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Jun 29, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
No newspaper WANTS to print a lie. It's expensive, we hate paying court costs, and we'd far rather spend the cash on the Christmas party or maybe even stories. Mistakes happen nevertheless and there are plenty of blogs and interested parties pointing it out when they do – as they should, although they are rather monotone and never praise a paper for getting something right.
links for 2011-06-21
Jun 21, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
Former Sun Online editor Pete Picton, who we revealed in September was called up to help launch News Corp.‘s The Daily in New York, has now joined A&N Media’s Mail Online as deputy publisher.
links for 2011-06-15
Jun 15, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
Improving reporters’ and editors’ skills, while raising their energy level and spurring motivation, can mean the difference between a news organization successfully reinventing itself and one that doesn’t.
links for 2011-06-11
Jun 11, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
But as the years went on, I realised that what I really want to be, all told, is a human. Just a productive, honest, courteously treated human. One of “The Guys”. But with really amazing hair.
links for 2011-06-09
Jun 9, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorizedlinks for 2011-06-02
Jun 2, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
if traffic figures are divided by population, a somewhat different (and more meaningful) picture emerges: South Korea is and will be the world's most data-hungry country in Cisco's sample. Even Canada and France (and, by 2015, Britain) will consume more gigabytes per month per person than America.
links for 2011-06-01
Jun 1, 2011 Author: Joanna | Filed under: Uncategorized-
At the weekend, the Guardian hosted a Knight-Mozilla News Innovation Jam meet-up, bringing together designers, web developers and journalists to think about the future of digital news
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