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If in doubt – keep them out!

July 14, 2011 By admin
Keep them out!

Keep them out!

If you’ve decided to install double glazing at your home or in the workplace, it stands to reason that you want to get a good-looking product that will sit easily in the style of the building.  However, these days double glazing can also offer an all-important method of protecting your home and your family.  New, innovative and award winning security features can render windows and doors secure, even if they’re broken! [Read more...]

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Journalistic Investigation Has to Be True to Social Issues

February 14, 2011 By admin

Journalists have been criticized for causing panic and unnecessary suffering for publishing stories of health scare and their approach to Social Issues. Some journalists and media vehicles treat any information as a piece of marketing and focus on making it as much juicy, attractive or dramatic that is possible so they can sell more.
This mentality has to change. The power that media holds on the mass population of the planet affecting people’s relationship with life has to be taken responsibly and discern what should be the whole of journalism. Sociology and psychology are also to be taken in consideration when investigating and publishing issues intimately linked to people’s well-being. [Read more...]

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Too Expensive to Research?

February 10, 2011 By admin

The cost and time consumed by traditional investigative research was a limiting to good journalism and online instant response allowed by the new information society, provided investigative journalists faster and safer ways to reach to true life information. Utilizing threads in friendship networks to interview and gather information that would be almost impossible to reach otherwise, accessibility to mobile captured images and videos of live reality available seconds after happening. Internet made it easier to investigative researchers to contact people who are directly involved or affected by a crime or social issue, information straight from the source. [Read more...]

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