UK Blogs

Student Blog Of The Week: Manchester Students' KremeCoco

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 15.05.2013 | UK Universities & Education

| Are you a student blogger? Fancy appearing in our Student Blog of the Week series? Click here to find out more | Introducing... Karimah Far...

Student Blog Of The Week: Lauren Hossack's Unthink That

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 10.05.2013 | UK Universities & Education

| Are you a student blogger? Fancy appearing in our Student Blog of the Week series? Click here to find out more | Introducing... Lauren Hoss...

Student Blog Of The Week: Deborah Stevenson And One in a Million

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 03.05.2013 | UK Universities & Education

| Are you a student blogger? Fancy appearing in our Student Blog of the Week series? Click here to find out more | Introducing... Deborah Ste...

Student Blog Of The Week

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 26.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education

| Are you a student blogger? Fancy appearing in our Student Blog of the Week series? Click here to find out more | Introducing... Lindsey Hol...

Student Blog Of The Week

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 30.04.2013 | UK Universities & Education

| Are you a student blogger? Fancy appearing in our Student Blog of the Week series? Click here to find out more | Introducing... Louise Mu...

Press Regulation: Bloggers Still Don't Know Where They Stand

Luke Massey | Posted 19.05.2013 | UK
Luke Massey

The Leveson Inquiry provided a fascinating, if voyeuristic, catharsis for all those appalled by the excesses of media intrusion into people's lives - most notably the phone-hacking scandals of celebrities and other members of the public. But the resulting press regulation has thrown up a lot of questions - and confusion - over who exactly is to be regulated.

Press Regulation - Why the Status Quo Works

Mikey Smith | Posted 18.05.2013 | UK Politics
Mikey Smith

The problem here isn't that the status quo isn't good enough. The status quo, properly implemented, works. If the police failed to investigate and prosecute phone hacking fully, the answer isn't a tougher regulator, it's a tougher police force.

A Blog on Blogging

Tim Manton | Posted 09.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Tim Manton

So I'm trying to think of something to write this time. You know, because that's what journalists do- unless they've landed a job in radio or TV. And ...

Ex-Sun Editor Attacks Press Regulation After Savile Case

The Huffington Post UK | Christopher York | Posted 08.11.2012 | UK

Kelvin Mackenzie, former editor of The Sun, has launched a stinging attack on press regulation in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal and the subseq...

I Blog, Therefore I Influence?

Brian John Spencer | Posted 24.12.2012 | Home
Brian John Spencer

So I want to ask you: do you ever sit in front of a computer screen and find it hard to write a blog? I know a good number of my friends and acquaintances do.

Is it Too Late to Become a Style Blogger?

Ingrid Chua | Posted 19.12.2012 | UK Style
Ingrid Chua

So you can all sigh with relief-- you won't have to endure seeing my photographs daily on my blog.

How Not to Self Publish

Tim R. Knight | Posted 12.11.2012 | Home
Tim R. Knight

Maybe teenagers end up in front of screen because they are all failed authors whose books unsuccessfully made an impact on anyone at all. Maybe you have to write a book or a collection of poems that is mysterious and Banksy-esque because then you're really making a statement.

The Great Intellectual Debate

Stephanie Allen | Posted 17.07.2012 | UK Universities & Education
Stephanie Allen

Believe it or not, some people go to university because they want to study a subject just so that they can learn more about it. Not everyone goes to university with a chosen career path in mind, and many of those students also just simply like their degree matter.

Is This Little Swiss Company the Future of Newspapers Everywhere?

Colin Morrison | Posted 16.07.2012 | UK
Colin Morrison

What's wrong with newspapers? We could spend the next year struggling to answer the question, while traipsing through the undergrowth of the internet, of consumer tastes and news appetite, and of the competition for time, money and advertising. Newspapers are, of course, a format, not a media channel.

Lecturers Vent Their Spleens At 'Department Of Omnishambles'

The Huffington Post UK | Lucy Sherriff | Posted 16.05.2012 | UK Universities & Education

For the first time, the public can have access to the innermost thoughts of university academics - and not part with a penny. Welcome to the Depart...

'Shocking' School Dinners Revealed On Primary School Pupil's Blog

The Huffington Post UK | Lucy Sherriff | Posted 15.06.2012 | UK Universities & Education

UPDATE: Argyll Council have lifted the ban on Martha Payne taking photographs of her school lunch for her NeverSeconds blog. UPDATE: Martha Payne's...

Can You Really Be A Sane Mass Murderer?

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 07.05.2012 | UK

The ongoing trial of Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik has raised questions over how psychiatrists and courts, and the public, diagnose insanity....

Does Being A Stay At Home Mum Make You Depressed?

Posted 11.04.2012 | UK

The debate over whether mothers are happier going back to work or staying at home has been reignited in recent weeks with the claim that jobless mothe...

I'm Applying to Be a Hand Model

Stephen Frizzle | Posted 06.06.2012 | UK Comedy
Stephen Frizzle

I signed up to a casting agency website a while ago. They advertised that they could get exclusive casting and auditions for anyone who signed up. So, like a sucker, I did. It was free. Since then, the emails have been ridiculous. Lacking in grammar, opportunity and sheer common sense.

TripAdvisor's Fake Review Problem

Peter McGuire | Posted 17.04.2012 | UK Tech
Peter McGuire

Fake online reviews are not particularly hard to spot. When they're glowing, full of marketing speak, and from a new commenter, this should raise a flag for website owners and users. On the other hand, some hotels and restaurants have complained about malicious and unfounded reviews, some of which come from rival companies.

TOWIB: The Only Way Is Blogging

Mina Zaher | Posted 14.04.2012 | UK Tech
Mina Zaher

On Saturday I attended my first TOWIB event. Initially, I wasn't sure what to expect. I'd listened in to some of the buzz from previous events and was...

Tweeting The News Makes It True: Surge In Trust For Social Networking Sites

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 24.01.2012 | UK

Social media outlets including blogs, Twitter and Facebook, have had an upsurge in credibility over the past year, according to the Edelman Trust Baro...

Blogging Predictions For 2012

Jennifer Howze | Posted 29.02.2012 | UK Tech
Jennifer Howze

Over the past several months we've been asking what bloggers expect from the year ahead. While we may not know for certain all of these will come to pass, we're confident it's going to be a year when bloggers forge ever more interesting paths and wrestle with big issues.

Should We Fear Blogger Blaggers?

BritMums | Posted 09.01.2012 | UK Lifestyle
BritMums

There's always a struggle to maintain quality, ethics, standards, no matter the medium. Let's just make sure the discussion about bloggers doesn't coagulate around whether a few people are making unseemly bids for free stuff. We all have much bigger fish to fry.

Amazon Opens Kindle Publishing for Blogs to All

Martin Perry | Posted 16.11.2011 | UK Entertainment
Martin Perry

Regular users of the Amazon Kindle store will know that their reading options aren't just limited to traditional books. For a long time, readers have ...