#followjourn: @victoriaraimes
Who? Victoria Raimes
Where? Award-winning reporter for Edinburgh’s daily paper, the Edinburgh Evening News. She pops up on LinkedIn at this link.
Contact? @victoriaraimes
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#followjourn: Jon Walker
Who? Political editor of the Birmingham Post and Mail
Where? Jon’s articles for the post are aggregated at this link using the site search. He also has his own personal site chock-full of content to do with politics, journalism and more, with links to all his various articles, blog posts and other features.
Contact? @jonwalker121
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#followjourn: Kevin Anderson
Who? Freelance journalist and digital strategist
Where? Kevin worked at the BBC for eight years, before being made the Guardian’s first blogs editor in September 2006. He went on to become digital research editor at the Guardian from 2009-2010. He writes on the blog Strange Attractor, and was a speaker at Journalism.co.uk’s June conference, news:rewired – the nouveau niche
Contact? @kevglobal
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Online journalism innovator Paul Bradshaw has taken voluntary redundancy from his post as course leader for the online journalism MA at Birmingham City University, in what he says was a “complicated decision”.
Bradshaw, who is also founder of the Online Journalism Blog, hopes he can now invest more time in his own projects, with immediate plans to develop his Help Me Investigate site.
“It was a very complicated decision,” he told Journalism.co.uk. “There are a lot of opportunities around data journalism that I want to explore and I want to spend more time on Help Me Investigate. I felt it was probably the right time to dive in to more of those opportunities and now I have time to accept offers I have been made. But I am wary of taking too much work on. Part of the point is to invest more time in Help Me Investigate. I plan to start some development work and explore business models soon.”
Bradshaw is also already working on two different books, his own on magazine editing which is set to be completed by the end of the year and another dedicated to online journalism, which he is contributing to with former FT.com news editor Liisa Rohumaa, likely to be out by early next year.
On top of all that, he admits he may keep his toes in the teaching pool.
“I will certainly miss parts of teaching,” he told Journalism.co.uk. “I absolutely, enormously enjoyed teaching the students this year. Some of their work has been the best so far. I may still do a bit of teaching, but I think I have always wanted to keep growing and developing. The students say they are gutted, but they were quite excited and positive about what I am doing. I am experiencing a huge jumble of emotions. I am excited about the possibilities but I am really going to miss the students and staff.”
#followjourn: Ian Wylie
Who? Freelance journalist
Where? Until October 2009 Ian was the London editor and TV editor of the Manchester Evening News/MEN Media. His features written for the MEN in 2009 can be found at this link. Ian is also member of the Parliamentary Press Lobby and helped lead MEN Media coverage at Westminster of the MPs’ expenses scandal. He now works as a freelance journalist and keeps a blog: Life of Wylie.
Contact? @ianwylie
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#followjourn: Daniel Bentley
Who? Currently studying journalism at the University of Central Lancashire – you can read his CV here.
Where? Daniel blogs on the media with a particular emphasis on useful information for trainee journalists. He’s even set up an online resource of tips and tools for students.
Contact? He’s @djbentley on Twitter.
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#followjourn: Heidi Blake
Who? News reporter for the Daily Telegraph
Where? Blake joined the Telegraph in 2009, before which she had stints with the Press Association and the Yorkshire Post. Her Telegraph articles are collected at this a link. In 2007 Blake was named Journalist of the Year at the Guardian Student Media Awards. Her contributions to University of York student website Nouse are collected at this link.
Contact? @heidiblake
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#followjourn: @chrised
Who? Chris Edwards, freelance journalist.
Where? Chris is freelance editor of the electronics section of Engineering & Technology, published by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), and contributes to Bookdealer, Flipside and The Guardian. He also covers media on his site Hacking Cough, biotechnology on the BioMachine, and chip technology on the Shrinking Violence Blog,
Contact? @chrised
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#followjourn: @marcreeves
Who? Marc Reeves
Where? Marc is editor of theBusinessDesk.com West Midlands. He previously worked for a number of local newspaper companies including CN Group, Trinity Mirror, and BPM Media, and was editor of the Birmingham Post for more than three years. Marc is currently managing director of Reeves Associates. More information is available about his career on his LinkedIn page.
Contact? @marcreeves
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#followjourn: @marklives
Who? Herman Manson
Where? Herman is a writer based in Cape Town, SA. He blogs and writes on media, creative advertising and culture for a number of online sites including BizCommunity.com and Memeburn.com, and is editor of design, marketing and media blog MarkLives.com
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Contact? @marklives
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