Read all about it! The Press Gazette hangs on by its fingernails.
News just out - and I'm heading out as well. Will expand on this later....
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This is a source, archive and place to discuss Journalism and PR. Hopefully it will address questions on the nature of news, the role of journalism in our view of the world and the impact of PR on the news agenda. Do we get the news we deserve? Or the news we need to know? This isn't just a site for paranoid academics or their students - contributions are also welcome from professionals in journalism and PR or anyone with something to say about the world as presented through the headlines.
About Me
- Pete Wilby
- Musician, music writer, researcher and degree leader for BA(Hons) Media and Communication (Public Relations) at Birmingham City University, UK
Links
- Folk Forum - Pete Wilby's research blog on folk and amateur music)
- Guardian TV & radio blog
- New Music Strategies (Andrew Dubber)
- Andrew Dubber
- Strive notes (Sherrilynne Starkie, Strive PR)
- PR Studies (Richard Bailey)
- Green Banana (Heather Yaxley)
- Good green PR (Caroline Wilson)
- Mediations (Philip Young)
- Borkowski Blog
- PR in a Jar (Jane Smith)
- MarCom Professional - All things marketing communications
- PR Conversations - Global views on PR - a collaborative blog
- The Poet Laura-eate (Laura King)
- qwghlm.co.uk (Chris Applegate)
- Nick Robinson's Newslog
- Online Journalism (Paul Bradshaw)
- Colin Randall - British journalist and folk fan, based in France
- Baghdad Burning - 'Girl Blog from Iraq'
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Rob McGibbon is a regular freelancer whose recent pieces on Seb Coe and Michael Barrymore have been among the very readable page fillers in the Press Gazette. Unfortunately, the current financial uncertainties affecting the publication have resulted in financial pressures for him. Read all about it!
It's gone! It says something about the profession of journalism in the UK that this particular forum is no longer available. Journalists actually speaking out about the process of getting news and extracting genuine information from their sources - who would want to support a publication that allows that sort of thing to happen?
Long time since I updated - of course it's back again!
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