Journalism Daily: More on online sub-editing and public interest journalism
September 7th, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Journalism Daily
A daily round-up of all the content published on the Journalism.co.uk site. You can also sign up to our e-newsletter and subscribe to the feed for the Journalism Daily here.
News and features:
- Q&A: Foundation for Public Interest Journalism in Australia – ‘Our focus is on getting the journalism done’
- How to: master online sub-editing (part two)
- Smart moves: Mark Grinnell named managing editor for BBC Radio Devon
Ed’s Picks:
- Birmingham Post: Coventry University launches health journalism course
- Gawker: Crowdsourcing a translation of GQ’s Putin article
- Guardian.co.uk: FoI requests cost BBC £3m
- MediaGuardian: News Corp news outlets to share news and video
- FleetStreetBlues: Did Sunday Times job receive 1,200 applicants?
Tip of the Day:
#FollowJourn:
On the Editors’ Blog:
- EnvironmentGuardian.co.uk’s makeover
- Signals intelligence journalism: using public information websites to source stories
- Is there life after a journalism course? The Coventry Class of 2009 – Greg Keane
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