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Freelance Forum

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Freelance Forum is a series of events to inform, educate and update freelance journalists in Ireland on the latest workplace and industry developments. The Forum is made possible by support from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland and the National Union of Journalists.

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Freelance Forum Autumn 2013: NUJ president Barry McCall's a practical guide to copyright 01.11.2013 27:27

NUJ president Barry McCall's practical guide to copyright

Freelance Forum Autumn 2013: Commissioning Editors 01.11.2013 1:00:25

Deirdre Veldon (Irish Times) and Michael Smith (Village Magazine) talk about pitching and commissioning

Freelance Forum: Sinead Ryan on expanding into Radio 01.11.2013 35:37

Journalist Sinead Ryan talks about extra earning opportunities in radio at Freelance Forum Autumn 2013

Freelance Forum: Simon Palmer talks about opportunities in Public Relations 01.11.2013 25:51

Simon Palmer talks about opportunities in Public Relations at the Autumn 2013 Freelance Forum

Freelance Forum Spring 2013: Commissioning Editors 01.05.2013 51:07

Commissioning editors Richard Oakley (Sunday magazine, the Sunday Times) and Ross Golden-Bannon (Food & Wine magazine, Harmonia publications) talk about what they look for, from pitching to delivery.

Freelance Forum Spring 2013: Ombudsman John Horgan 01.05.2013 52:54

Press Ombudsman John Horgan addresses the Spring 2013 Freelance Forum on the code of conduct and how it affects journalists.

Freelance Forum: New Ways of Working effectively across media 01.05.2013 55:40

Freelance Forum Spring 2013: Journalists Brian O'Connell and Philip O'Connor talk about working with audio and film in addition to the written word.