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Cleland Thom's blog
Why did we give away our free press?
If you’re a journalist working in the UK and you’re under 35, you’ve never worked for the free press.Published on: Sunday, 22nd May 2011
NCTJ exam tips - multi-media question
Most people who pass the NCTJ's News writing and Reporting exams score between 50 and 60 per cent.Published on: Friday, 1st April 2011
It's your problem if you take offence to this
It was another blow for free speech recently when the British Humanist Association was forced to scrap the slogan 'If you're not religious, for god's sake say so'.Published on: Tuesday, 8th March 2011
A hack's view of phone hacking, the law and the PCC ...
It was good to read this article by Lionel Barber about the never-ending phone hacking saga. He sets out the issues clearly and simply.Published on: Tuesday, 1st February 2011
Why is local media treated with contempt?
It's about time someone raised this issue - the vulnerability of local media to the Contempt of Court Act.Published on: Thursday, 27th January 2011
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