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Journalism.co.uk's news desk will be closed for business over the Christmas period to allow for a substantial bout of turkey-related gluttony.We'll be up and running again shortly into the New Year, but if you want to post jobs or join our freelance database in the meantime some poor sap (do you mean me? -Ed.) will be checking the site and our email.
A big thank you to all who have contributed to these pages during 2006 - we have every intention of topping what we did this year in 2007.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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