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Journalism students: if you don’t already, then read, read and read again. Treat newspapers, magazines, websites etc as homework. The more you read, the more you will understand how articles are structured and where the ideas behind them come from. Tipster: Laura Oliver

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- Mark Thompson defends BBC Local, handling of Brand/Ross aftermath and BBC Worldwide in the Commons November 18, 2008
- Editorial integrity will save news organisations from 'electronic mob rule', says Reuters' multimedia head November 18, 2008
- Newsquest agrees to six-month ABCe audits November 17, 2008
- New approach needed to address 'endemic conflicts' of interest in financial journalism, say experts November 17, 2008
- Sky News and Times Online to co-produce video content November 17, 2008
- Press Complaints Commission appoints new chairman November 17, 2008
- 'Videojournalism is not a one-size-fits-all medium' November 17, 2008
- South Korean freelancers win Rory Peck award November 14, 2008
- Media has 'misleading ethical code', says Evan Davis November 14, 2008
- Bauer 'fabricated' union support, says NUJ freelance organiser November 13, 2008
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