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'An Inconvenient PR Truth: time to address waste?'
Adam Parker, chief executive, RealWirePosted by Adam Parker at 03/02/10
'Why we need training for financial journalists'
Professor Steve Schifferes, City University LondonPosted by Steve Schifferes at 11/01/10
Google's collaboration in news is both good and inevitable
Andreas Pouros, COO, GreenlightPosted by Andreas Pouros at 17/12/09
'If you cannot afford to defend yourself then you cannot afford to speak out'
Mark Lewis, director of media and sports, Stripes Solicitors LtdPosted by Mark Lewis at 19/11/09
Revisiting Lebanon: 'Journalists are seen as just another casualty category'
Anthony Mills, press freedom manager, International Press InstitutePosted by Anthony Mills at 04/11/09
'Why Jan Moir and the Daily Mail will escape disciplinary action'
Matthew Cain, Media Standards TrustPosted by Matthew Cain at 21/10/09
'Could a little media civil disobedience kill British law's injunction monster?'
Jon Wessel-Aas, counsel for Norwegian Broadcasting CorporationPosted by Jon Wessel-Aas at 14/10/09
'Anna Politkovskaya: One death from violence is one death too many'
Robin Morgan, chairman, CIoJ Professional Practices BoardPosted by Robin Morgan at 09/10/09
'Trinity Mirror already slashed the newsrooms - in the good times'
David Banks, media law lecturer at Sunderland UniversityPosted by David Banks at 29/09/09
'What's the point of trade associations?'
Rory Brown, former Incisive Media interactive marketing MDPosted by Rory Brown at 17/09/09
Why 'membership' is an old media solution to a new media problem
Benji Lanyado, freelance journalistPosted by Benji Lanyado at 10/09/09
Readers or advertisers? The industry's chicken and egg conundrum
Martin Cloake, journalist and media consultantPosted by Martin Cloake at 25/08/09
'You won't get to know finance on a journalism degree course'
Alexander Davidson, senior editor, ComplinetPosted by Alexander Davidson at 20/08/09
'Council newspapers: a disaster for democracy'
Mark Wallace, campaign director, TaxPayers' AlliancePosted by Mark Wallace at 13/08/09
Asylum seekers can bypass journalists to get their stories heard, but barriers remain
Judith Townend, news reporter, Journalism.co.ukPosted by Judith Townend at 07/08/09
Is too much experience bad for your employment potential?
Ray Pearson, managing director, Rapier PRPosted by Ray Pearson at 17/07/09
'Nobody "owns" news – we were never meant to'
Chris Brown, editor, Bristol24-7Posted by Chris Brown at 08/07/09
Suzanne Breen victory doesn't end the fight
Liz Justice, president, Chartered Institute of JournalistsPosted by Liz Justice at 22/06/09
Do publications need style guides for data?
Tony Hirst, Department of Communication and Systems, Open UniversityPosted by Tony Hirst at 11/06/09
'For me, it's the right time to become a journalist'
Nigel Barlow, final year journalism student/bloggerPosted by Nigel Barlow at 03/06/09
'How we've brought the real world of journalism into the academe'
John Mair, senior lecturer in broadcasting, Coventry UniversityPosted by John Mair at 27/05/09
'Chequebook journalism pays for political lessons'
Charlie Beckett, director, POLISPosted by Charlie Beckett at 11/05/09
'Our future has to be a "joint operation"'
Rick Waghorn, MyFootballWriter.comPosted by Rick Waghorn at 27/04/09
'The high cost and little reward of investigative journalism'
Helen Croydon, freelance journalistPosted by Helen Croydon at 17/04/09
'Can local newspapers still win at digital?'
Nik Hewitt, independent multimedia consultantPosted by Nik Hewitt at 03/04/09
'How online publishers can rival Google'
Matthew Buckland, publishing and social media GM, 24.comPosted by Matthew Buckland at 27/03/09
'Newspaper groups are guilty of mismanagement and short-sighted greed'
Darren Rackham, former chief sub-editor, NewsquestPosted by Darren Rackham at 19/03/09
'Social workers deserve better treatment by the press'
Simeon Brody, community editor of Community CarePosted by Simeon Brody at 11/03/09
'The Scotsman's insanity is an industry problem'
Stewart Kirkpatrick, director of w00tonomyPosted by Stewart Kirkpatrick at 04/03/09
'Newspaper crisis hitting our membership'
Richard Catlow, chairman, Society of Editors, north west regionPosted by Richard Catlow at 19/02/09
'The dedicated cit-j agency model isn't the way forward'
Kyle MacRae, Scoopt founderPosted by Kyle MacRae at 09/02/09
'Journalism schools: embrace Al Jazeera's Creative Commons deal'
Dave Lee, co-editor of BBC Internet BlogPosted by Dave Lee at 29/01/09
'To succeed online student journalists must collaborate outside their own university'
Greg Linch, community manager, CoPressPosted by Greg Linch at 21/01/09
'Recession and the new financial media'
Adrian Lowery, assistant editor, thisismoney.co.ukPosted by Adrian Lowery at 13/01/09
Time for newspapers to abandon the 'ought' factor
Judith Townend, news reporter, Journalism.co.ukPosted by Judith Townend at 16/12/08
'What next for online advertising standards?'
Bill Murray, Haymarket directorPosted by Bill Murray at 04/12/08
'What Meyer didn't say: a speech ignoring the real shortcomings of press self-regulation'
Martin Moore, director of the Media Standards TrustPosted by Martin Moore at 24/11/08
'Videojournalism is not a one-size-fits-all medium'
David Dunkley Gyimah, videojournalist, broadcaster and lecturerPosted by David Dunkley Gyimah at 17/11/08
An 'excellent' speech: 'Dacre is right on privacy (even where he is wrong)'
Charlie Beckett, director of POLISPosted by Charlie Beckett at 10/11/08
'Will radio kill the local newspaper star?'
James Cridland, head of Future Media & Technology, BBC Audio & Music InteractivePosted by James Cridland at 05/11/08
'And if Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross had been newspaper journalists?'
Martin Moore, director of the Media Standards TrustPosted by Martin Moore at 30/10/08
'A multimedia newsroom to boast about, but costly in terms of job cuts, sickness and stress'
Judy Gordon, NUJ mother of chapel at MENPosted by Judy Gordon at 23/10/08
'Environmental journalism prize will only reward Daily Mail's hypocrisy'
Alex LockwoodPosted by Alex Lockwood at 17/10/08
Mixed business: should publishers charge for online content?
Laura Oliver, senior reporter, Journalism.co.ukPosted by Laura Oliver at 12/09/08
Raising the quality of online debates - Norway's Origo network
Kristine Lowe, Journalism.co.uk bloggerPosted by Kristine Lowe at 22/07/08
New York Times opening APIs to developers: will it catch on in UK?
Oliver Luft, Journalism.co.ukPosted by Oliver Luft at 27/05/08
Why isn't there a British equivalent of the Knight News Challenge?
Oliver Luft, Journalism.co.ukPosted by Oliver Luft at 14/05/08
'Citizen journalism start-ups are doomed'
John Ndege, founder, ScribbleSheetPosted by John Ndege at 18/04/08
'Chasing online copyright infringement - is it worth it?'
John Mackenzie, partner, Pinsent MasonsPosted by Laura Oliver at 07/03/08
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