Who? Claire Cromie, Sussex chief reporter for the Kent & Sussex Courier
Where? Find her writing at the Kent & Sussex Courier.
Twitter? @clairecromie
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Who? Ben King, providing “Insights, linkies, bons mots and bad puns from Channel 4 News’ business producer”
Where? Ben’s own site appears to be under construction, but his day to day work takes place on the Channel 4 News site
Twitter? @kumquatkid
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Who? Robert Butler, “writes on green issues and the arts for the Economist’s ‘Intelligent Life’ magazine and blogs as ‘ashdenizen’ on the bits in between at the Ashden Directory”.
Where? ashdenizen and Intelligent Life
Twitter? @ashdenizen
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Who? Lee Ryder, the Evening Chronicle’s chief sports writer and NUFC correspondent. A football writer “who still eats, sleeps and breathes the beautiful game”.
Where? Blog on the Tyne
Twitter? @lee_ryder
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Who? Michael Moran, “Author. Journalist. Father. At the moment I appear principally to be tweeting with great enthusiasm about poor-quality British TV. Join me!”
Where? A former books editor at the Times, and writer for Face, Arena and Mixmag.
Twitter? @themichaelmoran
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Who? Stuart Nathan, “science and technology writer, word consumer, pun addict, food wrangler, snappy dresser, sarky git”.
Where? Stu’s Journal
Twitter? @Stu_N
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Who? Arun Sudhaman, “communications, marketing and media journalist, Holmes Report managing editor”.
Where? On his blog, and at the Holmes Report
Twitter? @arunsudhaman
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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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