Society for News Design Annual Workshop and Exhibition
Aug 31, 2006 - Sep 2, 2006
The Society for News Design will host the 2006 wor ...[more]
Los Angeles Town Meeting on Media Ownership
Aug 31, 2006
FCC Commissioner Copps and Congresswoman Hilda Sol ...[more]
Energy, Cost & Crisis
Sep 5, 2006 - Sep 8, 2006
The Knight Center for Specialized Journalism is of ...[more]
NLGJA Convention: Out in the Sunshine
Sep 7, 2006 - Sep 10, 2006
Join more than 650 LGBT journalists and news media ...[more]
Religion Newswriters Association Annual Conference
Sep 7, 2006 - Sep 10, 2006
Registration fees include all regular conference e ...[more]
Aug 31, 2006 - Sep 2, 2006
The Society for News Design will host the 2006 wor ...[more]
Aug 31, 2006
FCC Commissioner Copps and Congresswoman Hilda Sol ...[more]
Sep 5, 2006 - Sep 8, 2006
The Knight Center for Specialized Journalism is of ...[more]
Sep 7, 2006 - Sep 10, 2006
Join more than 650 LGBT journalists and news media ...[more]
Sep 7, 2006 - Sep 10, 2006
Registration fees include all regular conference e ...[more]
2006 Writing & Photo Coach Application
Journalists who would like to volunteer to serve as a Writing or Photo Coach for SF State journalism students can sign up here.
Teens & Alcohol Project
Bay Area teens report, write, blog, produce multimedia or take photographs that address the issue of teenage drinking. Students submit work to CIIJ by December 8, 2006. Winner announced December 15.
17th Annual CIIJ Journalism Job and Internship Fair
The 17th Annual CIIJ Journalism Job and Internship Fair will be held on Tuesday, October 24 from 9 am to 4 pm at SF State's Jack Adams Hall.
BAMMA Alumni Survey
Are you a BAMMA alumni? Please complete this survey of past participants. Results will be shared with the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund.
Newsweek Summer Internships
Newsweek has a paid, 13-week summer internship program designed for college students entering their senior year, graduating seniors, graduate students and professionals with a few years of experience in journalism.
CNPA Internship Grants
Up to eight $1,500 grants are available for college students interested in newspaper journalism careers, and up to two $1,500 grants for students pursuing careers in newspaper advertising or marketing. Students must obtain their own internships.
CIIJ seeks Multimedia Editor
The Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism at San Francisco State University is seeking a multimedia editor. This is a student position.
2006 Writing & Photo Coach Student Application
SF State Journalism students can sign up for a Writing or Photo Coach here.
BoldFaced Journalism
An intensive, one-day course in journalism for Bay Area teens and secondary teachers on January 20, 2007 at SFSU. $50 application fee for groups of 5 or more. $10 application fee for individuals.
Journalists who would like to volunteer to serve as a Writing or Photo Coach for SF State journalism students can sign up here.
Bay Area teens report, write, blog, produce multimedia or take photographs that address the issue of teenage drinking. Students submit work to CIIJ by December 8, 2006. Winner announced December 15.
The 17th Annual CIIJ Journalism Job and Internship Fair will be held on Tuesday, October 24 from 9 am to 4 pm at SF State's Jack Adams Hall.
Are you a BAMMA alumni? Please complete this survey of past participants. Results will be shared with the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund.
Newsweek has a paid, 13-week summer internship program designed for college students entering their senior year, graduating seniors, graduate students and professionals with a few years of experience in journalism.
Up to eight $1,500 grants are available for college students interested in newspaper journalism careers, and up to two $1,500 grants for students pursuing careers in newspaper advertising or marketing. Students must obtain their own internships.
The Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism at San Francisco State University is seeking a multimedia editor. This is a student position.
SF State Journalism students can sign up for a Writing or Photo Coach here.
An intensive, one-day course in journalism for Bay Area teens and secondary teachers on January 20, 2007 at SFSU. $50 application fee for groups of 5 or more. $10 application fee for individuals.
New Legal Guide Published for California Journalists
A new pocket guide to the law affecting news gathering and reporting in California, shipping in mid-September, covers everything from journalists' rights of access to people, places, events and documents, to coping with challenges like gag orders, subpoenas, searches and liability lawsuits, to the special protections for student journalists.
The State of the News Media 2006
Scan the headlines of 2005 and one question seems inevitable: Will we recall this as the year when journalism in print began to die?
Changing Demographics Pose Tough Questions
The analysis released today by the Applied Research Center tracks demographic changes along racial lines between 2000 and 2005.
Public Radio Struggles to find Black Audience
As News & Notes loses listeners, can NPR sustain quality black programming?
Journalism Educators Pass Resolutions Supporting First Amendment Rights for Students
The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication passed a resolution censuring Ocean County College in New Jersey for terminating the adviser of the school’s student newspaper.
Keeping It Real: Accurate Coverage of Native Culture
How Oprah's visit to a Navajo powwow missed the mark -- and what journalists can do to improve coverage of Native culture.
UNITY Names Onica Makwakwa as New Executive Director
UNITY: Journalists of Color, Inc. today announced that Onica Makwakwa has been appointed UNITY’s new executive director. Makwakwa, who is currently the director of development of the YWCA USA, assumes the position on September 5.
Gannett buys Florida State University paper
The Tallahassee Democrat, whose parent company is Gannett, has bought the twice-weekly newspaper that serves Florida State University.
A new pocket guide to the law affecting news gathering and reporting in California, shipping in mid-September, covers everything from journalists' rights of access to people, places, events and documents, to coping with challenges like gag orders, subpoenas, searches and liability lawsuits, to the special protections for student journalists.
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Scan the headlines of 2005 and one question seems inevitable: Will we recall this as the year when journalism in print began to die?
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The analysis released today by the Applied Research Center tracks demographic changes along racial lines between 2000 and 2005.
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As News & Notes loses listeners, can NPR sustain quality black programming?
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The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication passed a resolution censuring Ocean County College in New Jersey for terminating the adviser of the school’s student newspaper.
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How Oprah's visit to a Navajo powwow missed the mark -- and what journalists can do to improve coverage of Native culture.
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UNITY: Journalists of Color, Inc. today announced that Onica Makwakwa has been appointed UNITY’s new executive director. Makwakwa, who is currently the director of development of the YWCA USA, assumes the position on September 5.
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The Tallahassee Democrat, whose parent company is Gannett, has bought the twice-weekly newspaper that serves Florida State University.
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