Category Archives: Recommended journalists

#FollowJourn: @baeight/editor

#FollowJourn: Brian Attwood

Who? Editor based in London.

What? Works for The Stage and sends plenty of related links out via his Twitter account.

Where? Brian’s work can be read on The Stage’s website.

Contact? Send him a tweet, via @baeight.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @MSNMoneyJames/editor

#FollowJourn: James Andrews

Who? Online editor.

What? Specialises in financial journalism.

Where? Editor of MSN UK’s MSN Money site.

Contact? Send him a tweet: to @msnmoneyjames.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @jackieannett/editor and freelancer

#FollowJourn: Jackie Annett

Who? Editor and freelance journalist.

What? Editor of InDesign magazine, a B2B publication for architects and interior designers.

Where? More about her work can be found on www.jackieannett.co.uk.

Contact? Email jackie_annett [at] hotmail.com.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @jwatson1/freelancer

#FollowJourn: Jonathan Watson

Who? Freelance journalist.

What? Specialising in law, business, technology and media. He has also written about the voluntary sector.

Where? Also writes a blog on his personal website.

Contact? On Twitter he’s @jwatson1 or email jwatson1 [at] gmail.com.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @catherine_mayer / magazine journalist

#FollowJourn: Catherine Mayer

Who? London bureau chief for Time Magazine.

What? Started her career at the Economist in the 1980s; frequent speaker at events (eg. at the LSE).

Where? On Twitter / Time Magazine.

Contact? On Twitter or via Time Magazine.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @davanac/editor and developer

#FollowJourn: Damien Van Achter

Who? Editor, developer and social media manager.

What? Works for Belgian broadcaster RTBF.be with a penchant for multimedia experimentation – see Rory Cellan-Jones’ recent article on Van Achter.

Where? Writes French-language blog ‘Blogging the News’.

Contact? On Twitter he’s @davanac.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#Followjourn: @iburrell/media editor

#FollowJourn: Ian Burrell

Who? Media editor, the Independent.

What? Covers media industry news for the Independent newspaper and site.

Where? On Twitter he’s @iburrell. Follow his work at Independent.co.uk and on the Independent Minds blog.

Contact? Via the Independent or on Twitter.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @beajournalist/deputy production editor

#FollowJourn: Ed Oldfield

Who? Deputy production editor at a regional newspaper in the UK.

What? Works for the Exeter Express & Echo and also as a journalism trainer with his website ‘Be a journalist’.

Where? On Twitter he’s @beajournalist or for his Express & Echo tweets it’s @Ed_Oldfield.

Contact? Email Ed at contact.beajournalist [at] talktalk.net.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#FollowJourn: @andyoakes/publisher

#FollowJourn: Andy Oakes

Who? Publisher for Centaur.

What? Publishes New Media Age and Reputation Online.

Where? http://www.nma.co.uk/ or http://reputationonline.co.uk/

Contact? Send him a tweet.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.

#Followjourn: @davelee/online journalist

#FollowJourn: Dave Lee

Who? Broadcast journalist for the BBC World Service. Former co-editor of the BBC Internet Blog.

What? Online journalism advocate who can be found on a variety of blogging and social media platforms.

Where? @davelee/http://daveleejblog.com/

Contact? Send him a tweet or get in touch via his contact page.

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 judith or laura at journalism.co.uk; or to @journalismnews.