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The Guardian’s open news TV advert shows how The Three Little Pigs story would be covered in print and online. The video charts the news story after the little pigs hit the headlines for boiling the wolf alive. Conversation moves from print to the web as the issue is
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On November 30th 2011, British public sector workers went on strike regarding their pensions. Considered to be ‘the biggest bout of industrial unrest since the 1979 winter of discontent’ according to the Guardian, with an estimated 2 million public sector workers taking part, it seemed that many of the British
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Neha-Tamara Patel The revolution of the tablet computer is making the media industry, especially newspapers, increasingly excited. The tablet offers the opportunity to transform the reading of print from paper to screen. Internet browsing on mobile and tablet devices is becoming more and more popular. Latest figures published on
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Neha-Tamara Patel Two days ago, the chairman of the New York Times, Arthur Sulzberger, gave a talk at Journalism and society think tank POLIS based at LSE, on the continuing digital transformation of the New York Times. [Full text can be found here: http://bit.ly/vtRf3H] In his
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Neha-Tamara Patel This week The Guardian opened up its news lists in an experiment in citizen journalism. The paper’s website calls for readers to ‘help shape the Guardian's news coverage by talking to editors and reporters about upcoming stories as [they] work on them’. Readers are