Who? Alison Battisby
Where? Alison is a freelance journalist and community publisher of Dalston People. She also works as a social media community manager at Wunderman.
Twitter? @alisonbattisby @Dalstonpeople
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Who? Sophy Ridge
Where? Sophy is a political correspondent at Sky News
Twitter? @sophyridge
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Who? Rhodri Marsden
Where? Rhodri writes the Cyberclinic column for the Independent and is a freelance journalist.
Twitter? @Rhodri
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Who? Stuart Millar
Where? Stuart is currently news editor of Guardian.co.uk and will be deputy editor of the Guardian’s US operation.
Twitter? @stuartmillar159
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Who? Sapna Agarwal
Where? Sapna writes for Daily Mint, India’s second largest financial daily based in Mumbai. She reports on consumer, lifestyle and retail and tweets about anything that catches her interest.
Twitter? @sapnaagarwal1
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Who? Mark Prigg
Where? Mark is science and technology editor at the Evening Standard.
Twitter? @markprigg
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Who? Padraig Reidy
Where? Padraig is the news editor at Index on Censorship.
Twitter? @mepadraigreidy
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Who? Glen Oglaza
Where? Glen is political correspondent at Sky News. He writes a blog on the Sky News website.
Twitter? @glenoglaza
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Who? Ollie Williams
Where? Ollie is Olympic sports reporter for BBC Sport, covering a wide range of events from fencing to modern pentathlon.
Twitter? @bbcsport_ollie
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Who? Asam Shah
Where? Asam is a freelance journalist studying for an MA in Digital Journalism. He writes and produces freelance reports for ITV Sport, Al Jazeera English and GQ India.
Twitter? @AsamPlusONE
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