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Big Stories: The UK and Global Economy
The ongoing uncertainties over both the UK and global economy will be one of the big themes of 2012. At the last Big Stories seminar of the year, BBC director of news Helen Boaden talked about some recent audience research on the subject. The majority of those interviewed - 80% - believed the ...
Big Stories: The 'Arab Spring'
However momentous the events of the past year in countries like Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, the key thing to remember is that the story is not over yet. That's the view of the BBC's Middle East Editor, Jeremy Bowen, who was one of the speakers at a Big Stories seminar on the 'Arab Spring' chaire...
Big Stories: The EU and the Eurozone
Eurozone leaders may have bought themselves a little time but what happens next will have profound implications for both democracy and the future of the European project. That's the view of the BBC's Europe Editor, Gavin Hewitt, who was one of the speakers at a Big Stories seminar on the EU and ...
Video: Investigative Journalism - Dead or Alive?
Eamonn Matthews Donal MacIntyre Donal joined the Coventry Conversations live via Skype. Tim Luckhurst NB: Audio drop out for the first two minutes. Picture improves shortly after start. Rosie Waterhouse Barnie Choudhu...
Journalism Talent Pool Opportunities
The BBC's Journalism Talent Pool is looking for new radio journalist recruits who can work in Yorkshire, the North East and Cumbria. Applications are invited from established journalists working outside the BBC. If you're already a member of our BBC-wide Journalism Talent Pool, you need not ap...
Video: Reporting Health
The Spirit Level: Comments on the 'debate' Debunking Quality-Adjusted Life-Years Regression to the Mean Formal Experiments: Randomisation and Study Size Mis-reporting Health Stories The 2009 "Swine Flu" Pandemic Is it just a coincidence?
Spending Review: The Economy
The Economy Hugh Pym provides an insight into how the Comprehensive Spending Review might be reported in the coming months. Click to watch the slideshow
Big Stories
Opinion and the Spending Review BBC Head of Political Research, David Cowling, reflects on public opinion and the spending review ... More ... News Debrief An ongoing series of conversations with journalists about the back story of their own news reports. Vid...
Video: CSR - The Political Dimension
Video: Politics after the Spending Review Nick Robinson argues how the political story of the next four years will be as much about reform and political argument as it will be about cuts.
Video: CSR - The Political Dimension
Video: Politics after the Spending Review Nick Robinson argues how the political story of the next four years will be as much about reform and political argument as it will be about cuts.
Video: CSR - The Social Dimension
Video: CSR - The Social Dimension What will be the medium- and long-term stories of the spending review? What can audiences expect? Will journalists succeed in presenting a complete picture of the way society and public provision changes? In this slideshow, BBC Home Editor Mark Easton reflect...
Video: TV News Presentation
BBC News Channel anchor Maxine Mawhinney and BBC College of Journalism voice coach ran a masterclass session on TV news presentation during the Birmingham Storytelling 2010.
About CoJo Events
The BBC College of Journalism runs a series of events, masterclasses, seminars and debates designed to inspire, inform, and provide a platform for debate about BBC journalism. A full programme of events focusses on the current challenges facing BBC journalists in addition to reflecting current...
Maintaining balance in live OBs
12. Across the world the newspaper industry is full of woe - the victim of declining circulation, ageing readership and falling advertising revenue. But in Brazil, the powerhouse economy of South America, newspapers are thriving. In 2007, total circulation of Brazilian newspapers rose a remarkab...
