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You’ll
have seen the article by now and you’ll probably have shared it with friends,
be that either over the internet or otherwise. And that’s why you’re part of
the problem.
Make the most of the internet as a wannabe journalist
Journalism,
it is widely and correctly believed, is going through major changes. The
digital age is beginning to take hold; social media and the internet is the way
forward.
Stop criticising Blackburn fans for caring
Booing
or general protesting in football is one of those obscure trend-following occurrences,
in that it is both fashionable to do it and fashionable to criticise those who
do it.
Have the media been unfair on Chelsea?
Andres
Villas-Boas has had a tough few months. Appointed Chelsea manger under a sea of
comparisons to Chelsea God Jose Mourinho, the 34-year-old was given the task of
building a legacy at the Blues which would, eventually, see Chelsea return to
the top of the English football pile.
Football punditry and ‘crossing the white line’
Playing the game
does not automatically make you a good football pundit – but it can make you a good analyst
on certain subjects within the game.
Some thoughts on Murdoch and the want for tabloid journalism
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An
awful lot has been said and written about Rupert Murdoch, the News of the World
phone-hacking scandal and tabloid journalism as a whole. From the superb work of
some
to the stupid,
fame-hungry actions of others, the scandal really has been packed with
drama – which is sad, in a way, because the main story should not be an
80-year-old man having a pie thrust into his face; it should be the terrible
intrusion from certain people in the media into the lives of innocent people
and the sickening actions of some journalists which has brought this story-obtaining
method into the public eye – which hopefully will result in change.
