UK: The New Statesmen lets readers decide what stories to publish
Posted by Alisa Zykova on August 18, 2008 at 12:11 PM
British magazine The New Statesmen is asking its readers to vote for the investigative journalism stories the paper must pursue and to suggest any topics that the publication might have missed out that may be "crucial".
The five subjects that are open for voting are Conservative Party Funding, Lobbying, Prince Charles, The State of British Childhood and Asylum Crisis.
Until now, 83% of the votes go towards Asylum Crisis and 11% for Lobbying. The rest of the subjects received a 2% vote.
Source: Press Gazette
The five subjects that are open for voting are Conservative Party Funding, Lobbying, Prince Charles, The State of British Childhood and Asylum Crisis.
Until now, 83% of the votes go towards Asylum Crisis and 11% for Lobbying. The rest of the subjects received a 2% vote.
Source: Press Gazette
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