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Links for 19.01.10

The Journalist: Why technology is good for journalists, writes Vivien Sandt, who is putting together a report for our friends at the UK’s National Union of Journalists:

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And below, a report by Ian Wylie on the NUJ’s recent conference: New Ways to Make Journalism Pay:

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The Guardian: More on the Tablet – watch out for the Skiff reader, says Peter Kirwan

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The Guardian: The UK Telegraph group’s head of digital media, Greg Hadfield, quit this week in rather dramatic fashion, writes Roy Greenslade

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And here’s something from Hadfield:

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The debate: How are established news organisations vetting material from non-mainstream and start-ups? Washington Post, New York Times, Miami Herald

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Washington Post: Why you are seeing more copy editing mistakes in the post. Less subs with more to do, writes ombudsman Andrew Alexander. So that’s all right then!: 

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Newsleader: Justin King’s top tips on what you need to be a multi-media journalist (is there any other kind?):

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The pace of change enabled by the rapid development and convergence of new technology means that within years the media environment will be almost unrecognisable.