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Washington Post says "Don't be a wise guy"

Mike Pilewski asks: "Does freedom of speech end with a bad experiment?" as The Washington Post censors a columnist's Twitter account.

And now for something completely different

Mike Pilewski asks: "What if everyday events were considered news?" The satirical newspaper The Onion has the answer.

Here's how to get a job in the TV business

Eamonn Fitzgerald asks: "Have you got what it takes to work in TV?"

Listening to what the digital natives have to say

"You can't put an old head on young shoulders"

They're online a lot in the outback

They love their computers, mobile phones and video games down under. "Given the average Australian is only awake for around 112 hours a week, it's surprising just how many of those waking hours are dedicated to media consumption," says Tony Marlow.

widmen, verbringen

Bye-bye, Seattle P-I

"Would you read an online-only newspaper?"

People: Rachel Marsden

Many political analysts have been presenting their personal opinions on the upcoming US election. One such analyst is Rachel Marsden from Canada. Find out about the controversial new pin-up girl of America's far right.

English at work: Giving media interviews

This month in Spotlight magazine, our business communications expert Ken Taylor presents useful language for giving interviews to the media. Here on the podcast you'll have the chance to listen to a sample interview.

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