Paul Bradshaw
@paulbradshaw.bsky.social
Data journalist and course leader, MA Data Journalism at Birmingham City University
Kiss-ass is a great term. I have been calling it over-positivity but ass-kissing is better
April 14, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Kiss-ass is a great term. I have been calling it over-positivity but ass-kissing is better
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2. Learn about in-depth investigations from journalists @theguardian.com and @theexamination.org
3. Hone your data skills with @paulbradshaw.bsky.social and the power of story-telling from @healthequals.bsky.social
4. Hear the economic case for reducing inequalities from @davefinch.bsky.social
3. Hone your data skills with @paulbradshaw.bsky.social and the power of story-telling from @healthequals.bsky.social
4. Hear the economic case for reducing inequalities from @davefinch.bsky.social
April 11, 2025 at 9:03 AM
2. Learn about in-depth investigations from journalists @theguardian.com and @theexamination.org
3. Hone your data skills with @paulbradshaw.bsky.social and the power of story-telling from @healthequals.bsky.social
4. Hear the economic case for reducing inequalities from @davefinch.bsky.social
3. Hone your data skills with @paulbradshaw.bsky.social and the power of story-telling from @healthequals.bsky.social
4. Hear the economic case for reducing inequalities from @davefinch.bsky.social
It doesn’t look at change, so it doesn’t say they become more distrustful, no - more that audiences assess news critically in general
March 6, 2025 at 2:39 PM
It doesn’t look at change, so it doesn’t say they become more distrustful, no - more that audiences assess news critically in general
Haha! Certainly whether a presenter born in the 1930s can adapt to a 2020s world.
January 30, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Haha! Certainly whether a presenter born in the 1930s can adapt to a 2020s world.