With print media still on the steady decline, fashion lovers are turning to blogs to get their daily dose of style, writes Stephanie Azzopardi.
On Friday, Melbourne celebrated the best of the local up and coming art and fashion bloggers. Madeleine McCarty was there.
Framed is a new interview-based online magazine. Their aim is to capture interesting life stories and different perspectives, and they are looking for contributors.
With print media still on the steady decline, fashion lovers are turning to blogs to get their daily dose of style, writes Stephanie Azzopardi.
On Friday, Melbourne celebrated the best of the local up and coming art and fashion bloggers. Madeleine McCarty was there.
Framed is a new interview-based online magazine. Their aim is to capture interesting life stories and different perspectives, and they are looking for contributors.
As new-media outlets are establishing themselves as go-to sites online, Melbourne blogger and regular contributor to The Drum, Tim Dunlop, is concerned for our democracy, writes Matilda Marozzi.
With print media still on the steady decline, fashion lovers are turning to blogs to get their daily dose of style, writes Stephanie Azzopardi.
On Friday, Melbourne celebrated the best of the local up and coming art and fashion bloggers. Madeleine McCarty was there.
Framed is a new interview-based online magazine. Their aim is to capture interesting life stories and different perspectives, and they are looking for contributors.
Cass Savellis notes some aspects to be aware of when starting a blog, and how to make yours distinguishable from the rest.
Econsultancy is looking for a part-time reporter to produce Australian content for their blog.
Who are the people behind the blogs, and what is on their agenda? Anne Nielsen investigates what the blogosphere in 2012 looks like.
Think bloggers have freedom of speech? Think again. Katrina Thomson runs through some pointers on defamation law.
Consider yourself a bit of a blogger? The Meanland project is holding a competition to find two fortnightly contributors.
A Martin Flanagan blog post extolling the human element of journalism has been selected by Chris McNamara as one of the ‘100 articles’ about journalism that every journalist should read. Maybe with a beer in hand.
Ever wonder what happens after you throw something away? Bec Foulston discovers the art of recycling rubbish into fashion.
Is there money in blogging? Can you make a living out of it? Matt de Neef asks these questions and more as he speaks with professional blogger Jaime McDougall.
In the first of our new series of blogger’s tales, Kiefer Findlow tells how he went from writing about teen angst to critiquing cinema.
If you have a blog, upstart wants to hear from you. Get in touch with us at contact@upstart.net.au.
Got a passion for reading, writing and publishing? ABC Radio National’s The Book Show is looking for young writers for a new blog. But be warned, only book worms need apply.
It was panned by the critics when first published, but 38 years later Hunter S. Thompson’s “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” remains a highly influential book, especially for journalists. Michael Calle considers its legacy.
La Trobe journalism student and coffee aficionado Meghan Lodwick reveals how she overcame her scepticism about blogging and went on to launch her site “For the love of beans”.
