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Wannabe Hacks in the Guardian.

Wannabe Hacks in the Guardian.

As ever this blog is not getting the attention it deserves - now I am mainly writing at the aforementioned project [...]

Sep 19, 2010     No Comments
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Student media should work together

Student media should work together

(I am cross posting this from Ones to Watch where it was originally published) Student media is an interesting world; [...]

Aug 6, 2010     1 Comment
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Churning leads to depression

Churning leads to depression

I am currently reading Nick Davies’ ‘Flat Earth News’ and I am only a chapter and a half in and [...]

Jul 23, 2010     2 Comments
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Sticking at it

Sticking at it

I have been home from university approaching two weeks now, although I do not graduate until the 12th of July. I picked up a 2:1, which when I look at what else I had on my plate in 3rd year is something I am very proud of, but now I have nothing.

Jun 30, 2010     4 Comments
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Innovation is dead. Long live innovation.

Innovation is dead. Long live innovation.

Having spent the day at Jeecamp, I wanted to share a few of my thoughts on the day. This year the (semi) Unconference feels like it has focused more on the business / innovation side of journalism than ever before.

May 24, 2010     No Comments
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One year of Redbrick

So, on the 10th of June I shall put my final issue of Redbrick to bed, it is the final issue of the year and my 59th involved with the paper. As I have mentioned before I have lost all of the posts I wrote about my plans and hopes for Redbrick this year, so all I can do is talk you through what we have achieved and where we think we can go in the future. I see a lot of potential in the UK's student media scene, I think it is woefully underdeveloped and many universities and their media groups should have better links with each other and better links with the industry. The student media scene is a great place for experimentation because the business model is different. It is an environment where risk should be encouraged and entrepreneurship supported.

May 17, 2010     2 Comments
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Returning to JEEcamp

So, it has been a year since I attended my first Jeecamp - At the time I didn’t really know what to expect, I was just ready to learn. What I found was a melting pot of ideas, challenges, uncertainty and inspiration; I left Jeecamp overflowing with plans and possibilities to take back to Redbrick.

May 16, 2010     No Comments
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