/07
Review: Advanced online research training masterclass
Journalism.co.uk held its first course in advanced online research. We asked a freelance attendee for a review of the contentPosted by Liisa Rohumaa on 23/05/07
BBC commissioning moves online
From April, submissions for all BBC programme-making will be made on the internetPosted by Oliver Luft on 29/01/07
How to: publicise yourself as a freelancer
Guy Clapperton on what freelancers need to do to get noticed by the right peoplePosted by Guy Clapperton on 29/01/07
Trinity Mirror launches ultra-local citizen journalism sites
Teesside Gazette plays host to five postcode based sites with 18 more to followPosted by Oliver Luft on 26/01/07
How to: find contacts and information about people online
If your search strategy starts and ends with Google you are missing out. Colin Meek looks at some of the smart ways journalists can search the internetPosted by Colin Meek on 15/12/06
How to: impress commissioning editors
Anastasia Moloney on what freelancers need to do to win those all-important commissionsPosted by Anastasia Moloney on 01/11/06
How to: get travel-writing commissions
Verité Reily Collins on the where, who and how of getting paid for your travel article ideasPosted by Verité Reily Collins on 18/10/06


