CIIJ's 15th Anniversary Fundraiser A Success!
Respected reporters and key journalism figures from all over the country converged at San Francisco State University on Feb. 1 to celebrate the Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism�s 15th Anniversary Fundraiser.
Tips From Journalists Who Build Staff Diversity By Working with High School and College Programs
Find out if there’s a summer high school journalism program in your area. The Dow Jones Newspaper Fund web site lists them all by state (http://djnewspaperfund.dowjones.com). The American Society of Newspaper Editors holds regional training as well.
7th Annual NCM Awards
Recognizing Journalistic excellence in ethnic media since 1998, the NCM Awards showcase the stories making the news in the new California and the people and media outlets that report them.
Respected reporters and key journalism figures from all over the country converged at San Francisco State University on Feb. 1 to celebrate the Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism�s 15th Anniversary Fundraiser.
Find out if there’s a summer high school journalism program in your area. The Dow Jones Newspaper Fund web site lists them all by state (http://djnewspaperfund.dowjones.com). The American Society of Newspaper Editors holds regional training as well.
Recognizing Journalistic excellence in ethnic media since 1998, the NCM Awards showcase the stories making the news in the new California and the people and media outlets that report them.
Broadcast Education Association Job Bank
College Media Advisers Job Bank
News as American as America
News as American as America is the first in a four-part series on journalism and coverage of a changing America. Sharon Reed, Cleveland news anchor, bares all
Connie Schultz, Plain Dealer Columnist "When I finally watched Sharon Reed's naked ploy for ratings last week on WOIO Channel 19, my own reaction surprised me." Tavis Smiley Leaves NPR
The host of National Public Radio's three-year-old Tavis Smiley Show said last week that he will be quitting on Dec. 16, criticizing NPR for not doing enough to reach minority listeners.
College Media Advisers Job Bank
News as American as America
News as American as America is the first in a four-part series on journalism and coverage of a changing America. Sharon Reed, Cleveland news anchor, bares all
Connie Schultz, Plain Dealer Columnist "When I finally watched Sharon Reed's naked ploy for ratings last week on WOIO Channel 19, my own reaction surprised me." Tavis Smiley Leaves NPR
The host of National Public Radio's three-year-old Tavis Smiley Show said last week that he will be quitting on Dec. 16, criticizing NPR for not doing enough to reach minority listeners.
Reports
Scan the headlines of 2005 and one question seems inevitable: Will we recall this as the year when journalism in print began to die?
Aug 16, 2006 in REPORTS comments (0)
The analysis released today by the Applied Research Center tracks demographic changes along racial lines between 2000 and 2005.
Aug 14, 2006 in REPORTS comments (0)
A decade ago, just one-in-fifty Americans got the news with some regularity from the internet. Today, nearly one-in-three regularly get news online.
Jul 30, 2006 in REPORTS comments (0)
A team of reporters spent more than a year exploring ways that class - defined as a combination of income, education, wealth and occupation - influences destiny in a society that likes to think of itself as a land of unbounded opportunity.
Nov 16, 2005 in REPORTS comments (0)
A new study shows that Americans have a more positive, more complicated set of attitudes toward journalism than the recent wave of media criticism implies.
by George Kennedy
Apr 27, 2005 in REPORTS comments (0)