Author Archives: Projects Coordinator / Administrator

The project has received more funding from Welsh Government to take us to the end of 2018-19. Later in the year, we will hear whether we'll have an opportunity to bid for longer-term funding. The role of Project Coordinator/Administrator will be advertised in April 2018. This is a freelance, fixed-term contract and if you are interested in applying, details will be available on the website, under BLOGS

Rwy’n credu bod cyflwr diwydiant y cyfryngau yng Nghymru yn fygythiad uniongyrchol i unrhyw hawl ar genedligrwydd

By Projects Coordinator / Administrator | Published 5th Chwefror 2015

Cwestiwn ac Ateb gyda’r Newyddiadurwr Llawrydd, Jamie Carter (TravGear.com) Newyddiadurwr teithio a thechnoleg llawrydd wedi’i leoli yng Nghaerdydd yw Jamie. Er iddo ddechrau ei yrfa newyddiadurol yng Nghaerdydd ym 1997, bu raid iddo symud i Lundain er mwyn datblygu ei yrfa. Fodd bynnag, wedi iddo greu llawer o gysylltiadau yn y DU ac o gwmpas […]

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Working online? An ECHR judgement might leave you cold

By Projects Coordinator / Administrator | Published 1st November 2013

ANYONE working online should be worried about a recent judgement in the European Court of Human Rights, which threatens those running reader comments. by David Banks The case is a seemingly obscure defamation action in Estonia, where a director of a ferry company sued Delfi, one of the main news sites there. Delfi had carried […]

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Pub quiz 24th November

By Projects Coordinator / Administrator | Published 30th October 2011

7.30pm Thursday 24th November Upstairs at The Promised Land, 4 Windsor Place, Cardiff CF5 1QE Bring a team along or come and form a team. Food and prizes! Please contact us to confirm your attendance.

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