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Do I have EHEC? My experience with the mysterious illness.
I went to Hanover in the North of Germany last week and spent the last couple of days scanning my body for symptoms of EHEC, always wondering “Do I have it?”. EHEC spreads and with it the fear spreads from … Continue reading
Divorce is now almost legal in Malta – does that change anything?
Malta, the last real stronghold of the Roman Catholic church, was shaken by a small step towards a more liberal nation. Since May 2011 divorce is legal in Malta. Now the last EU nation in which divorce was not an … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged bbc, couples, court, devorce, illegal, legal, love, Malta, Maltese, marriage, news, no, Not on the wires, referendum, Times of Malta, yes
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What exactly is this Ehec virus?
Four people died and over 600 were infected with a highly dangerous intestinal virus called Ehec within a week in Germany. Ehec spreads quickly and scientists have no real idea where it comes from. Germans have been told to stay … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotics, bacteria, cucumbers, death, disease, ehec, epidemic, Germany, hygiene, kidneys, netherlands, news, robert koch institut, scientists, spain, sweden, UK, vegetables, virus
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What could the Queen possibly have in her handbag at the Royal Wedding?
The Royal Wedding is almost finished and on TV re-runs of this very special day are running over and over. I have to admit that the whole ceremony (lovely as it was) caused me to wonder about one unsolved secret: … Continue reading
Broadsheet, Tabloid, Magazine and Newsletter Design
When you are on the consumer site of a print product you will probably never notice the way the news and stories are laid out for you – only if it is done badly. But the design of things on … Continue reading
Posted in Puzzles
Tagged broadsheet, habits, indesign, journalism, magazine, news, newsletter, print, tabloid
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Women’s voice suppressed in journalism, survey confirms
There are times when it is hard to be a woman. Like today when Colin Sparks, Journalism Professor at the University of Westminster, pulled out the ‘Global Media Monitoring Project 2010‘ (GMMP) and told all the female journalism students that … Continue reading
Success and how you get there
Gary Duffy, the editor of the BBC UK news website, visited Westminster University. Click on the image to have a look at what he has to say concerning the BBC website’s success and the future of young journalists. Read more … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Speaker's Corner
Tagged bbc, Gary Duffy, journalist, news, UK, Westminster University
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On the growing of online media
“Nothing is older than yesterday’s news.“ This saying doesn’t apply to the various online websites where you can get your news nowadays. Those are being created as one branch of the strongly growing online media. For one thing getting your … Continue reading
