How to be a Journalist
How to be a Journalist
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Early-career journalist Plamedi seeks the wisdom of more experienced journalists from all corners of the industry, in this free, monthly podcast, aimed at those trying to make it in the media industry.
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The podcast focuses on themes of journalism and media, highlighting experiences, career paths, and industry insights. Notable episodes include discussions on coverage of international conflicts, local reporting experiences, and the impact of social media on journalism. It addresses challenges faced by journalists and the evolving media landscape, providing listeners with practical advice for success in the field.
Early-career journalist Plamedi seeks the wisdom of more experienced journalists from all corners of the industry, in this free, monthly podcast, aimed at those trying to make it in the media industry.
This week's guest is Kennedy News and Media news editor & video desk manager Adam Wareing.
Adam trained on the first ever News Associates undergraduate course 'The School of Journalism' picking up his first role at Kennedy in his final year.
This episode is a part of a 20th anniversary of News Associates special.
If you're curious about the transferrable skills a career in journalism can give, then this is the episode for you!
Tune in for a fascinating listen.Listen to full 'How to be a Journalist' episodes on Spotify and Apple Podcasts 👉 https://creators.spotify.com/pod/prof…
Follow News Associates to keep up to date with each episode release. Edited by Plamedi Mbungu.
Produced by Grace Crowley.
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