blogging
Turia goes online to answer Kiwis’ questions
From noon today, Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia will be answering the questions of everyday New Zealanders through her first video-blog.
The fortnightly blog, which will be available on the Maori Party website (www.maoriparty.org), will be a way for everyday members of the public to ask the minister questions that are important to them.
A spokesperson for [...]
Are student journalists too young to blog?
The Beastie Boys cemented our right to party in the 80s, but do student journalists have the right to blog? �
Column-writing has long been the domain of established journalists, reserved for those who have come through the ranks and done the hard yards. �
“One does not apply for a column writing position, one is offered [...]
Irregular Notes from Grey Lynn Singles
The blogs I selected reflect two alternative views to urban life in the vast cityscape of Auckland, from the perspective of a not-so-single female in “Notes from the Grey Lynn Singles Club” to a media savvy journalism student in “Infinitely Irregular”.
With a name like “Notes from the Grey Lynn Singles Club”, blog browsers cannot be blamed [...]
How to be a blogger
Blogging is not hard, in fact it’s very easy.
Here’s a few tips to get you started.
The most important thing about beginning a blog is “Have an idea”. This is particularly important for more journalistic blogs, or what Greg Treadwell might well call “bloggy journalism”.
For example: this blog post has one central idea – to encourage [...]
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