Journalism

Whether for a small blog or a national magazine, I approach writing with a genuine curiosity for where the internet is taking us and how it is transforming business, marketing, media and even social behaviour.

I hope my writing goes beyond the surface to expose the issues, opportunities and ethical considerations beneath.

Achievements

  • Awarded Best New Journalist 2008 at the Sun Microsystems Lizzie Awards
  • Recognised by B&T Magazine as the #6 marketing blogger in Australia
  • Awarded the Gold Moggie for Best Australian Marketing Post 2008
  • Monthly articles in Nett Magazine
  • Regular participation on panels as an authority in online presence

You can also review some of my work through the links on the right or by visiting my blog.

I am available for articles, blog posts and copywriting services outside of work hours. Please send all enquiries to jonathan@jonathancrossfield.com.

CopyWrite: Recent Entries

A short story for Friday
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It's been way too long since I blogged. Work has had me tied to a smoking keyboard and most of my last few weeks have been absorbed by launching the new Netregistry website.

However, searching through folder after folder on the hard drives trying to find an elusive doc a few days ago, I came across an old short story I penned way back in 1995. Originally written as part of a creative writing component of my journalism traineeship - where it got perfect marks, naturally - it hasn't been published elsewhere.

Blood, sweat and Letraset
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Kids today have it too easy! Yeah, I'm sounding like a grumpy old man, but I think that's because I'm fast becoming one. But think back to when you were a spotty teen, convinced that someday you would be a brilliant writer.

Your handy Hollywood / English translation guide
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In the world of movie hype, certain words and phrases come up again and again. Thankfully, history has given us plenty of clues to decode the Hollywood PR machine. Therefore, I present to you your handy Hollywood / English phrase book. Print out and keep in a handy place...

Atomik Soapbox: Recent Entries