NCTJ: The important element to your journalism career
NCTJ: The important element to your journalism career Recent graduate Elliot Brennan studied a journalism degree. The degree wasn’t accredited by the NCTJ meaning his job prospects after graduation were …
Dr Maryhan Baker on comparing yourself to others – why we do it and how to stop.
Dr Maryhan Baker on comparing yourself to others – why we do it and how to stop Our editor Amber Sunner had the pleasure of talking to psychologist Dr. Maryhan …
Disabled journalists consistently face obstacles when entering the industry. Here’s how I overcame them.
Disabled journalists consistently face obstacles when entering the industry. Here’s how I overcame them. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar …
My journalism journey – what I’ve learned so far
My journalism journey – what i’ve learned so far PressPad’s editor Amber Sunner reflects on her upcoming one year anniversary at PressPad and gives her insight into what she has …
How to consume news effectively and mindfully
How to consume news effectively and mindfully PressPad editor Amber Sunner gives her top tips on consuming news effectively and mindfully. The past year hasn’t been great for the news. …
PressPad 2021 look-ahead
Presspad 2021 look-ahead from our founder, Olivia crellin PressPad Founder, Olivia Crellin, has a roundup of what we accomplished last year. She also looks ahead to 2021 and the work …
#PassItOn Crowdfunding Campaign: Behind The Scenes
#PassItOn Crowdfunding Campaign: behind the scenes Elena Vardon was a part of the team which pushed the crowdfunder effort. She writes about her experience. the mission After a successful series …
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In the era of remote working, is London’s monopoly over the media crumbling?
In the era of remote working, is London’s monopoly over the media crumbling? Journalism has often been criticsed for being ‘London-centric’, but with remote opportunities rising in popularity, will the …