Who? Paul Francis
Where? Journalist Paul Francis is political editor of the Kent Messenger Group and writes the Paul on Politics blog.
Twitter? @paulonpolitics
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Who? Steve Yelvington
Where? Journalist Steve Yelvington is a news media strategist at Morris Digital Works. He writes a blog about media.
Twitter? @Yelvington
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Who? Steve Buttry
Where? Steve Buttry is director of community engagement at TBD. He writes about journalism in his blog The Buttry Diary.
Twitter? @stevebuttry
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Who? Joseph Stashko
Where? Joseph is co-editor at Blog Preston. He writes a blog about journalism and technology.
Twitter? @josephstash
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Who? Mindy McAdams
Where? A journalist, journalism educator and web developer, Mindy writes the blog Teaching Online Journalism. She has also the author of Flash Journalism, a book about making multimedia news packages.
Twitter? @macloo
Just as we like to supply you with fresh and innovative tips every day, we’re recommending journalists to follow online too. They might be from any sector of the industry: please send suggestions (you can nominate yourself) to sarah.booker at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.
Who? Mary Hamilton
Where? Mary Hamilton is digital media executive at Citywire and writes her Metamedia blog about data, journalism, stories, narrative and occasionally gaming
Twitter? @newsmary
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Who? Laurie Penny
Where? Laurie Penny writes for the New Statesman and the Guardian.
Twitter? @pennyred
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Who? Alex Wood
Where? Alex is a journalist at BBC World and co-founder of Not on the Wires.
Twitter? @alexwoodcreates
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Who? Cathy Relf, aka Substuff
Where? Cathy writes about news, journalism and grammar in her blog Rantings of a subeditor. She is a sub-editor at Which? magazine and also does shifts at the Sunday Times and the Guardian.
Twitter? @substuff
Just as we like to supply you with fresh and innovative tips every day, we’re recommending journalists to follow online too. They might be from any sector of the industry: please send suggestions (you can nominate yourself) to sarah.booker at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.
Who? Claire French
Where? Claire is a political blogger and commentator who writes for Tribune and is currently studying for her NCTJ journalism exams.
Twitter? @clairee_french
Just as we like to supply you with fresh and innovative tips every day, we’re recommending journalists to follow online too. They might be from any sector of the industry: please send suggestions (you can nominate yourself) to sarah.booker at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.