01/23/2012

Multimedia Journalism - Session 2 - News stories and multimedia

Here are a few links we might use in class today: 

The BBC on the Coalition proposals for welfare reform

The Guardian on the same story - specifically Ian Duncan-Smith defending his proposed benefit cap

The Telegraph on Ian Duncan-Smith's welfare reforms

23 Jan 2012 11:20:00 | MMJ - Session 2, Multimedia Journalism, Online Journalism, Year 1

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