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Centre for Journalism Newswire

As part of the online block of my Convergent Journalism module, the Centre for Journalism is having an online newsday on Wednesday (24th February). Read the rest of this entry »

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Bleacher Report Featured Columnist

This month I began work as a Chelsea Featured Columnist on Bleacher Report. Read the rest of this entry »

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A chill wind blows through Westminster

Another political headache for Gordon Brown

The email has caused another political headache for Gordon Brown

When it came to thinking up headlines to describe events at Westminster yesterday, newspaper offices up and down the land were presented with a perfect resource: the weather. Read the rest of this entry »

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Resolutions

Around this time of year everyone makes resolutions that they swear they’ll keep: lose weight, join the gym, give up smoking etc. I’m not usually one for New Year’s resolutions but perhaps I should pledge to make mine this: write on here more. Read the rest of this entry »

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Portfolio update

David Beckham

I’ve currently got a month off from university (I go back on 18th) so I’ve decided to give my somewhat neglected website a bit of attention and add to the portfolio section of the site. Read the rest of this entry »

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Goodbye to Bleacher Report

After just under eighteen months writing for Bleacher Report I’ve decided to call it a day.

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The night the Berlin Wall fell

People clamber over the Berlin Wall, which came down 20 years ago today

People clamber over the Berlin Wall, which came down 20 years ago today

BBC journalist Brian Hanrahan was there when the Berlin Wall came down 20 years ago. Read the rest of this entry »

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Goal.com update

I’ve now got a good number of shifts at Goal.com under my belt and it’s going well so far. I’ve done three shifts writing news for the website. Here’s some of the articles I’ve had published: Read the rest of this entry »

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Goal.com

Tonight is my first shift at the football website Goal.com. I’ll be doing the 6-11pm shift every Wednesday, updating the site with latest news about the beautiful game. I was offered the internship with the website through my work on Bleacher Report. I was trained up on Monday and picked up my first byline on the site in the process. I’m looking forward to it and raringĀ  to go. Read the rest of this entry »

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Year two has begun…

The joys of university

The joys of university

My shoulder aches from having to carry books that would kill a small child if dropped upon them from a significant height, my headaches are getting more and more frequent and my caffeine intake is erring on the side of dangerous. That can mean only one thing – I’m back at uni.

The work is piling up already – reading, presentations and video assignments – but the journalism course on offer at the University of Kent is not your typical undergraduate degree. Despite the stress it’s a lot of fun, I wouldn’t want to be learning the tricks of the trade anywhere else.

My main body of work over the next six weeks will come in the form of six 45 seconds to 1 minute video pieces on a story of my choice. While I think coming up with a great idea every week might prove problematic, I’m relishing the chance to improve my video skills, which, If I’m honest, are not as strong as they should be.

As a result I’ll find the time I can dedicate to this website will decrease, but I’ll try to keep it updated as regularly as I can with the usual mix of current affairs and football. Now if you’ll excuse me I think I hear my kettle boiling…

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