Credit: By Jamie McCaffrey on Flickr. Some rights reserved . News When journalists take sides, what happens to reporting facts? Editors from CNN, Channel 4 and the BBC share thoughts on reporters taking sides and the role of emotion in news By Catalina Albeanu • 3 min read
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Credit: Thinkstock News 8 ways to make the most of your journalism course Higher education can be a pressure cooker of competing demands on students' time, so how can you get the best out of it? By Alastair Reid • 8 min read
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Credit: Michael Bruntonspall on Flickr. Some rights reserved News Guardian CEO: Openness is key to survival for news In a public lecture at LSE, Andrew Miller outlined the Guardian's philosophy for open journalism and its aim to become a 'global media entity' By Catalina Albeanu • 2 min read
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News 'TV in your pocket': Vine advice for publishers Media organisations should experiment with a relaxed approach to video including news content on the platform, says Vine trainer and consultant Richard Barley By Catalina Albeanu • 3 min read
News Media law in the social media age: how much do you know? A new defence from the Defamation Act 2013 slipped under the radar for 90 per cent of those who took our quiz By Catalina Albeanu • 2 min read
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