As journalists with the Shropshire Star, at least five of us here at Be Bold Media have been involved in reporting on flooding and the devastation it causes communities. As a former deputy editor of the Shropshire Star, my colleague Jon Simcock would have been directing the troops, sending reporters and photographers out to different
We celebrated something of a first here at Be Bold Media this week.
Almost all newspapers and magazines tend to have their own ‘house-style’.
Lots of middle-aged men wearing overalls in dirty factories welding bits of metal together and talking about last night’s football?
You will, I am sure, have made your New Year’s resolutions with the best of intentions.
Traditional news media is struggling against a torrent of incomers which appeal to a younger audience. The internet removes the need for hugely expensive printing presses, but it has dumbed down output in staggering ways.
“What care recruitment crisis? They should have advertised the posts, then there would be no crisis.” Editor of a free local newspaper
It’s the nightmare scenario for everyone who might find themselves in front of a live mic. The fear that you’ll get caught out, go blank, just generally do that rabbit in the headlights thing. It happens and when it does it’s excruciating for everyone – but we love to listen… Here is one of the
The English language is a truly amazing thing; dynamic, diverse, evolving, complex, sometimes unfathomable and irrational. Very, very few people are true masters of it and those who really understand it would never think to claim that they’ve fully tamed it. The fact that it does evolve is one of the most marvellous things about