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Journalism is Evolving

According to Vadim Lavrusik, Community Manager and Social Strategist at Mashable (www.Mashable.com), journalists now need to possess multimedia skills to tell stories through video, text, graphics,...

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Broadcast Journalism Not Dead, Just Changing, says Mark Effron

The field of Broadcast Journalism has evolved so quickly that journalists aren’t even sure what the field is called anymore. Is it electronic journalism? Multimedia journalism? New media Journalism?...

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Amazon Launches Kindle Singles, Saves Long-Form Journalism

Amazon has launched Kindle Singles, one-off pieces of non-fiction and journalism which are typically much shorter than a novel, but longer than a magazine article. The Kindle Singles can be read on any...

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Writing for the Web is a Matter of Survival – by Karen Lotter

Writing for the Web is very different from Writing for Print. Honest. I’m not just saying so ‘cause I want to make some bucks from my Writing for the Web Course at The Writers College. (Well, that...

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The New Media Revolution: Adapt or Die by Samantha Moolman

  News production is not what it used to be. A good journalist these days cannot rely solely on faxed press releases and anonymous phone calls to get the scoop. Trips to the library are a rarity and...

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Four ways to keep up with the future of Magazine Journalism – by Katy Moran

The world we live in is constantly changing. One way this is clear, is how our professional and personal lives are moving online. As journalists, we now face the challenge of managing both our on- and...

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Five reasons print journalism can’t die, yet – by Carl Beck

People keep saying print journalism is dead. But here are five quirky reasons why print isn’t going away anytime soon. 1. Teenage girls need to plaster their walls with something You know. Justin...

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The Principles of Online Journalism: Why we must adhere to core values – by...

It doesn’t take a qualified journalist anymore to publish the news. Thanks to online media, the public can now inform themselves and each other via various platforms and social networks. Any Joe Soap...

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Magazine Journalism Skills Upgrade: Career-proof Your Future

  Emerging from the bleakest times in journalistic history, what can magazine journalists do to future-proof their career? Beverley Whitehead crystallises an approach for the insightful storytellers of...

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How Your Smart Phone Can Help Your Journalism Career

We live in a fast-paced world where what’s new today is old news tomorrow. It’s relatively easy for a writer to keep up with what’s trending; the problem lies with processing the information overload....

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Skills Needed for Magazine Journalism: Why the Soft Ones Count – by Jane...

  Many magazine journalists think that their ability to write well is what secures them their next job. But editors at big publishing houses tell a different story. They claim it’s the marriage of good...

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Five Trends Reveal How Print Media Is Evolving in the Digital Age

BY FADY ZAKI Is there a future for newspapers? Can the magazine industry survive? Is print journalism dead? For two decades, these headlines have popped up in the news. It’s true that with the ongoing...

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Six Indispensable Apps for a Journalist

  BY THERSIA BREEDT These easy-to-use apps will make your career as a journalist easier.   We all know journalists need to be up-to-date with the latest news. They also need to be current with the...

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Top Digital Magazines – Five Ways Writers at ‘The Economist’ Do Things...

    The Economist digital magazine attracts 32 million page views per month, making it the envy of the publishing world. Find out the reasons for The Economist’s digital success with SHARLENE NAAIDOO,...

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Five Apps to Kick-start Your Magazine Journalism Career – by Fatima Bheekoo-Shah

  While your Moleskine may never go out fashion, technology changes at a rapid pace. These five apps get you to work more effectively and can give you a head start in your writing career. 1. App for...

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How the modern newsroom has evolved, and why it’s a good thing

With the privilege of an insider’s view into the evolution of Fairfax Media NZ’s newsroom, KIMBERLEY ROSS lends a voice of support to the ‘modern newsroom’.   Transformation has loomed large over the...

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Essential magazine journalism skills for the future

  What skills do magazine journalists need to make the crossover to digital media? A rapid increase in the advancement of technology has disrupted and transformed many industries. The magazine...

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How Digital Journalists can rank higher with these Skills and Resources

    It takes more than good writing to be a digital journalist. Here are seven skills and websites to help you succeed.   BY NATACHJA DE WEBER     Unlike regular reporting, digital journalism demands...

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USER-FRIENDLY APPS FOR TECHNOPHOBE JOURNALISTS

  If you are a person who fears or dislikes new apps, and you also happen to be a journalist, then this article is for you. Find out the easiest-to-use apps indispensable to your writing job!   BY KYLA...

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Amazon Launches Kindle Singles, Saves Long-Form Journalism

Amazon has launched Kindle Singles, one-off pieces of non-fiction and journalism which are typically much shorter than a novel, but longer than a magazine article. The Kindle Singles can be read on any...

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