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Tag Archives: Guardian

  • Not much to add about this issue at the moment as I’m still in a bit of a post-birthday weekend fog, but a few interesting pieces have [...]

    Newspapers and blogging…a bit more

    May 13, 2008
  • Global warming, the Bush administration and Piers Morgan’s rising media profile. We’ve only got ourselves to blame for not tackling [...]

    The meaning of (modern) life

    May 5, 2008
  • No blinding flash of revelation here, just a decision to write down what has been in my head for quite some time regarding journalism, newspapers [...]

    Blogging in “our” newspapers

    May 3, 2008
  • I have done my bit for The Guardian’s week of work-life balance articles and blogs. Have a look at what juggling self-employment and caring [...]

    Blogging for The Guardian

    April 24, 2008
  • I feel like patting myself on the back. It has been quite a morning for the old work-life balance malarky. I’m feeling vaguely smug about [...]

    Work-life balancing like a demon

    April 23, 2008
  • Another day, another discussion item on BBC Breakfast that failed to deliver what the introduction promised and largely missed a very important [...]

    The BBC’s muddled view of cyberbullying

    February 19, 2008
  • A new book claims that national newspapers mainly recycle newswire copy and PR puff for their home news sections. Describing this trend as [...]

    “Churnalism” has a familiar ring

    February 1, 2008
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