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Case studies: recruit, retain and respect
Charities take on TV producers over use of babies on TV
What an amazing opportunity
Media ethics?
Return of the real
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Case studies: recruit, retain and respect
Charities take on TV producers over use of babies on TV
What an amazing opportunity
Media ethics?
Return of the real
Kids on TV - are the Ofcom guidelines about to change?
Find out more about journalists
Death of the newspaper?
Can't get on TV? Set up your own channel
Teens bite back
People Power vs the Media
BBC axes Planet Relief
Right of Reply
Are journalists morally corrupt?
The fight over copy approval
Don't hang up
Insulting titles?
Who can give informed consent to be filmed for TV?
Citizen Journalism offers huge opportunities for charities
Alastair Campbell - What does his criticism of the media have to do with charities?
Barnardo's adverts shock again
The secrecy surrounding newspaper charity appeals
The Media Standards Trust website
Charities will have a harder time trying to get the BBC to support their campaigns in future
What Rob Dyson learned from working inside the BBC
Controversial charity association with Paris Hilton
New report on "contentious citizens"
A great resource from Australia
case studies and c.a.l.m
The death of the press release?
a useful toolkit from the National Audit Office!
Power to the People
should real children be used in programmes at all?
Women's magazines really do screen case studies according to their looks
Sometimes I understand journalists' frustration...
Fighting back against negative stories in the press
Press release blunders
Will journalists bypass charities when looking for case studies...
Adam Sampson at the NCVO Campaigning Effectiveness Conference
Does the media treat elder abuse differently to child abuse?
The Morality of the Media
Debt case studies - are there any?
Are charities "society's voice of righteous opposition"?
BBC Outreach - a new site and newsletter
One way to get your organisation known by journalists
Digital Dividend Review - What on earth is in it for the Voluntary Sector?
Embargoes and journalists' dislike of them
If a journalist can't make contact...
Mail and Express deny they are biased against asylum seekers
a brave charity.....
Another report on media stereotypes of young people
An educational TV doc or a "sick reality TV show"?
Charity fundraisers under media scrutiny
Charity campaigning - The American way
the Secret Millionaire - a missed opportunity for charities?
The power of the sound-bite
What happens when you introduce refugees to the media?
TV nightmares
A chance to make the news
Some tips on promoting your website
The end of a shocking era?
A photo agency on the hunt for charity events / stories
A chance for case studies to bite back!
The trying world of dealing with celebrities.
In reality the media are happy to take volunteering stories...
Free Information on Media in Your Area
Women in Journalism debate the use of case studies
An outrageous case study request...
Big charities persuading big broadcasters to collaborate with them...
Free internet safety events
the use or not of press releases
A kickstart for UK Campaigning Films?
Edinburgh TV Festival
Tsunami OK for broadcast DEC appeal but not Lebanon
TV programmes on disability provoke heated debate
The treatment of asylum seekers in the media
Could the ban on "political" broadcasts be lifted?
BBC TV News is very keen to meet new charities
Inside the mind of BBC News Editors
Are charities anti-media?
Suicide and how the media report it
Do charity coalitions have clout with the media?
Did you know that DFID funds TV development?
Media and CSR - a relatively new venture
Bringing charities and BBC Radio 4 producers face to face
Should we censor journalists' requests?
Media Connections 2006
Freelance "fishing"
How to get a story to BBC News
TV and the developing world - the challenge of getting producers to be interested
New ways of using the web
A triumph of a charity communications conference
Really getting inside the mind of the media
Voyeuristic televsion
Timing is crucial
A new way of uploading sound
The ebay millionaire who is bankrolling campaigning films
the BBC and death
Charites and the media - how accessible should charities be?
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