Note: The following is archived material, and will not be updated. It may not account for changes in the law that have taken place since publication. Victims of sexual offences have been afforded lifelong anonymity, which is where you can't name the victim or give out information that someone could piece together to work out the
Student media has had an exciting seven days. Aside from salivating at the reintroduction of a mighty breakfast challenge, student journalists have also learned the ins and outs of covering an extensive - if slightly controversial - Parliamentary budget. Here's a round-up of some of the best: Headlines St Andrews' Ayton House slashes lease length to
Designing a double page spread from scratch can seem a scary idea, two entirely blank pages on the screen and lots of content to be put on it. But how can you make sure your double page spreads are creative and don't neglect any aspect of design? JournalismSkills.com this week launched a series on Pinterest,
Photographs are manipulated daily by newspapers, bloggers and photographers. But when, if ever, should you make changes to an image?
If you're wanting to go into professional print journalism, you're going to have to 'do the NCTJ [qualification].' The course ran by many colleges and universities is accredited by the National Council for the Training of Journalists. If you're going to do a journalism qualification, check it is NCTJ accredited. Journalism degrees are not worth
SPA publications are being offered the unique chance to partner with Money Magpie, one of the UK’s leading financial advice websites.
The summer is a great time to plan training for your team. From how your organisation works, to the printer codes and computer logins, it’ll be easier to plan it now before the mad rush that is freshers.
The SPA is excited to announce the appointment of a new Alumni Officer, as part of it’s brand new alumni programme.
It’s hard to believe we’re already two months into the job, but our team of regional and and executive officers have been working hard to keep making the SPA even better.
Note: The following is archived material, and will not be updated. It may not account for changes in the law that have taken place since publication. Libel, slander and defamation. What does it all mean and what's the correct terminology: Libel = Defamation (a defamatory statement) + Identification (of the subject) + Publication Libel is
