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News start-ups need to ‘cut through the noise’

It looks like it is easier than ever to start a media company - with the digital tools available, anyone can do it. But for that very reason it is...

Journalists in danger: signs of a breakthrough?

In this oppressive landscape for free expression across large parts of the world, I found signs of hope while taking part in the UN meeting to mark...

Events

Social Media Summit

Social Media Summit #smsnyc

A major event in New York in which leading journalists, editors and news organisations debated the impact and influence of social media on the mainstream media

Reporting Europe

There’s so much more to the European Union than summits and budgets, as the BBC’s Europe editor, Gavin Hewitt, explained at this event

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Inga Thordar, ront page editor for BBC UK News online

Editing the BBC News website's front page

The BBC News website comes under intense public scrutiny. Editing the front page means being aware that stories will remain accessible in the BBC archive

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Mark Williams: producing a live sports programme

Producing a live sports programme

The challenge is to stay calm and in control in the tense excitement of the radio cubicle, says the editor of 5 Live’s Saturday sports output

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How to get into the BBC

Our tips on the different places to start your career in BBC journalism

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Journalism Trainee Scheme

How to apply for the BBC’s award-winning scheme for new journalists

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