Journalism Daily: Freelance photographers’ rights, AFP reporters injured and Express rapped by ASA

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News and features:

• Express criticised by ASA for masking advertorials as features
• NUJ photographers launch campaign against Guardian ‘rights grab’
• Meet the Trainers: Martin Cloake – How to pitch and market a book
• Baptiste Aboulian appointed associate editor of Ignites Europes

Ed’s picks:

• WSJ: Vibe magazine resurrected with web focus
• NMA: Mail Online stops pre-moderation of user comments
• AFP: Journalists wounded in Aghan bomb attack
• Independent.co.uk: Online ‘made a mockery of High Court’ in Baby P case
• Poynter Online: Tr.im’s shutdown – a warning about free services online

Tip of the day:

• Working with developers

#FollowJourn:

• @adamoxford/freelancer

On the Editors’ blog:

• The printing press versus Jesus… what year would you vote for?

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