Our monthly look at training issues facing the industry
HoldtheFrontPage publishes three regulary blogs – Dyson at Large, Training Matters and the Law Column.
Former regional daily editor Steve Dyson’s monthly Dyson at Large blog has established itself as a must-read throughout the local press industry. Don’t miss his updates which are published on the site on the penultimate Wednesday of every month.
The fortnightly Law Column is written by media law specialists Foot Anstey and is designed to encourage debate on all aspects of the law as it affects working journalists. It appears every other Tuesday.
Our training blog ‘Training Matters’ is written by staff of the National Council for the Training of Journalists and other guest contributors and is designed to encourage debate on all aspects of journalism training.
Law Column: Honest opinion revisited…
Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing the industry
Dyson at Large: A regional fantasy (inspired by i and The New Day)
Could evening papers make a comeback in wake of new print launch?
Dyson at Large: How intrusive online adverts are driving readers mad
Video pastiche illustrates joys of newspaper website pop-up ads
Training Matters: Inside the 2016 NCTJ Student Council
Our monthly look at training issues facing the industry
Law Column: Poppi case does not set reporting precedent
Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing the industry
Dyson at Large: Confusing labels and depressing language at Johnston Press
Former daily editor assesses recent developments at regional publisher
Law Column: Another episode in the serious harm saga
Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing the industry
Dyson at Large: Why Newsquest hubs must continue writing headlines
Blogger welcomes regional publishing group’s U-turn
Training Matters: Priorities for the NCTJ in 2016
Our monthly blog on training issues facing the industry
Law Column: New year, new transparency in Court of Protection
Our fortnightly look at legal issues facing the industry
Dyson at Large: My nine regional heroes of 2015
Our blogger names his regional press personalities of the year
Training Matters: A thank you to my apprentices
‘Shine like stars,’ journalism trainer urged students
Dyson at Large: The passionate debate about shorthand
Our blogger looks at the arguments for and against NCTJ proposals
Training Matters: Skills employers will pay for
Kim Fletcher on the relevance of NCTJ qualifications in the digital age