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| |  | The 11th principle | | | Washington Post editor Len Downie issues a set of 10 web principles and they?re good ? as far as they go. They summarize: These principles emphasize our commitment on the Web to around-the-clock breaking news, scoops and original Washington Post added-value journalism, in addition to multimedia ... |
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| | | Bad Journalism At The Economist | | | In a recent Afoe post on European Fertility (which was really an extended review of an article in the Economist) I took some considerable stick in comments for being too soft on the journalists over at the Economist (mainly because a large chunk of the ?good news? the author claimed to have found was, ... |
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| | | 'Leopards' can change their spots | | | A while ago I bumped into an old friend who once worked here. He'd been a reporter's reporter here one of the best. Journalism wasn't something he did but something he was. He had a fine-tuned "antenna" for picking up lies, deception and duplicity. And he was letting me have it. |
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| | | Nobody Said That Good Journalism is Easy | | | Nobody Said That Good Journalism is Easy Last month I wrote something of a Father's Day tribute ... know what to vote for. An informed public makes informed choices. Support The Fairness Doctrine in media. It's time to take back The Fourth Estate. Best, Paul J. Norton Tags: Journalism, Press, Media |
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| | | Conference: The Extreme Contemporary | | | Conference: The Extreme Contemporary Filed under: victory, vetiver, cyprus oil crisis, strassbourg, mythologie, language learning, american, web technology, abstraction, journalism ? Zelig Ignatius @ 12:22 pm Event Date: January 12, 2007 Speakers: Svetlana Boym, Joshua Clover, Hans Ulrich |
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| | | In praise of the country weekly | | | More than a decade ago, when I was working on Zephyr: Tracking a Dream Across America, I fell in love with small-town newspapers. The occasion was probably a story in a little weekly in a Colorado mountain town whose name I?ve forgotten that first attracted me: ?Police responded to a call from residents of Durango Road about loud screams coming |
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| | | ?Emotional Terrorism? | | | I blogged before about the politicizing of the body armor issue. Notice you have heard nothing about this body armor issue any more from anyone. If you want to know why you might want to watch this report. HT: MM |
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| | | Journalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | | | Journalism is a discipline of collecting, analyzing, verifying, and presenting news regarding current events, trends, issues and people. Those who practice journalism are known as journalists. News ... |
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| | | Missouri School of Journalism | | | Mark Your Calendar: Sept. 10-12, 2008 The Missouri School of Journalism has announced big plans to simultaneously celebrate the centennial of the School and the dedication of the Donald W. |
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| | | Michael Moore comes to Iran... | | | Michigan April 23 1954. He studied journalism at the University of Michigan-Flint, but also pursued other hobbies such as Gun shooting, for which he even won a competition..University... |
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| | | Brophy Article in THN... | | | I thought it was a horrible piece of journalism personally and while everyone can have an opinion (he just happens to be wrong very often) I thought it was poorly written and... |
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| | | The 11th principle | | | Washington Post editor Len Downie issues a set of 10 web principles and they re good as far as they go. They summarize: These principles emphasize our commitment on the Web to around-the-clock breaking news, scoops and original Washington Post added-value journalism, in addition to multimedia and interactivity. They embody the same standards and values |
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| | | Using Your Craft to Relax | | | A common reason to choose freelancing is to be able to make a living doing work we actually enjoy. In my case, I write. I ve been writing short stories since early childhood and later got heavily into essay writing.
The journalism thing came around because it seemed like a decent way to get paid for stringing sentences together.
But one of the pitfalls of freelancing is the blurred distinction between work and life. When the desk is only a few feet away at all times, it s tempting |
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| | | Thirty Minutes With Michael Gove | | | Earlier this week I recorded a half hour CLASS OF 2005 interview with Michael Gove. In this clip Michael explains why he moved from journalism into politics. To watch the full 30 minute programme click HERE |
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| | | Court Ruling on Race Not a Death Knell For School Excellence (La Prensa San Diego) | | | Films for the Humanities and Sciences - Educational Media - School Crime - . . how law enforcement and school officials in one San Antonio school district are winning the battle against school crime . Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, Shopware and. their respective logos are trademarks of Films Media Group, a . School Crime: Campus Combat Zone Item# 7704. 1994. Guns are the second leading cause of death among school-age . School ... |
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| | | Where are you Going buy Your Nexted Used Car - cheque book journalism | | | As far as commercials go, this is absolutly the worst. I can't imagine what cracked out black getto jewish mom wal-mart handy crank put together this piece of failure but i am sure it is NOT helping the bottom line.Where are you Going buy Your Nexted Used Car all time great . escape committee special case sort it . all work no play . you know exactly what i'm saying . on the balance of probabilities hard to see mass walk out . always remembered . most important . attack of nerves tilting at windmills line up over here wired up take two bring a... |
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| | | Murdoch's Object of Desire: 'The Journal' | | | We've heard much about Rupert Murdoch's offer of $5 billion dollars for one of the jewels in the crown of American journalism. But, aside from stock analysts, who reads The Wall Street Journal? |
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Careers & Employment
When I begin college I want to major in Journalism. What subjects would I have to take in college? And what different types of jobs could I get with a degree in journalism? And is it necessary to get a master's degree too? what is the average salary? is it very difficult to get a job in after college?
As far as I know, the field of journalism is highly competitive. There are so many that take journalism or communications as their major in college it seems. What