This morning at 9am the Centre for Journalism Newswire goes live yet again to the world. The project is being undertaken as part of the Centre's Online news day for final-year undergraduates. We will be covering - for one day only - a mix of national and international stories, as well as local stories relevant to Kent using a variety of multimedia techniques.
Just a heads up, just logged into my NCTJ Members Area and my NCTJ Law results were up, I imagine it will be the same for everyone else.
It must have been one heck of a boring afternoon in this Salisbury newsroom. If anyone has any information, it's likely that nobody cares.
This morning at 8am the Centre for Journalism Newswire goes live to the world. The project is being undertaken as part of the Centre's Online news day for second-year undergraduates. We will be covering - for one day only - a mix of national and international stories, as well as local stories relevant to Kent using a variety of multimedia techniques.
Something interesting popped up today on BBC Radio Derby and has then been posted on the BBC website regarding something the station reported on Saturday, it's worth a listen as it's extraordinary. Footballer Robbie Savage defending his backroom staff at Derby County from so-called 'unresponsible journalism' carried out by the local radio station!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/d/derby_county/8453055.stm
