The rapid escalation of the coronavirus pandemic led to the cancellation of hundreds of Pride events around the world. Even now, despite restrictions gradually easing, events are still being disrupted. Brighton Pride has announced its cancellation for the second year in a row. As one of the biggest and most popular Prides in the country, […]
Almost three years ago I started talking to a camera. It felt uncomfortable and a bit weird, sitting in a spare room with the curtains closed, using a floor lamp for lighting. Explaining the merits of a few well-known jazz records to an audience that didn’t exist. Just me and my camera. Fast forward […]
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To year 3 students Here is a link to a folder on Dropbox that you will need to log into: https://dropbox.com/sh/05shv95lup5m7zi/AACyQJOb3XiaUc8EnWEPWogia?dl=0 We will feed you slides with the information you need into the folder. I’ve put the first slide in. We meet in the small year 3 newsroom at 1400. See you there. Richard
Did you See casts its critical eye on BBC 2’s flagship current affairs programme ‘Newsnight’ on monday november 9th in the big newsroom. Watch it on monday 2nd.come along and talk about it. We are hoping to have a senior editorial figure to answer your questions by Skype. 1.00 MONDAY NOVEMBER 9TH UNDERGRADUATE NEWSROOM
JK Rowling’s Daily Prophet edges a step closer to reality with the wizard news that an issue of Entertainment Weekly magazine will next month include a video advert inside its pages. An ad produced by broadcast network CBS will play inside the magazine on a 320×240 pixel screen – around the same size a mobile […]
A selection of pictures from our recent graduation ceremony (thanks to Gerardo) are now available on the CfJ’s all-new Facebook page. It’s still a work in progress, but it would be helpful if all you Facebookers out there could ‘like’ the page. I need 25 ‘likes’ for the page to be able to give the […]
After a fierce bidding war, the Willow Walk pub right next to Victoria Station has been announced as the venue for the CfJ social gatheing next Satudray. Weatherspoons shares rose 15% on the news. The address is: 25 Wilton Rd, Victoria, London SW1V 1LW. Basically take the exit near platform 1 and follow your nose. […]
My first blog post when I started at the Centre for Journalism was titled ‘Radio is dead‘. Something that I’d heard numerous times, yet something that I just will not accept. During my introduction to that blog post in January last year, I explained how radio content is actually gaining more demand than ever before, […]
Simon Hughes MP, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats and Coalition Advocate for Access to Higher Education, visited the Centre for Journalism on Friday 20 May. Mr Hughes arrived late but stayed long enough to promote his views on the future of higher education. Journalism students took detailed notes and recorded his comments on film. We all learned how good senior politicians are at […]
Yesterday in class I spoke about my planned new 3rd year elective module on Political Reporting. The module will look at the interactions between journalists and sources across different forms of political reportage. We’ll explore parliamentary reportage, political commentary, interviews and press conferences, and the role of social media in political reportage among other topics. […]
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The reporters for Friday’s assessed radio news day are: Alan McGuinness Becci Hughes Kelsey Williams Kat Cain Jaak Pardi Rob Hayes Lucy Ross-Millar John Saunders
‘Hackney Heroine’ Pauline Pearce, who rose to tabloid fame during the London Riots after a video of her telling off rioters went viral, is giving a talk about her experiences on the Canterbury campus on Tuesday evening. It’s at 6pm in Darwin LT3, and is jointly hosted by the Ethnic Minorities campaign and the UKC Liberal […]
The picture of Libyan dictator Colonel Muammar Gaddafi on the front page of tbhis morning’s Guardian kept me smiling for several minutes. Gaddafi is a sinister fellow, but he has a Ceausescuesque capacity to make himself look ridiculous. Still, I suppose a man is entitled to dress up in silly clothes after a hard day’s dictating.
LauraTrussellHugoYoungAward3.jpg Huge congratulations to MA multimedia journalism student Laura Trussell, who last night attended The Guardian’s Hugo Young Awards as one of the nominees. The prestigious award, designed to honour one of the greats of Guardian journalism, is designed to encourage “fresh voices, new perspectives and good writing which, now more than ever, are essential […]
Being an Anthony Gormley fan, a snow-capped photograph of his “Angel of the North” sculpture averted my recently opened eyes and I hastily looked down to the text below it. A website is trying to obtain a photograph for every square mile of the British Isles. The site recently received its millionth submission, with over 1000 a […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic affected all levels of education in more ways than one. With the class of 2020 and 2021 gratefully affected by the pandemic, you start to wonder how they feel. Over the past year, a large number of students have come forward to share their experience with this shift and their feelings vary […]
A warm welcome today to new students joining our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes at the Centre for Journalism. We guarantee you’re in for a fascinating and challenging experience with us, and look forward to getting to know you all in the coming days. You’ll find most staff office doors are open most of the time, […]
So over the summer, I dabbled a little into the world of blogging. Mainly to build up a portfolio of my work but as I started working on it I found that I was actually loving what I was doing and working on. One particular blog post that I’m particularly proud of is my piece […]
It’s been a pretty grim day for publishers of local + regional newspapers with yet more announcements of some quite savage cuts in the industry and the unwelcome news of an independent publisher going into administration. The Kent Messenger Group is not immune and we are in the midst of a proposal to lose some […]
CHELSEA’S CLASS IS A KILLER FOR VILLA  Chelsea sealed a dominant 2-0 victory in the Premier League against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge. A returning Joe Cole, who had been injured for two matches, drilled in a low drive from close range after an incisive ball by Frank Lampard. Anelka then added Chelsea’s second […]
Calling Year 1s and MAs who’ve recently been on Work Experience at the KM Group – We’d like to showcase your published work from this at the CfJ and also in a temporary exhibition at the library. Please send/give me the date your work was published and the page number – or a link […]
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