Mobile Journalism (MOJO) is becoming more and more common. It is a big benefit for journalists, it makes life for journalists so much easier. The immediate update the worldwide reach and the easy way to consume. The sources where people consume news from have changed in the past years drastically. In 2012 about 40% read the news […]
Monthly archives: October 2018
People walk for freedom on the march of Brexit
” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] Thoundsan of people came together to protest against Brexit and for a better life. On Saturday the 20th of October People stood up for the rights and marched from Hydepark Parklane down to Parliament Square against Brexit. People from all over the country came to London to protest. The march […]
The development of digital journalism
The way people consume news has changed in the past years a lot. The “old-fashioned” newspapers are only a part of a big industry of journalistic work. The news is now being provided all over the Internet, such as social media and personalized blogs. All of the newspapers have an online reader where they update […]
A litter disaster after a Saturday night
” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] After a Saturday night, A London Southbank University student hall was left in a mess. Does no one bother to clean up after themselves? On Saturday the 13th of October Mc Laren house a Student accommodation ran by LSBU was left in a mess. Litter, empty bottles, leftover pizza and […]
How I consume news from my social media
After analyzing my social media accounts, on how and what news I consume on social media I found out that my main interest relies in fashion. Following a lot of Fashion magazines such as Vogue and Elle but also the fashion brands themselves like Ralph Lauren, Gucci, Chanel, etc. knowing the latest trends, what new products […]
Migration hidden beneath Tate Modern’s latest Exhibition
Migration hidden beneath Tate Modern’s latest Exhibition Heat-sensitive material accompanied with a ‘crying’ room are apart of the latest exhibition at The Tate Modern with the intention to make visitors ‘uncomfortable’ and highlight the journey migrants take. Tate Modern’s Turbine hall flooring is covered in heat-sensitive material, commissioned by Hyundai. Hiding beneath it is […]
Southbank
Being a Student in the first year can sometimes be hard. For people who come from abroad, there are so many new experiences, new people an different language and a culture you are just not used to. The first week was hard but the people you meet and identify with are the reason for you […]
