Sub-species of freelance journalist
Apparently there are two types of freelance journalist out there: casual and contributors. That's the first time I have heard about that disctinction, so can anyone enlighten me a bit more?!
It would be useful to know more if we decide to go into freelancing of course. But I also know you really need to have worked as a paid staff, gained the right skills and experience, networked your way around different magazines and newspapers, have great contacts for your commissions and earned yourself a reputation as a good journalist. No small feat...
It would be useful to know more if we decide to go into freelancing of course. But I also know you really need to have worked as a paid staff, gained the right skills and experience, networked your way around different magazines and newspapers, have great contacts for your commissions and earned yourself a reputation as a good journalist. No small feat...
5 Comments:
I just blogged an answer to this.
See
http://www.hackles.co.uk/archives/000176.html
Cheers
Les
les@hackles.co.uk
By Anonymous, at 1:24 pm
Hello Les.
Thanks for a detailed, thorough and clear explanation. I am sure it will be most useful to myself and other students
By Belinda Otas, at 2:43 pm
You're welcome. Have a great conference. Good luck career-wise to all.
Best
Les
les@hackles.co.uk
By Anonymous, at 3:35 pm
This is the trackback link btw
http://www.hackles.co.uk/cgi-bin/blog/mt-tb.cgi/166
By Anonymous, at 4:31 pm
Not auto linking, how tedious.
Here it is again - http://www.hackles.co.uk/cgi-bin/blog/mt-tb.cgi/166
By Anonymous, at 4:36 pm
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