adrian monck

Month: February 2008

  • Award-winning journalism 2

    Lots of excellent journalism on display at the Royal Television Society last night. But another plug for Guardian photographer Sean Smith and his work from Iraq, which won the international news award.

  • Jobs for journalists

    Sorry. Only fluent, well experienced applications need apply… [HT: A Diamond’s eye view of the world]

  • Award-winning journalism

    For any blogger there is no greater compliment than the attention of you, the reader. Of course, that would probably be chucked out the window the moment this blog won an award (unlikely) – when, in true journalistic tradition, it would become “an award-winning blog.” I’ve just come from the Royal Television Society’s journalism awards…

  • Foreign correspondents – a dying breed unmourned by the audience

    In an elegiac musing by Jon Friedman on the decline of the traditional foreign correspondent, Why foreign correspondents are a dying breed, there is a welcome reality check in the comments from one of those people formerly known as… read it below and remember who you write for. Foreign correspondents (and all journalists) are becoming…