Who? Michael Rosser, web editor for Broadcast magazine and “always hungry for more TV, music and movies”.
Where? Michael Rosser on Broadcast Magazine
Twitter? @michaelrosser
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Who? Mark Johnson, community editor at the Economist, managing and developing social features on economist.com. Previously ran authonomy.com and bookarmy.com at HarperCollins.
Where? The Economist
Twitter? @majohns
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Who? Amol Rajan, deputy comment editor and columnist, the Independent. Also a youth worker for Prospex and author of Twirlymen, the Unlikely History of Cricket’s Greatest Spin Bowlers.
Where? Eagle Eye: Breaking views from Independent commentators
Twitter? @amolrajan
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Who? Martin Wainwright, northern editor, the Guardian, author of the True North book and blog.
Where? True North and theGuardian.co.uk/profile/martinwainwright
Twitter? @mswainwright
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Who? James Anthony, “culture/mental health hack, for the Guardian, and for hire. Social media consultant. Trainee LRG ref. DJ. Tattooed.”
Where? Find James’ writing for the Guardian at this link, his blog here, and a site he edits called Fuck Yeah Horror just here.
Twitter? @jimboeth
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Who? Paul Cockerton, web editor for Newsquest, “looking after the websites for one daily, one paid-for weekly and four free weekly newspapers.”
Where? Paul has his own blog at this link.
Twitter? @paulcockerton
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Who? Charlotte McEleny, “reporter at New Media Age (covering social media/music/women and more) and some music stuff for Notion Magazine. I also like tea, bling and darts.”
Where? New Media Age, Notion Magazine
Twitter? @charlottemc
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Who? Ann Mroz, editor of weekly magazine supplement Times Higher Education.
Where? timeshighereducation.co.uk
Twitter? @annmroz
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Who? Bryan Glick, “Journalist, editor in chief of Computer Weekly, Liverpool FC fan, follower of all things media, tech, sport, culture, writing”.
Where? On the Computer Weekly editor’s blog.
Twitter? @bryanglick
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Who? Tim Bradshaw, digital media correspondent at the FT.
Where? On the FT’s tech blog, as well as his tumblr site for links or LinkedIn page for a bit of history.
Twitter? @tim
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