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		<title>By: &#187; 10 journalism blogs in English that you...</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Few professions are changing as quickly as journalism.Gone are the days of simply typing up your story and submitting it for proofreading, or signing off from a program and disappearing into the ether.With the ever increasing developments inmultimedia and visual storytelling; data journalism and visualization; online security; finding sources on social media; and, publishing stories to different platforms, there&#8217;s only so much a humble textbook can keep pace of in modern journalism.And while traditional text books (and eBooks) are important, as well as MOOC&#8217;s (massive open online courses), following blogs authored by big thinkers in journalism is a great way to learn essential skills, discover new trends and join the conversation on the future of our profession.DW Akademie&#8217;s Natalia Karbasova has dived into the English speaking journalism blogosphere for onMedia and has surfaced with 10 blogs you should bookmark and read regularly.&#160; [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Few professions are changing as quickly as journalism.Gone are the days of simply typing up your story and submitting it for proofreading, or signing off from a program and disappearing into the ether.With the ever increasing developments inmultimedia and visual storytelling; data journalism and visualization; online security; finding sources on social media; and, publishing stories to different platforms, there&rsquo;s only so much a humble textbook can keep pace of in modern journalism.And while traditional text books (and eBooks) are important, as well as MOOC&rsquo;s (massive open online courses), following blogs authored by big thinkers in journalism is a great way to learn essential skills, discover new trends and join the conversation on the future of our profession.DW Akademie&rsquo;s Natalia Karbasova has dived into the English speaking journalism blogosphere for onMedia and has surfaced with 10 blogs you should bookmark and read regularly.&nbsp; [&#8230;]</p>
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