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NUJ new media debate

Currently, there is a debate going on the NUJ Newmedia email forum. I got inspired to do this Wordle chart. How do I make the word ‘Effing’ big’?

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This entry was posted in online journalism and tagged charts on February 24, 2009 by Paul Bradshaw.

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