Press watchdog looks to regulate journalists Twitter activity
A story from the Telegraph about how The Press Complaints Commission (PCC) is to begin a consultation which could result in it regulating journalists’ and newspapers’ Twitter feeds.
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Murdoch, The Daily, and life without the web
A fascinating article on the register about News corp and the launch of it's new Ipad newspaper 'The Daily'
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Coverage of Joanna Yeates killing and Contempt of Court Act
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Pressing need for tie-ups at local newspapers
The financial times reports on the possibility of consolidation amongst local newspaper groups this year.
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Mail Online hits 53.9m monthly browsers
Audit Bureau of Circulations latest figures show Mail Online increased its web reach sharply again in December
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Argus journalists vote for second two-day strike
brightonandhovenews.org is reporting that Journalists at Brighton and Hove’s daily newspaper, The Argus, have voted for a second two-day strike.
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Steve Jobs gets into email spat with student journo
The firstpost.co.uk is carrying a story about an email spat between Apple founder Steve Jobs and Twenty-two-year-old Long Island University student Chelsea Kate Isaacs.
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Pore spelling
"The publication of Tony Blair's book has given us much to pour over" writes a relatively well known national TV broadcaster on her blog. Well, I know what I'd like to pour over it.....
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Can apps save news journalism?
An article in the Guardian by Adrian Monck looks at the newspaper apps for mobile phones and the Ipad
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