End the exploitation of interns, says NUJ’s Jeremy Dear
As if being expected to work for free wasn’t bad enough, Condé Nast have auctioned a week-long internship. A snip at £3,700. ...
news
Gongs for City journalists
It’s been an award-winning year for City journalists – we’ve compiled some of their finer moments ...
Alumni on the ground in Haiti and Chile
As the woman on the ground for UNICEF in Haiti, Roshan Khadivi (international, 2000) has come along way from City’s journalism department on St John Street. ...
All change! Fresh outlook for City
All MA journalism students will be taught an American-style multi-platform course as part of a series of radical changes to the curriculum at City. ...
Cramped City campus
A maximum limit has been placed on the number of students being allowed onto City journalism courses. This follows record applications and admissions this year. ...
Hyperlocal websites, saving local news?
Hyperlocal websites are championed as the saviour of local news reporting. But as regional newspaper sales fall, can these sites replace them as a sustainable source of neighbourhood news? ...
features
What are the political parties tweeting about?
Word clouds made from official party twitter feeds reveal what the politicians are trying to get across to the electorate. ...
The death of the documentary?
Long form documentaries are being usurped by shorter films that are easier and cheaper to make. Is artistry being sacrificed for the sake of brevity? ...
Interviewing the Interviewers:
Krishnan Guru Murthy admits he’s a “tease”
In his role as Channel 4 News and News at Noon anchor, Krishnan Guru-Murthy asks tough questions without being hostile. ...
New media and the election: Will it be “The Tweet Wot Won It”?
How will bloggers and social networks affect how the coming election will be reported? ...
SNAP: decision
Every picture tells a story, but what about the story the picture doesn’t tell? Three controversial photographs explained. ...
