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www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk – a useful resource on UK
journalism.
www.dirckhalstead.org – the site for the Digital Journalist
Magazine on photojournalism in the digital age.
www.interfax-news.com – the site of the Interfax News Agency.
Political and business news from Russia, the CIS and the
Baltic States.
Journalism standards:
www.bbc.co.uk/info/editorial/prodgl/contents.htm – once
upon a less complicated time, the BBC Producer Guidelines
were contained in a slim volume you could slip into your coat
pocket. Now they would give you a hernia to keep on your
person. Thankfully, they are available online. Both a useful
resource and fascinating insight into an organization that
takes its journalism very seriously.
www.fair.org – ‘fair’ stands for Fairness and Accuracy In
Reporting, a self-explanatory acronym from this US-based
media watchdog group.
www.journalism.org – a stimulating site from the US-based
Committee for Concerned Journalists, highlighting its
Project for Excellence in Journalism.
www.muckraker.org – despite the name, this site has a deeply
serious purpose, housing the Centre for Investigative Reporting,
which both conducts investigations and supports the
training of others in this important area.
www.uta.fi/ethicnet/ – a database of European codes of
journalism ethics.
Beyond the UK and the United States:
http://ejc.nl – born out of the energetic European Journalism
Training Association, the European Journalism Centre is an
independent forum for journalists around Europe. The site
contains details of seminars, projects and training opportunities,
and ‘International Media News Daily’ offers news on the