Writing

Note: These may be somewhat scattered and incomplete, same caveat with all my notes -- Battle moves really quickly through this stuff. Also, apologies for any spelling errors.

• Have to answer all questions. “You need to know a little about a lot.”
• “Preferable” to know the cases and the statutes.

Answers for 2010 test (Questions available on Moodle):

1. Magistrates Court
2. (Didn't get it)
3. Crown Court
4. Inditement
5. Strasbourg
6. Public authority
7. Attorney General

The Evolving Newsroom is a series of Q&As with important names in the data journalism field, discussing how the newsroom is evolving to better incorporate data and data-driven journalism. This time I've interviewed Paul Bradshaw, Editor at the Online Journalism Blog and lecturer at City University London.

Ændrew Rininsland: You said at one point that universities aren’t producing very many journalists going into Computer Assisted Reporting (CAR). Why do you think that is?

The Evolving Newsroom is a series of Q&As with important names in the data journalism field, discussing how the newsroom is evolving to better incorporate data and data-driven journalism. To start things off, I've talked to Conrad Quilty-Harper, who is the Interactive News Editor for the Telegraph.

Ændrew Rininsland: You’d written for Engadget before, what was it like going from a technology website to a traditional newspaper?