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- Weibo: the Chinese Twitterby Najiba Kasraee"I have around 300,000 followers and if I do not check my account for two weeks the number can drop by almost 50,000." This is what the Head of the BBC Chinese Service, Raymond Li, told me about his...
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The next level? 140-character paragraphsby Marc SettleThe micro-blogging site Twitter announced on Thursday that it had 50 million users who log on at least once a day. Many journalists now routinely...
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How has social media changed the way newsrooms work?by Matthew EltringhamFor mainstream media organisations like the BBC, engaging with social media and wrestling with the issues that ever-evolving relationship throws up has become a daily...
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Reporting Politics
Reporting on the UK Parliament is about sifting through the thousands of words written and spoken in the public domain each day.
Which are the most important? Which are the evidence that a policy is shifting? Or can't be delivered?
Prepare yourself ahead of the party conference season by reading advice on reporting politics or watch a video about how to report politics from Westminister.
Reporting the Economy
Is the UK economy in recovery or still in recession?
How would you know?
Are you clear about the different ways of measuring inflation? What GDP means and what it tells you about the health of the economy?
Watch the BBC Chief Economics Correspondent, Hugh Pym, guide you through the main figures and statistics you'll need to understand to report the economy.
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