How to Pitch to Wallpaper*
21 August 2008
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The Knowledge
Perfect Pitch
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How to pitch to: Chat
13 August 2008
Editor Gilly Sinclair gives her tips on pitching to the women's real-life weekly
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How to pitch to: Theme
6 August 2008
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How to pitch to: Body and Soul
23 July 2008
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How to pitch to: Front
30 July 2008
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How to pitch to: BBC Focus
16 July 2008
Student Journalism
New training scheme set up for young sport reporters
13 January 2009
A nationwide scheme designed to help young sports fans train as journalists is to be officially launched tomorrow.
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Photo training could put you in frame for a lucrative career
20 August 2008
For amateur photographers, it’s never been easier to get your images out to a wider audience. Méabh Ritchie asks what it takes to go a step further and make a career out of photojournalism
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Schmooze your way into any awkward situation
22 July 2008
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Ricki Dewsbury wins top award at Student Journalism Awards
27 June 2008
Freelance Tips
Cruise holidays weather recession as new mag launches
27 October 2008
A new national magazine covering Cruising is set to launch next month with national distribution.
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Uncovering the real power behind real-life stories
15 August 2008
Freelance writer Lucy Jolin explains the value of real-life stories, and offers advice to any journalists thinking of making the leap
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Twenty top tips that should make you a better journalist
12 August 2008
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Coping with the stress of a much-needed holiday
29 July 2008
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Freelances threatened with data protection fine
8 August 2008
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Sometimes it's not rude to talk about money
27 June 2008
Legal Briefing
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Child sex-abuse cases: Keeping reports safe
25 July 2008
Méabh Ritchie looks at the best way to approach a sensitive story about victims of child sex abuse, and what you can and can’t write
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How to challenge a court reporting restriction: the essential guide for journalists
11 July 2008
Speaking at the Press Gazette Media Law conference, PA legal editor Mike Dodd urged journalists to challenge unreasonable and unnecessary court orders. Here he shows how to do it.
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Name bans can be altered to free up reporting
30 June 2008
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'Libel tourism' in England and the US response
27 May 2008
How I did it
At home with Pete Doherty: how I got access to the troubled star
14 August 2008
This month, Loaded offered a Hello!-style photo shoot inside the home of the famously shy and troubled Pete Doherty. Senior staff writer Jeff Maysh reveals how he opened the doors to Casa Doherty
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My scoop opened floodgates to a tide of angry readers
7 August 2008
Reporter Jon Welch tells Méabh Ritchie the story behind his scoop on Government plans to flood the Norfolk Broads. The story was highly commended for the scoop of the year award in the Press Gazette Regional Press Awards
Tips from the Pros
BBC economics editor: 'Rolling news too concerned with stock markets'
1 October 2008
The demands of 24-hour rolling news and an "obsession" with user-generated material have hampered the media's efforts to make sense of the global economic downturn, according to the BBC's acting economics editor, Hugh Pym.
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Uncovering the real power behind real-life stories
15 August 2008
Freelance writer Lucy Jolin explains the value of real-life stories, and offers advice to any journalists thinking of making the leap
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Do you have the personality for broadcasting?
8 August 2008
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Are rock festivals music to your ears?
18 July 2008
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Reaping good death stories need not be grim
1 August 2008
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How to get the most out of the Freedom of Information Act
11 July 2008
