Cross Platform Journalism

15 Dec Will Brexit mean the end for cat’s welfare?

Posted at 01:18h in Cross Platform Journalism, Cross Platform Journalism Advanced, Level 5, Uncategorized by Popal

[caption id="attachment_27758" align="aligncenter" width="940"] photo credit: Dominique Francis, taken at Battersea ‘cats and dogs’[/caption] By Moona Popal The full consequential impact of Brexit has not become clear yet, as the concern on whether leaving the EU will have a massive impact on animal welfare is still ongoing,...

15 Dec EU and Britain finally comings to terms with the Brexit negotiations.

Posted at 00:40h in Cross Platform Journalism, Cross Platform Journalism Advanced, Level 5 by Popal

https://soundcloud.com/lsbu_mmjs/eu-uk-rights-submission-by-moona-popal The European Union and Britain have finally come to an agreement of preserving peace and open borders in Northern Ireland, guaranteeing rights for the 3 million E.U. citizens living in Britain, and living up to British funding commitments in Europe for years to come. In the...

14 Dec Launch of London’s first charity pop up store ‘Choose Love’

Posted at 23:51h in Cross Platform Journalism, Cross Platform Journalism Advanced by Popal

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zignHiGhXus On 24th November 2017, the first charity pop-up store was launched in Soho, London. The store originates from charities which help Syrian refugees by offering to the public the chance to see what their donations will go towards. I had the role of the editor this...

14 Dec Submission

Posted at 19:26h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Stanford

Written piece - 16/11/2017 - taken from when I was On the Day reporter for JLDN: A new popup event at LSBU is helping students learn the benefits and techniques behind starting their own businesses, reports Sidney Stanford Student, staff and alumni of London South Bank University joined forces to...

14 Dec RISE, Amplify your Voice

Posted at 17:59h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Binns

It has been an ongoing problem for young people to get their voices heard, especially due to today’s mainstream media mainly covering the shameful and dire actions of our generations youth. Plenty of negative stereotypes are trickled into everyday news and when there is a positive...

14 Dec Mobile companies overcharging customers after contracts end

Posted at 17:45h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Murray

https://soundcloud.com/lsbu_mmjs/phone-contracts-james-murray Vodafone, EE and Three are continuing to charge customers for the mobile phones they buy as part of a contract, even after the cost of the handset has been paid off, reports James Murray I worked on this mobile phone company package with Moona Popal on...

14 Dec Visiting your GP is no longer necessary- all you need is your phone

Posted at 17:43h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Finkler

[embed]https://youtu.be/8JPGSCQpbc0[/embed] Alice Heather and I went down to St. Thomas Hospital in Waterloo to talk to people about the new App the NHS just published in cooperation with online company Babylon. Sidney Stanford was responsible for the written content. GP at hand enables the user to...

14 Dec Old Street Records Launch New Cafe

Posted at 17:41h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Murray

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi0mFHDITrM Old Street Records put on a week's worth of free live music, to celebrate the launch of their new cafe in Shoreditch, reports James Murray For the JLDN live show on November 16th, my VT group reported on the launch of Old Streets Records Cafe, in...

14 Dec Here’s how millennials make their money from social media

Posted at 17:41h in Cross Platform Journalism, Cross Platform Journalism Advanced, Level 5 by Dickinson

Millennials have been dubbed many things over the years such as lazy, narcissistic and entitled, but how they make their money is non other than genius! How did your parents make their pocket money when they where younger? Did they work at a fish and chip...

14 Dec Match ticket prices are giving young football fans a kicking

Posted at 17:39h in Cross Platform Journalism, Level 5 by Murray

(Pic: Arsenal membership holder Billy George) Young adult football fans are being forced to stay away from attending matches, due to the excessive prices of match tickets, reports James Murray Arsenal membership holder, 18-year-old Billy George, blames his dwindling love for the sport and his club on the...