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Association for Women Journalists
Audio available from fall 2011 AWJ programs | January 10, 2012
If you missed two of our popular programs from the fall, you can now listen to the audio of the events on Chicago Amplified. Click the links to be taken to the individual recordings, including full de. […]
SAVE THE DATE: Fall Mixer Oct. 12, 2011 | August 18, 2011
WHAT: Making It in the Media: Getting the Gig WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011 WHERE: WBEZ Community Room, Navy Pier, 848 E. Grand Ave., Chicago COST: Free for AWJ members, students and inte. […]
CAUSES FOR OPTIMISM REVEALED AT PEP TALK by Cindy Goldberg | November 7, 2010
Colleagues and others with a stake in the journalism and media businesses gathered Saturday morning, November 6, 2010, at Cliff Dwellers to discuss what is going right and share new information and id. […]
Committee of Concerned Journalists
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Education Writers Association
Media/Public Relations Executive | February 16, 2012
Assist in increasing visibility throughout organization's markets; help enhance the positive image of the organization in the communities it serves; proactively establish relationships with key print. […]
In Memphis Classrooms, the Ghost of Segregation Lingers On | February 15, 2012
Manassas, an all-black, nearly all-poor school, has a lot going for it: a new building, a new set of intensely dedicated teachers who willingly work on Saturdays, and the attention -- and money -- of. […]
Schools Answer Call for Efficiency | February 10, 2012
Three higher ed institutions trim budgets and improve facility use by focusing on data analysis. Overland Park, KS (February 10, 2012) As higher education institutions seek to balance increasing enrol. […]
Investigative Reporters and Editors
Day one addendum |
Changes to the printed program can be downloaded here. Printed copies are available at registration. The conference web pages will be updated to note any schedule changes, as well as the confernec. […]
Join IRE for trivia night at Hard Rock Cafe |
What’s the one activity that says St. Louis? If you said trivia, you’re correct. So we couldn’t have NICAR here without a CAR-related trivia night. Grab three or four of your closest NICARians t. […]
Dining in St. Louis: Getting away from the hotel |
By Jaimi Dowdell and Jennifer LaFleur@jaimidowdell and @j_la28 In general, St. Louis is known for a few tasty (and not so tasty) food items: toasted ravioli, gooey butter cake, beer, other beer, Fitz. […]
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Apply for Student Projects at UNITY 2012 |
NAHJ is accepting applications for the student projects at the UNITY 2012 Convention. Application Deadline is March 9, 2012
NBC Fellowships Available for Summer 2012 in New York City |
Spend the summer in New York City and gain the experience needed to start your career as a journalist! NBC Universal and NAHJ offer four fellowships to work for ten weeks on the networks top shows thi. […]
Join NAHJ at UNITY ’12 in Las Vegas |
Registration for the UNITY convention in Las Vegas, from Aug 1-4, 2012 is now open. To take advantage of the discounted early bird member registration rate, you must be an NAHJ member for 2012. Join o. […]
Online News Association
Save the Date for ONA12, West Coast-style | February 22, 2012
It’s not too early to plan your trip to the 2012 Online News Association Conference & Awards Banquet in San Francisco, a city that epitomizes the pioneer spirit. ONA12, Sept. 20-22, will tap into th. […]
What Journalists Can Learn From: Sundance | February 22, 2012
Way up in the mountains, nestled in the sleepy town of Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival shines out as an annual beacon showcasing the best of independent film in a sea of mediocre mainstrea. […]
On deadline: Why organizing beats is just as important as large investigations | February 21, 2012
This is one of a series of blog posts from the first ONA class of MJ Bear Fellows describing their experiences and sharing their knowledge with the community. Fellow Laura Amico, along with her husban. […]
Organization of News Ombudsmen
The dubious value of primary debates | February 15, 2012
U.S. presidential candidate debates are nothing more than TV shows. "They aren’t events arranged independently by candidates that the media then decide are newsworthy enough to broadcast," says Wash. […]
Keeping them honest | February 15, 2012
New York Times Public Editor Arthur Brisbane favors rebutting assertions in some routine news articles. But he says the paper "needs to be disciplined about it."
Reviews released and under way | February 15, 2012
Recent reviews by the CBC ombudsman include reporting errors, day-to-day editorial decision-making, language, fairness, and the importance of exercising restraint.
Radio Television Digital News Association
5 Ways to Reinspire Yourself About Journalism |
By Lynn Walsh, RTDNA Blogger We've all been here: covering another fire, sent to another white powder incident or in the news meeting pitching a story you just are not that excited about -- being uni. […]
Understanding Diversity: Reflections on the Lin-ESPN Issue |
By Mike Cavender, RTDNA Executive Director There’s a lesson to be learned from the issue over an ESPN headline posted on the story about Jeremy Lin and the New York Knicks' loss to New Orleans last. […]
La.'s KATC3 in Battle Over Sealed Sex Crime Documents |
From KATC.com: "Another reversal in St. Landry Parish, records regarding sex crimes are sealed again. Bringing you up to speed, February 3 KATC was restricted access to information regarding a rape ar. […]
Romenesko
Media General explores sale of its newspapers | February 22, 2012
Media General Just after the market closed Wednesday, Media General announced it is “exploring the potential sale of newspaper operations.” The company, which owns 21 newspapers in five states, . […]
All Gannett papers, except USA Today, will be behind a paywall in 2012 | February 22, 2012
All Gannett papers, except USA Today, will be behind a paywall by the end of 2012
Counterintuitive argument of the day: Storify iPad app was not hyped enough | February 22, 2012
Counterintuitive argument of the day: Storify iPad app was not hyped enough, says NBC Social Media Editor Craig Kanalley
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Society of Environmental Journalists
"Whale Meat for Sale on Amazon.com Japan" | February 22, 2012
"LONDON -- More than 145 food products derived from whales, dolphins and porpoises are for sale on Amazon Japan, the wholly owned subsidiary of Internet marketplace giant Amazon Inc., according to a n. […]
"Dow Chemical's Olympic PR Push Dogged By Bhopal" | February 22, 2012
"Dow Chemical Co hoped an Olympic sponsorship would boost its global cache, but the company's link to a gas leak tragedy 28 years ago threatens to curb some of the benefits from the $100 million adver. […]
"Tough Rules Sought To Keep Invasive Species From Great Lakes" | February 22, 2012
"Ships entering the Great Lakes should be made to kill all the creatures that hitch a ride in their ballast tanks, environmental groups said on Tuesday, challenging as too lax a proposed government st. […]
Society of Professional Journalists
SPJ protests Memphis police’s treatment of photojournalist | February 21, 2012
For immediate release Contacts: John Ensslin, SPJ President, 973-513-5632, spjprez@gmail.com Abby Henkel, SPJ Communications Manager, 317-927-8000 ext. 215, ahenkel@spj.org INDIANAPOLIS – The Societ. […]
Charges dropped against photojournalist arrested while covering Occupy Wall Street | February 21, 2012
For immediate release Contacts: John Ensslin, SPJ President, 973-513-5632, spjprez@gmail.com Abby Henkel, SPJ Communications Manager, 317-927-8000 ext. 215, ahenkel@spj.org INDIANAPOLIS – Charges ag. […]
SPJ seeks nominations for 2012 Black Hole Award | January 27, 2012
For Immediate Release Contacts: Mike Farrell, SPJ FOI Committee member, farrell@uky.edu Abby Henkel, SPJ Communications Coordinator, 317-927-8000 ext. 215, ahenkel@spj.org INDIANAPOLIS – The Society. […]










