Month: March 2013
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BRISTOL HOSTS MAJOR DEBATE ON THE FUTURE OF THE MEDIA ON MARCH 16th – PLUS EXCLUSIVE FILM SHOWING
Read More: BRISTOL HOSTS MAJOR DEBATE ON THE FUTURE OF THE MEDIA ON MARCH 16th – PLUS EXCLUSIVE FILM SHOWINGHARD PRESSED: Two events on the future of the media, March 16th, 2012 By Bristol NUJ and Bristol Festival of Ideas, supported by MediaAct and Mediawise Hacked to bits: Restoring public trust in journalism The 2012 Benn Debate, 7.30pm Friday March 16th, Arnolfini, Bristol. Tickets £6.50 and £5.00 concessions and NUJ members The reputation of journalism…
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BBC and UWE back bid for Bristol TV station
Read More: BBC and UWE back bid for Bristol TV stationA NEW TV network for Bristol could unite independent production companies, student journalists and bloggers in providing an ultra-local digital service for the city’s communities.
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Christmas meet-up and Northcliffe reunion
Read More: Christmas meet-up and Northcliffe reunionBristol NUJ invites all journalists – especially past and present employees of the Evening Post, Western Daily Press and other Northcliffe titles – to a Christmas get-together at The Punchbowl, Old Market, Bristol, from 6pm, Friday December 16th
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BBC cuts will savage department which exposed Bristol heart babies scandal
Read More: BBC cuts will savage department which exposed Bristol heart babies scandalINSIDE Out West, the weekly current affairs show covering Bristol and the West of England, is the worst affected of the region’s BBC departments threatened in a wave of cutbacks at the corporation.
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NUJ condemns “outrageous” reader poll on which presenter should lose job
Read More: NUJ condemns “outrageous” reader poll on which presenter should lose jobTHE Bristol branch of the National Union of Journalists has condemned as “outrageous” a reader poll by the Bristol Evening Post which asks readers to vote on which of two TV weather presenters should lose their job in BBC cutbacks.
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Western Daily Press to return to Bristol
Read More: Western Daily Press to return to BristolThe Western Daily Press, is to return to its Bristol base, little more than a year after a controversial move to Plymouth
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NUJ response to Copyright Review
Read More: NUJ response to Copyright ReviewThe NUJ is disappointed with the Government response to Hargreaves report on Intellectual Property.
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Bristol Evening Post targeted by vandals
Read More: Bristol Evening Post targeted by vandalsPolice are investigating if the attack is linked to the Evening Post’s extensive coverage of the Bristol disturbances.
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Government to create copyright small claims jurisdiction
Read More: Government to create copyright small claims jurisdictionA new small claims court for copyright may be on the cards. This promises to facilitate cases with claims valued at £5,000 or less. It will address a recommendation of the recent Hargreaves’ Report on reforming intellectual property law.
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Appeal for donations from the Campaign for Press & Broadcasting Freedom
Read More: Appeal for donations from the Campaign for Press & Broadcasting FreedomVICTORY in the battle over standards of reporting and ethics in the UK’s media may at last be in sight following widespread public anger over the phone hacking scandal allegedly operated by titles in Rupert Murdoch’s News International empire, the Campaign for Press & Broadcasting Freedom heard (writes Chris Youett). The Campaign’s annual meeting on…
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The birth of the spin doctor
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