The following are not suggested rates. They are a selection of rates recently reported to the Rate for the Job service - if any were found for Online/digital media / Editing+Production. Please note that these are self-reported; they are rates that the reporter was not dissatisfied with, but standards of dissatisfaction vary; and that a computer sorted them on the basis of these self-reports so some randomness is possible.
The second figure, where given, is for additional rights (use on the web, etc).
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| Shifts / online - know a (better) rate? tell us! | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008_05 | _BBC | BBC | |||
| web producer day , |  | 250 | |||
| 2007_12 | _BBC | BBC website | |||
| subbing day, | | 140 | |||
| 2007_07 | _C4 | Channel 4 News | |||
| online news shift (8-9 hrs) , | | 145 | |||
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The National Union of Journalists must not, can not and would not wish to dictate rates or terms of engagement to members or to editors. The information presented here is for guidance and as an aid to equitable negotiation only.
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