Journalism Links Directory

De-code those confusing acronyms.

A professional US-based journalism organisation for, by and about copy editors.

Search for clichés and sayings.

Bi-monthly newsletter with jobs, workshops and opinions.

Online version of the famous encyclopaedia. Free trial for searches.

This free phrase database has been created to help journalists, copywriters, content editors, songwriters and anyone else to pick the perfect phrase.

Online dictionary and thesaurus.

Online grammar and style exercises.

Search 5,988,903 words in 964 indexed dictionaries.

How to keep public information clear and free from gobbledygook.

Type in a word to find its rhymes, synonyms, definitions, antonyms, homophones, appearance in quotations and more.

A UK based professional organization for editors and proofreaders.

The Society for News Design (formerly the Society of Newspaper Design) is an international professional organisation with more than 2,600 members. Membership is comprised of editors, designers, graphic artists, publishers, illustrators, art directors, photographers, advertising artists, web site designers, students and faculty. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in journalism and design.

Online guide to house style for The Economist journalists. Useful reference for anyone working in journalism.

Home of the US journal The Editorial Eye, a resource for writers, editors, designers, project managers, communications specialists, and everyone else who cares about contemporary publishing practices.

Reference links for editors, proofreaders and anyone wanting to publish writing.

The meaning and origins of English sayings, includes phrase thesaurus.

US-based membership organisation set up to promote the art director's role as visual journalist.

US Journal promoting the correct use of language. Food for pedants everywhere.

Online searchable Thesaurus that returns an interactive visual map as a search result.

Online guide to grammar and punctuation.

English words and phrases - what they mean, where they came from, how they have evolved, and the ways in which people sometimes misuse them.