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"It isn't like the Daily Mail needs an excuse to bash the BBC, but was there more at play in the recent 'Sachsgate' affair than meets the eye?" asks Gordon Macmillan, following up on today's PopBit...

An MA in political campaigning and reporting is the lastest offering from London's City University, and the course will be headed by Ivor Gaber.

As part of tomorrow’s National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) skills conference in Manchester, delegates from the event have been treated to a tour of the Manchester Evening News‘ n...

Auditioning blogs: Subscribe to the feed of a new blog in folder named 'audition'. Dip into that folder occasionally to see what catches your eye. Clear it out every 2 months, but, if you try and s...

Some interesting lessons learnt by the BBC News website from last week’s coverage of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai, according to a blog post by editor Steve Herrmann. The site used Tweets which s...

The New York Times has launched its beta news aggregation feature Times Extra. As the screengrab below shows, it makes for a pretty busy page with scrollable links to external, relevant content bel...

As reported on the main site, and as I commented previously on this blog, reporting restrictions which - if broken - would contravene the British Contempt of Court Act, seem increasingly irrelevant...

Guy Ruddle has been appointed as the Telegraph’s new head of visuals, according to a release from the publisher. In his new role, Ruddle will oversee both the pictures department and Telegraph TV, ...

Having secured $25 million of funding and launched its Chicago section in beta, the Huffington Post is reportedly eyeing further expansion with plans for San Francisco coverage. The launch of a net...

A diagram showing how new journalists can gather new information, with a description of the new model: three types of information and six roles for journalists.