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The state of Birmingham’s swimming pools

On Saturday, supporters of the Moseley Road Baths will gather at the Grade II-listed buildings for a special event celebrating Birmingham’s most well-known, but at-risk swimming pool. Moseley Road Baths, Memories and Memorabilia – which hopes to offer all comers an insight into this unique building – couldn’t come at a more crucial time for [...]

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by on October 26, 2009  •  Permalink
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Posted by Andrew Brightwell on October 26, 2009

http://andrewbrightwell.com/blog/birmingham/swimming-pools-in-birmingham/

How readerships differ from print to online at the Daily Telegraph

I was lucky enough to be among a small group of online journalism students who yesterday had the chance to the pick the brains of Kate Day, recently appointed the Community Editor at the Daily Telegraph. Kate gave us a fascinating insight into life in the famous broadsheet’s online arm. I asked Kate about her [...]

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by on October 14, 2009  •  Permalink
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Posted by Andrew Brightwell on October 14, 2009

http://andrewbrightwell.com/blog/online-journalism/the-challenge-of-online-readerships/

A hyperlocal news service for Brum

As part of my studies for an MA in Online Journalism at Birmingham City University I’m involved in a new project to run a hyperlocal news site for Birmingham. Ahh. So here we go. I’m going to try to explain our idea in 150 words… Imagine a website for central Birmingham. You go to the [...]

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by on August 25, 2009  •  Permalink
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Posted by Andrew Brightwell on August 25, 2009

http://andrewbrightwell.com/blog/online-journalism/hello-world/