Posts Tagged ‘court’
Media Law: the Jury’s Out
On Thursday I sat two Media Law resits in the space of 5 hours. I was the only person to resit both and my company were few. This said – I already know I am not the shiniest gavel in the box. Anyway, all sat down ready to go and the examinor, marker, course tutor [...]
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Tags: court, fail, gavel, general, legal, media law, naomi campbell, NCTJ, pass, reporting, resits, So Solid Crew
Evening News gone wild west.
I am on my work experience week at the Manchester Evening News this week. Its easy to get to as its int he same place I did my TV work experience a few weeks ago. I was originally down to do a week of features at the MEN but that got cancelled and I managed [...]
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Tags: court, Journalism, manchester, MEN, redundancy, reporter, spotting, wild west
So another day in the life of the trainee hack. The 60/70 shorthand exam came and went like so many fleeting passages about mundane Rutland Times-esque articles. I worked for the Rutland Times for a year and know exactly the sort of stuff they like to print. Hazel Blears when I met her at a [...]
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Tags: babies, court, exam, families, Helen Bowden, Journalism, magistrates, married, NCTJ, Rutland Times, shorthand, student, teeline, wine
