Blogs

The last copy of the year is here for your viewing pleasure. There are also paper copies in the newsroom and be delighted if you'd like to take a few off my hands, seeing as I have about a thousand of the things.

Notes from the lecture on planning now available. Paul

Here's one worth looking at: 

http://www.flintoff.org/wanted-intern

This explains what kind of things he does:

http://www.flintoff.org/john-paul-flintoff-journalist

Richard

23 May 90wpm PK104

24 May 100wpm PK104

6 June 60, 80wpm PK130

7 June 100, 120wpm PK130

16 June 80, 100wpm PK130

We are starting a research seminar series and the first presentation is on May 29 at 12pm in the undergraduate newsroom. I will be speaking on "Pleasure and Political Participation in Green Lifestyle Journalism". All welcome.

We will also have Sarah presenting on June 26 at 1pm and Tim on November 27 at 1pm and speakers in other months. More details later.

The handout on local government finance is now available in module notes under NCTJ Public Affairs. Paul

I'll do a brief revision session for Year 3 students immediately after your convergent journalism revision session tomorrow morning on Tuesday 14 May (tomorrow).

The Kent Messenger's pages were stuffed with stories by Centre for Journalism students during April and May - including bylines on the front and back pages. Here's 10 of the best of them. 

Placements are available to every student at the end of their first year, giving them two weeks of reporting experience on a major regional newspaper.

Following our MA and Year 3 revision sessions, I have added a little material to module notes that may help for the Reporting Conflict exams. 

There is now a link to the Channel 4 documentary Sri Lanka's Killing Fields at the end of the module note for the Arab Spring UGC seminar. The full title of this module note is as follows: