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This morning's Media Guardian was a belter. It really was. Loads of great comment, useful insight and candid opinions. It is of course the month of ...
If you are looking for tax-free wages and a luxury lifestyle in a booming economy after university - a job in the Gulf could be ...
Redundancies are terrifying. Right now, all the news reports are focusing on statistics. 90 lost here, wage freezes there. Soon we can expect to learn of ...
It's becoming a bit cool to slag off the licence fee since Brand/Ross. Thankfully, the Guardian has come out in support with an editorial. Don't ...
Thank you to Media Monkey for this stunner from the archives. May I present to you, appearing on the brilliant GamesMaster, the one and only ...
Wowzers. Take a look at this list of stories on the Russell Brand fiasco, all taken from Media Guardian. There's 49 in total -- and ...
The Guardian has become the first major newspaper to post their articles in full in their RSS feed. Glorious news. It's a move that'll delight readers, ...
We often see breaking news coming into its own on the internet -- there is no better place for it -- but sometimes it's good ...
I am unemployed. Now I'm not whinging -- I'm confident my qualifications, contacts and experience will get me something sooner rather than later -- but ...
I've no idea how long this has been available, but you can now download the 1928 styleguide for the then-Manchester Guardian. Is interesting to look at. ...
This has made my day. In current affairs this morning -- we spend half an hour each morning discussing the news -- we were chatting about ...
Finally, Jim Tucker has started blogging. I say finally because I've listened to thoughts coming out of the man's head for the past month and ...
It's called: Stating the absolutely bloody obvious and wasting everyone's time In part 1 of STABOAWET, we're entertained by recruitment "guru" Peter Clayton who has these ...
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Video Journalism will save newspapers in 2009
In the past twelve months we've seen the amount of people watching online video go through the roof. But, unlike the YouTube boom that potentially ...
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