This is the email that I have sent in order to persue my articles for the 'GAY' section of our community website.
Hi David, I found your contact details on a regional BBC news website for Gay pride 2007 in Birmingham. I was wondering if you would mind answering a few questions about the event this year, and a few about last years event, comparisons, views, events, excitements etc!!!
I will be publishing the final article, about Birmingham Pride 2007, online, as part of the 'UCE News Site'. It would be brilliant if you could get back to me as soon as possible to let me know, and I will finalize my questions for you, and get the article on the way. I don't know my scope on word count for the article as yet, but I am wanting to make it quite a large feature/interview piece in our Gay Community part of the site, with lots of colourful images. This will be great publicty/pr for PRIDE 07 for the student community. I look foward to hearing from you, thanks for listening.
Jessica.
His contact details are: everevent@blueyonder.co.uk
I am still awaiting a reply in order to write up a large feature article on this massive event. information about PRIDE, are easily accessible on the internet, and from the gay community section on BBCnews site for birmingham I have also found further stories of interest for the site, I am emailing other contacts for leads on other stories.
It is just a matter of waiting for reply's from my contacts.
About Me
- Jessica James
- I am Northern, and I have been told at times this is intimidating and hard to understand. I feel this works for my benefit. I love to talk, I love writing, i love photography and I love music. At the moment I am freelancing (as and when i can) for an independent music magazine in Leeds, called 'No-TiTle' magazine. I enjoy photography, as it allows me to access another level of my creativity, this acts as my Minor as part of my Degree. Online journalism is something that I constantly discuss and debate in my theory modules as part of my BA course, and more of my interests lie in Globalization theories, which of course lies hand in hand with the expansion of the internet and the possibilities it holds for the future of online journalism, and ultimately my future.
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