Journalists Speak out on Journalism: Mike Abiola
Mike Abiola, top African journalist and editor of the African Voice, is giving a talk on "The challenges facing the black African press in the UK."
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Mike Abiola, top African journalist and editor of the African Voice, is giving a talk on "The challenges facing the black African press in the UK."
Independent local magazine owner and editor, Tony Copeland gave a talk as part of the "Journalists Speak out on Journalism” series. Amanda Coakes went along.
Watch as Angela Rippon offers her Ten Top Tips on Broadcasting, and freelancer Sofia Shershunovich outlines Ten Top Tips for Fashion Journalism.
Acting editor of the Lincolnshire Echo, Steve Fletcher, journalism professor Tim Luckhurst and former editor of The Scotsman, Neil Fowler, debate the future of local newspapers.
Watch Chris Atkins, director of the documentary "Starsuckers", as he discusses false news and how to fool the media as part of the Journalists speak out on Journalism series.
Watch Kevin Marsh and David Hayward from the BBC College of Journalism discuss how leaks and stings have impacted on investigative journalism.
Watch the editor of Farmers Weekly Jane King talk about why Facebook is so important to find the readers working on farms.
Watch as newspaper editor Michelle Lalor and PR executive Matt Hammerton debate about the relationship between journalism and PR.
Investigative reporter Tessa Mayes spoke at the University of Lincoln about "The Transparency Wars: Celebrity Culture and Privacy" on Monday, November 8th. Watch the full talk here.
Angela Rippon and C4's head of news and current affairs, Dorothy Byrne, debated "what makes good journalism" at the university. Watch the discussion.