Journalism
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The Winter of Journalism’s Content
Posted by The Australian on 03 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: News, Asia, Journalism
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By David McKnight and Penny O’Donnell, The Australian Who will pay for Australia’s quality journalism in the future? Until now the answer has been obvious. Advertising has subsidised journalism since the mass market press emerged at the end of the 19th century. |
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Four Journalists Arrested as Minneapolis Protests Turn Violent
Posted by AP on 02 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Journalism
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By Associated Press At least four journalists, including Amy Goodman host of Democracy Now, were among those detained when a peaceful anti-war protest at the RNC turned violent. |
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Bangladesh: Youth Journalism and Human Rights Camp Ends
Posted by The Daily Star on 02 Sep 2008 | Tagged as: News, Asia, Journalism
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By The Daily Star A two-day Youth Journalism and Human Rights Camp ended yesterday with an aim to developing journalistic and technological knowledge of the rural youth in Bangladesh. |
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Network coverage shifts to New Orleans
Posted by Hollywood Reporter on 29 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Environment, Journalism
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By Paul J. Gough, Hollywood Reporter As soon-to-be Hurricane Gustav churns toward New Orleans, the first network big names are leaving the political conventions for the hurricane zone. |
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The 15,000
Posted by Columbia Journalism Review on 28 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Journalism
Convention Coverage a Story of Innovation Amid Cutbacks
Posted by Poynter Online on 27 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, USDemocrats, Politics, Journalism
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By Steve Myers, Poynter As more than 10,000 news media representatives converge here for the Democratic National Convention, Poynter Online checked in with news organizations from New Hampshire to California to get a sense of coverage plans. |
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Edinburgh TV Festival 2008: Al-Jazeera says western news organisations are not covering the Middle East properly
Posted by Guardian Unlimited on 25 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Europe, Journalism, Middle East
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By Leigh Holmwood, Guardian The director general of Arabic broadcaster al-Jazeera has said western news organisations are not covering the Middle East properly as they don’t fully understand the region. |
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Angolan Journalists Attend Congress
Posted by Allafrica on 22 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, Africa, Journalism
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By All Africa The Angolan Economic Journalists Association is in Brazil participating in the 33rd National Congress of Brazilian Journalists, whose first session paid tribute to all journalists of the world and those professionals who died in fulfilment of the journalistic mission. |
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Much is at Stake in Journalist-Shield Bill
Posted by Gannett News Service on 21 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Journalism
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By Gene Policinski, Gannett News Service There’s a delay in U.S. Senate consideration of a proposal to “shield” journalists from many federal subpoenas seeking disclosure of confidential sources. |
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Downsizing the News And Pretending to Increase Quality
Posted by MediaChannel on 20 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Journalism
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By Dr. Walter M. Brasch Cutting reporters, benefits, employee training, and news coverage is not the way to save newspapers. |
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The First Lady of the Press Corps
Posted by The Globe and Mail on 19 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Journalism
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By Andrew Ryan, The Globe and Mail Helen Thomas, a veteran journalist covering the White House, has sparred with every American president since JFK. In a new documentary, she remembers them all, including LBJ’s ’sadistic’ ways |
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Tracking the Economic Slowdown
Posted by Project for Excellence in Journalism on 18 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Economics, Journalism, Economy
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By Project for Excellence in Journalism The troubled U.S. economy has been a complex story for journalists to report and tell. How did the media cover the slump? Was that coverage timely? And to what it extent did it influence public attitudes about the state of the economy? A new PEJ study examines those questions. |
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Sierra Leone: JHR Certifies 30 Journalists
Posted by Allafrica on 15 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, Africa, Journalism
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By Ben Samuel Turay, All Africa A Canadian-based media capacity-building organization, Journalists for Human Rights (JHR), certified thirty journalists after a one-day investigative journalism training held at the China House in Freetown. |
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My Facts, Your Facts
Posted by Columbia Journalism Review on 14 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, Journalism
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By David Cay Johnston, Columbia Journalism Review America and the pursuit of willful delusion |
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TV Networks Rewrite the Definition of a News Bureau
Posted by The New York Times on 13 Aug 2008 | Tagged as: News, North America, Journalism
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By Brian Stelter, The New York Times CNN announced on Tuesday that it would assign journalists to 10 cities across the United States, a move that would double the number of domestic cities where the cable news network has outposts. |
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