mediauk.com

Anyone looking for a job in the media, or even an insight into the big wide world of it, could do much worse than look here to begin with - mediauk.com. Operating since 1994, it lists current available jobs in radio, tv and print media, recent news articles on all these forms of media and a discussion board. Now being a graduate in a degree of this field of work, the jobs board has been an interest to me for quite a while...but don't expect to find work instantly. Anything but. Copious numbers of people view these adverts (you can see how many exactly in the job listings), but don't let that deter you of course - if you're good and experienced enough then ...  Read the complete review

This site acts mainly as a directory of media sites rather than an actual source of news itself and is well worth bookmarking, in my opinion. You can use this site completely unregistered or, if you prefer, can register for free to receive access to all the available features and a customised front page. Having used this site for ages now without actually registering and with no problems, I’ll go through the available features for an unregistered user like myself. The front page is fairly basic with a menu down the left hand side of the page offering links to the following media categories:- Television Radio Newspapers ...  Read the complete review

The useful bit about this site is that Media UK doesn't just link to websites for newspapers, magazines, radio and television - it really is a full media resource. They have deep-links, which means that you can go (for example) direct to the sport section of any newspaper - or even get an index of all the sports sections. In the television section, there's useful features about tv - including featured on digital television, for example - and there's complete programme schedules online in the directory. The magazine section links to many cheap subscription deals, and the radio section includes links to presenters, ex-presenters, and ...  Read the complete review

This site is amazing, the informatiom available is so diverse, I don't know how I'm going to be able to tell you about it all.But here goes! The website is basically split into four areas - TV - Radio -Newspapers - Magazines. I'll tell you a little about some of the things each section has to offer. TV - As well as giving a comprehensive programme listing for terrestrial,digital satellite, and cable channels , there are links to the latest news as it is happening.There is also a section covering media news - one current story covers a new quiz show being launched by the same makers as "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" which won't ...  Read the complete review