How to nail a great TV news interview – by thinking like a reporter
One of the techniques I’ve used in media training is using my TV news experience to help learners ‘think like a reporter’. Here are some tips on making it work for you.
Author: Richard Nosworthy
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Minority language radio in Europe (Pt 1)- my feature in Radio User magazine
It’s great to be in print again! Part one of my two-part feature on Minority Language Radio in Europe is in the Feb 2022 edition of Radio User magazine (available online and in all good newsagents). In part one, I focus on public service broadcasting, looking at examples in Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Catalonia. Radio … Continue reading Minority language radio in Europe (Pt 1)- my feature in Radio User magazine
What Welsh charities need to know about Ofcom’s latest media survey
The latest Ofcom media survey for Wales has some useful information for charity communicators and campaigners.
8 great examples of Welsh charities using Twitter well
8 great examples of Welsh charities using Twitter effectively.
How to secure TV news coverage for your report or campaign
In a previous blog, I looked at why TV news coverage is still a vital tool for communicators and campaigners in 2021, related to the training I’ve developed for NUJ Training Wales. But how do you go about securing that precious airtime for your charity or non-profit organisation? While no approach is guaranteed to get … Continue reading How to secure TV news coverage for your report or campaign
Going solo – what I’ve learned from a year of freelancing
A year ago I left my charity communications job to go freelance. Here are some tips for anyone thinking of going solo.
5 reasons why Welsh campaigners need TV news coverage in 2021
With the rapid rise of the web, it may be tempting to think that broadcast news is losing its importance to communicators and campaigners in Wales. The facts, however, tell a different story. As part of a new course I recently ran for NUJ Training Wales, I explained that while seeking TV news coverage isn’t always the right … Continue reading 5 reasons why Welsh campaigners need TV news coverage in 2021
‘The Welsh language changed my life’ – the amazing story of the first guest in my new podcast
You may have seen that I’ve just published the pilot episode of my new Welsh-language podcast, ‘Hefyd’. I’ve been thinking about doing this for several months, since I decided we should bring Seismic Wales to an end. As a Welsh learner myself, I feel strongly that we should share and celebrate the stories of those … Continue reading ‘The Welsh language changed my life’ – the amazing story of the first guest in my new podcast
How to make your first podcast: 10 things you need to know
Podcasts are a brilliant communication channel. We love them for their convenience, their ability to tap into our niche interests, and the fact that we can enjoy them without screen time. They’re a great way for charities and non-profit groups to share stories and make connections too – so how do you start? In the … Continue reading How to make your first podcast: 10 things you need to know
Why the next Senedd elections could be the greenest yet
This article originally appeared on Nation.Cymru Despite a year dominated by the pandemic, another issue has also resonated strongly in recent months – the environment. With green groups now setting out their asks of the political parties, could nature and climate change be about to influence the next Senedd in a way never seen before? … Continue reading Why the next Senedd elections could be the greenest yet
Richard Nosworthy - Freelance Communications Specialist in Cardiff, Wales 