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Collaborative Work: Journos From The Blog

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In 2018, I started to study “international journalism” at Edinburgh Napier University in Scotland. For my first assignment in the cross-platform module, I was part of a group project with five other students from all around the world. 

Let me introduce you to Journos From The Blog:

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