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Hello everyone,

I've been a follower of this site for quite a while, and feel i should get involved.

I am a young journalist with a couple of years experience with East Gippsland News. I've also had some placement work at the Herald Sun, Geelong Advertiser and Radio 3AW. I am now back in Melbourne to finish Uni and GET A JOB!

I hope I am not being too presumptuous, but I've recently started a blog (http://wmth.wordpress.com/) and just made a post about the Dees. If anyone is going to read it, it's passionate Demon supporters such as yourself.

Selfish reasons i know, but i would love people to post comments etc and get the ball rolling. The site is certainly in its infancy, but you've got to start somewhere and it's becoming more favorable for journos - especially ones looking for a job - to have a blog.

Thanks in advance,

WMTH

 

Hello everyone,

I've been a follower of this site for quite a while, and feel i should get involved.

I am a young journalist with a couple of years experience with East Gippsland News. I've also had some placement work at the Herald Sun, Geelong Advertiser and Radio 3AW. I am now back in Melbourne to finish Uni and GET A JOB!

I hope I am not being too presumptuous, but I've recently started a blog (http://wmth.wordpress.com/) and just made a post about the Dees. If anyone is going to read it, it's passionate Demon supporters such as yourself.

Selfish reasons i know, but i would love people to post comments etc and get the ball rolling. The site is certainly in its infancy, but you've got to start somewhere and it's becoming more favorable for journos - especially ones looking for a job - to have a blog.

Thanks in advance,

WMTH

well done, I read you interesting blog, i look forward to further additions. I'm sure you will make an interesting sport journalist.

Can I suggest you post the football URLs on Demonland. I'm sure a lot of readers would be interested in your writing and it would attract an increased readership to not only your football writings but also your writing on broader topics

Good luck. I admire your enterprise.

Hello everyone,

I've been a follower of this site for quite a while, and feel i should get involved.

I am a young journalist with a couple of years experience with East Gippsland News. I've also had some placement work at the Herald Sun, Geelong Advertiser and Radio 3AW. I am now back in Melbourne to finish Uni and GET A JOB!

I hope I am not being too presumptuous, but I've recently started a blog (http://wmth.wordpress.com/) and just made a post about the Dees. If anyone is going to read it, it's passionate Demon supporters such as yourself.

Selfish reasons i know, but i would love people to post comments etc and get the ball rolling. The site is certainly in its infancy, but you've got to start somewhere and it's becoming more favorable for journos - especially ones looking for a job - to have a blog.

Thanks in advance,

WMTH

Cool. We need more demon supporters in the media - take them on WMTH.

 
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Thanks very much for the advice. I am looking to post the URL wherever I can, so ill make sure i do that.

I'll write a few more as the season progresses, and hopefully develop it somewhat. If there are any blogging / online pros out there I'd love some advice on how to improve things. I am learning as I go...

Really enjoying what I'm seeing from the Dees this year, good times ahead im sure.

WMTH

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Hello again,

I've added another piece to my blog (http://wmth.wordpress.com/) for those who are interested. Not MFC related, but something nonetheless. Thanks to those who have commented in the past, keep them coming!

WMTH


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