Police release image of a person of interest
Police from Southwark CID have released the image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with an attack that occurred earlier […]
Month: October 2018
Mobile News Gathering: Paving the way for a new breed of Journalism
With the amount of people using a mobile to access the news significantly increasing each year, the way in which journalists create and present their […]
Portrait of Reconciliation: protagonists thoughts
I decided to analyse the Portraits of reconciliation photo between Lawrence Nsabimana and Beatrice Mukarwambari and on looking at the image, one of the first […]
Editorial Analytics – a controversial issue?
Although the use of analytics in the newsroom can provide various journalistic benefits, there are also several editorial issues that can arise. On looking at the example given […]
Gangs Grapples in Peckham
“We are on the verge of a full blown war, either we act now or regret it later.” – Southwark Mediation Centre. London is cited […]
Personal Analysis – Filter Bubbles and Echo Chambers
On analysing my twitter feed, it is clear to see how filter bubbles have limited the content that I am exposed to. Most of the people I follow are […]
Highshore Road: Residents anger at never ending problems
“The increase in chaos has caused open season on our streets.” a resident describes the situation. Much like other communities in London, the residents of Highshore Road have […]
Busking on the Bank: Scott McMahon – REVIEW
“Do you know if he’s selling any of his CD’s because I really want one” – American tourist Sally comments. Whilst living in London, hurrying […]
Digital developments and their affect on the world of Journalism
With technology constantly evolving in today’s modern society, the way in which we interact with the world also changes. Results gathered by Ofcom have concluded […]
The bane of Brexit on educational facilities in Southwark
As the repercussions of the Brexit vote loom closer & closer, we begin to look at the different ways in which we will be affected. […]
