Journalism Links Directory

Experienced New Zealand freelance writes about journalism, writing, media

A regular blog from Kevin Coughlan, UK-based journalist and PR practitioner, who observes the media world from both sides of the fence.

A Spot for Copy Editors, published by Bill Walsh.

Blog of Radford University journalism lecturer Bob Stepno. Covers personal and community journalism, especially online.

How to deal with 250 PR emails per day and stay sane.

British Journalism Review weblog

Personal blog of Jeff Jarvis which covers media and news.

Personal weblog of Chris Horrie.

Freelance journalist and former technology editor at The Independent writing about technology, science and the environment.

The Polis director's blog.

blog of a journalism student in Paris

Published by Doug Fisher, former broadcaster, newspaper reporter and wire service editor.

Blog of the writer, editor and trainer Amy Gahran.

A trusted, unbiased source on technology, science and business that’s authored by highly respected thinkers, commentators and journalists.

Personal blog of Craig McGinty about words, writing and the web.

Personal blog of Martin Belam, an internet consultant and writer. Covers topics including online news delivery, new media, and general media news.

Malcolm Bradbrook's blog about journalism; how it's practised, how it's taught and where it's going. Malcolm is a senior lecturer in Online Journalism at the University of Gloucestershire and a freelance journalist.

Publishing, innovation and the web.

Blog by award-winning travel writer.

Director of Regional Digital Media at Trinity Mirror plc blogging about the trends transforming newspaper and classified businesses online.

Private weblog of Mark Deuze on research, teaching, media life, work and play.

David Cohn writes about the people, technology, theory and practice of citizen journalism.

Vin Crosbie criticizes how the newspaper industry worldwide and particularly in the United States has responded to the digital media revolution.

A group weblog featuring contributions from US online media pundits Steve Outing, Steve Yelvington and others. Covers online media, journalism and publishing.

Blog exploring the challenges and doubt opportunities facing newspapers, books and magazines in the digital age.