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Gio’s ideas: 2008-12-07

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An experimental blog for the Online Project at University of Westminster. Saturday, 13 December 2008. How many words is a picture worth? People seem to get busier every day. We need fast and easily delivered information, we can’t waste time with long texts and many don’t have time –or patience- for the words. We can be sorry for the last ones, but the truth is that, even more than ever, we live in a visual world. If a picture is worth a thousand. Or ten thousand words, it can be said that a piece. Travel...

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Online Journalism Blog: Iran to set up marriage bureaux

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Thursday, 18 December 2008. Iran to set up marriage bureaux. Banks will issue more loans to help with the cost of marriage. In an attempt to ensure that young people find suitable spouses and avoid falling into unsuitable relationships, the Iranian government are to introduce a network of marriage bureaux across the country. A large number of Iranian marriages. The government used the anniversary of the marriage of Ali. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Why I hate Blogger.

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Online Journalism Blog: Evaluation of "Our Global View"

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Thursday, 11 December 2008. Evaluation of "Our Global View". Our group blog, "Our Global View", has finished today and whilst I really enjoyed writing it and being part of a team, there are many things which we have hopefully learnt from. . Let's start with what worked well. as individuals, our team of seven people all come from different backgrounds and have different perspectives on current affairs and what interests us, which I think made the blog really gel well together. بنحبك يا مصر يا ام الدنية Th...

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Online Journalism Blog: My Feature: Blogging the Middle East

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Thursday, 18 December 2008. My Feature: Blogging the Middle East. Cairo skyline at night. Image: Darby Sawchuk. As I am interested in what is going on in the Middle East, I thought it would be quite fitting (not to mention good practice) to focus my feature on news from the region. One of the things which stood out most from my experiments with Google Reader. Was how many news stories there actually are, which don't get written about outside of the country in question. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Online Journalism Blog: The Israeli blockade: A dangerous move

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Monday, 1 December 2008. The Israeli blockade: A dangerous move. Israel’s choking stranglehold in Gaza has posed a crippling challenge to Palestinians, one which leaves them no choice but to rely on ingenuity. And resourcefulness to survive. However, if buying basics such as food is a problem, as is the case with the majority of the 1.5 million Gazans. Then they have to make do with the little that they have. Israel closed the border after Hamas. Controlled region are now plunged into darkness for 16-20 ...

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Online Journalism Blog: Iranian court orders for man to be blinded with acid

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Thursday, 18 December 2008. Iranian court orders for man to be blinded with acid. Eye for an eye: Victim Amenah Bahrami before and after the attack. Image: Sky news. An Iranian court has ruled that a man who blinded a woman with acid after she spurned his marriage proposals is to receive the same fate, according to Iranian newspapers published yesterday. 27-year-old Majid Movahedi was also ordered to pay the victim, Amenah Bahrami, compensation for the attack which happened in 2004. Why I hate Blogger.

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Online Journalism Blog: Why I hate Blogger...

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Thursday, 18 December 2008. Why I hate Blogger. I bet he's been using Blogger. I know I shouldn't say this - afterall, I am using Blogger right now - but I cannot honestly recall a time when I have used it without wanting to bang my head against a brick wall. Okay, so I have the technical abilities of Dot Cotton and still don't really understand HTML/ Widgets/ etc. but surely a blogging service as popular as this would be a little more advanced? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Online Journalism Blog: To conclude...

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Thursday, 18 December 2008. As we've come to the end of our Online Journalism module. I thought it would be good to write a little summary of what I've learned and how the module has been useful for me in general. It's really easy as a journalism student to get complacent about writing and even just keeping up with the news - despite it being something that has been drilled into us since day one. So the reason why I've really enjoyed this module is that it forced us to write. View my complete profile.

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Online Journalism Blog: November 2008

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Friday, 28 November 2008. I love YouTube. If it wasn't for the video-sharing site then most people still wouldn't understand just how much democracy and freedom Bush and his government have brought to Iraq. just look at this video clip, for example. Friday, 21 November 2008. Guardian Chief: BNP map scandal highlights blogging evolution. Neil McIntosh, outgoing head of editorial development of the Guardian Unlimited yesterday hailed the controversial map. McIntosh, who found one BNP member in his hometown...