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Each one teach one: Journalism hope or fear?
Advancements in media technologies have given society new ways to analyze and share information quickly across the globe. But changes in technology, business and governments have made funding the gath… more →
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Yet another anti-Twitter piece written in ignorance
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Steve Buttry wrote 1 month ago: It’s OK to be sick and tired of Twitter rants by journalists who don’t understand it. Th … more →
What an internship should be
jenniferlarsonwrites wrote 2 months ago: Recently, Deborah Ng of Freelance Writing Jobs discussed the difference between an internship and un … more →
Journalism internships decrease for college students
adamantlee wrote 3 months ago: With the decrease in newspapers and cutting back of jobs, it was bound to happen eventually. The Ame … more →
Slate Magazine's sabbatical: a new model for web storytelling
zackbarnett wrote 5 months ago: News in the paper is as sad as news about the paper. In 2008, American newspapers cut 15,554 jobs, a … more →
Paper Cuts: Web Site Map Chronicles Layoffs at Newspapers
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lanceturner wrote 5 months ago: Via Graphicdesignr.net/papercuts The American Journalism Review considers the sheer number of workin … more →
Maybe Big Media should get next bailout
James McPherson wrote 7 months ago: It worked for the banks, and now apparently for auto makers (who may have become too accustomed to l … more →
Innovation needs to maintain 'relentless' reporting
Jasmine Linabary wrote 9 months ago: Newspaper companies, like manufacturers of other products replaced by electronic tools, have to eith … more →
J-Student Interns Tiptoe Around "Emotional Minefields"
Dan Reimold wrote 9 months ago: A fascinating new feature in American Journalism Review describes the climate of fear, the “em … more →
The Cuisinart Journalist
scottbrodeur wrote 9 months ago: Philip Meyer is a respected journalism academic who has followed the rise and fall of the newspaper … more →
DOING THE AFTER MATH
baseball91 wrote 10 months ago: Leaders of the Society of Professional Journalists say they are outraged over the aggressive tactics … more →
UPDATE: Hiring, Salary Freeze at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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lanceturner wrote 11 months ago: Update II: The Democrat-Gazette’s story on its salary freeze here. Update: Arkansas Business m … more →
KIDNAPPING and NEWS EMBARGO
theknightwriters wrote 11 months ago: “KIDNAPPING AND NEWS EMBARGO: A DISSERVICE OR A RISK WORTH TAKING” INTRODUCTION The press and the … more →
On-going 'Canton' Saga Proves Kansas' Overreaction
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The Vogts wrote 11 months ago: Last week, Stephen Colbert, host of Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report,” called … more →
Remember Iraq?
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Max wrote 1 year ago: Because it’s becoming easier to forget. Media coverage of the War in Iraq has decreased in th … more →
Is Corporate Greed Killing Newspapers?
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Dennis Miller wrote 1 year ago: Here’s a continuation of thoughts Dick Jones wrote in his February guest blog on the role of newspap … more →
Let go of the past
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contentninja wrote 1 year ago: Some people don’t get it yet. Journalism is going to survive this age of transition. Newspaper … more →
How can serious journalism be saved?
anikap wrote 1 year ago: See an American Journalism Review piece on what modern news organizations have to do to save themsel … more →
Newspapers Go To Video
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rosenblumtv wrote 1 year ago: feel the power The New York Times has now moved to their new building on 8th Avenue and 41st Street … more →
Each one teach one: Journalism hope or fear?
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Andria wrote 1 year ago: Advancements in media technologies have given society new ways to analyze and share information quic … more →
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