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Why the internet can help save newspapers

David Amerland, owner of Help My SEO Posted by David Amerland at 09/01/12

Future press regulation must recognise multi-platform content

Lara Fielden, author on media regulation Posted by Lara Fielden at 24/11/11

'How much of the blame can you lay on the rookies?'

Travis Lupick, Africa-based freelance foreign correspondent Posted by Travis Lupick at 16/11/11

'The nationals must embrace female journalism'

Rizwan Syed, MA International Journalism student, City University Posted by By Rizwan Syed at 19/09/11

'The UK newspaper scene resembles a post-apocalyptic wasteland'

David Amerland, owner of Help My SEO Posted by David Amerland at 22/08/11

'Readers have a say in what is and is not journalism'

Paul Bradshaw and Liisa Rohumaa Posted by By Paul Bradshaw and Liisa Rohumaa at 28/06/11

'Open local councils are helping citizens better shape the place they live'

Jonathan Carr-West, director, LGiU Posted by Jonathan Carr-West at 01/06/11

'Freedom of the press is something you have to learn'

Erik Bjerager and Marcel van Linge, of the World Editors Forum Posted by Erik Bjerager and Marcel van Linge at 05/05/11

'Why are student journalists working in a vacuum?'

Nick Petrie, freelance journalist Posted by Nick Petrie at 31/01/11

'The European Court of Human rights has given, but it might take away too'

David Banks, lecturer in media law Posted by David Banks at 24/01/11

Open-data cities: a lifeline for local newspapers

Greg Hadfield, director of strategic projects, Cogapp Posted by Greg Hadfield at 21/01/11

'Employers have stopped investing in new journalists' futures'

David Worsfold, group editorial services director, Incisive Media Posted by David Worsfold at 17/12/10

'The problem with journalism in Russia is not censorship, that would be easy to deal with'

Alexey Kovalev, journalist Posted by Alexey Kovalev at 10/11/10

Service please! Why publishing is more than creating content

Patrick Smith, editor, TheMediaBriefing Posted by Patrick Smith at 04/11/10

'Media ethics for press freedom: Quid pro quo?'

Howard Hudson, editor of the European Journalism Centre Posted by Howard Hudson at 27/10/10

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