Print imposes its own parameters on the journalist. Font, page size, pagination and layout combine to create limitations that are as much a mercy for the reader as they are healthy discipline for the writer.
Seventeen News Associates alumni are celebrating new senior status after being awarded their National Qualification in Journalism.
Pundits have predicted the 2015 general election will be one of the dirtiest, as well one of the most interesting.
Being sent to do a death doorknock is one of the most important tasks a reporter is ever asked to perform.
The use of drones, wearable devices and the challenges of reporting on the first hashtag election were all topics up for discussion at the News:Rewired conference this month.
January 1, 2015 marks an important milestone: ten years since the Freedom of Information Act came into force.
News Associates has again been named as one of the top journalism courses in the UK.
The police’s abuse of the law that allows officers to go hunting for information about who your anonymous sources might be is outrageous. It is not, however, much of a surprise. I remember attending a number of meetings as far back as 15 years ago, at which proposals for what was to become RIPA – […]
Responsible reporting lies at the heart of the study of journalism at News Associates.
The Independent Press Standards Organisation is finally open for business. It opened its doors on September 8 and immediately found itself picketed by Hacked Off.
