Who? Jojo Pasion Malig
Where? Manila-based editor and journalist at ABS-CBN News in the Philippines and at Poynter. Writing his own opinions and discoveries at The Copy Editor
Twitter? @The_Copyeditor
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Who? Judith Townend, legal discussion and news for online publishers.
Where? Judith started the Meejalaw blog to share information and links while studying as an MPhil/PhD research student at City University London’s new centre for law, justice and journalism
Twitter? @meejalaw
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Who? Stefan Stern, management writer and director of strategy at Edelman, London.
Where? Formerly a weekly columnist for the FT on management, Stefan moved to Edelman last year and blogs for them at Stefan Stern on Management. He has also recently contributed to the Guardian.
Twitter? @stefanstern
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Who? Martin Cloake: “Writer and editor on sport, finance and new media models. Also available for training, communications work and general Spurs banter.”
Where? Martin writes for Daily Finance UK, see his collected articles here, and has his own site, including a blog covering mostly media and sport.
Twitter? @martincloake
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Who? Ande Gregson, “Founder of #media140 Worldwide. Motorcyclist and scuba diver. Ran the 25th Marathon Des Sables and now running across the Atacama desert 2012.”
Where? Professionally dealing with media140.com, an independent organisation dealing with the connections between social technologies and media communications. However, Gregson’s active lifestyle and fan-ship of extreme sports causes his location to be dubbed ‘lots of places’.
Twitter? @AndeGregson
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Who? Philip John, “Lichfield lad, WordPress geek for hire, director of @LichfieldBlog, hyperlocal fan, @Journal_Local founder, lover of curry, tea & cider.”
Where? As well as tweeting avidly and keeping his own website, John shares his knowledge of hyperlocal journalism on journallocal.co.uk and love of Lichfield on thelichfieldblog.co.uk
Twitter? @philipjohn
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Who? Lucy Manning, ITV News political correspondent
Where? Manning reports from the House of Commons and covered the 2010 election, following Gordon Brown and the Labour Campaign. She blogs on current affairs for ITV here.
Twitter? @lucymanning
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Who? Stuart Hughes, “BBC World Affairs producer, landmine survivor, amputee, cyclist.”
Where? Hughes has written about his injury for the BBC News website and can be seen here in an appearance on BBC Breakfast.
Twitter? @stuartdhughes
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Who? James Jones, TV Journalist. James is directing a Dispatches film which will air on Channel 4 on 8 November, and produced BBC 2 series, ‘Secret Iraq’.
Where? James Jones on LinkedIn
Twitter? @rjamesjones
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Who? Marc Cooper, “Web journo, hyperlocal hound, news consumer, expert coffee drinker”.
Where? Marc blogs at www.marccooper.co.uk
Twitter? @marccooper01
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