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- RT @fieldproducer: Grandma gets in trouble with Locog for Olympic knitted top for church sale rollonfriday.com/TheNews/Europe… 0 minutes ago
- @NickPoole1 @bridgetmck great, thanks for reply. Maybe a catch-up pint to hear more? 7 minutes ago
- "@mashable: Is a Facebook browser imminent? on.mash.to/Jzy2l5" ...anything to boost the stock price... 13 minutes ago
- RT @Marthalanefox: would have been good to see bold thinking about digital + the high st - much opp to use tech to help reinvigorate co ... 15 minutes ago
- @CatRushmore Early articles by Ian Penman & Paul Morley in the 80's NME sent me (bracket) crazy. I love moustache brackets {a lot}! 19 hours ago
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Journalism, law and misidentification: McNabbed?
Picture the scene: it’s monday morning, the coffee is cooling, I’m blankly trolling around in a free-associating Google image search. For some reason a glimpsed headline suggests the name Andy McNab to me and I end up looking at a … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy McNab, caching, Google Image Search, Journalism, law, misidentification, online journalism
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Journalism: The Guardian revealed again
Just when you thought The Guardian would be restored to it’s pre-eminent correctness thanks to a wave of post-Obama enthusiasm, they go and spoil it with a daft ad campaign for their own content, complete with greengrocer grammar ! The … Continue reading
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