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Pictures of the Year International Education & Awards Program
May 31, 2013 -
The Journalytics Summit
September 26, 2013
RJI In the News
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adFreeq's Peter Meng presents at May 22 1 Million Cups meeting
May 23, 2013 -
Craiglist challenger adFreeq aims to “personalize classified ads”
May 22, 2013 -
World Press Photo: ‘No evidence of significant photo manipulation’ in award-winning shot
May 16, 2013 -
Here are the 20 winners of $50,000 Arch Grants
May 15, 2013 -
reflections: Greg’s Digital Dozen
May 14, 2013
State of the American Newspaper
--American Journalism Review's series examining how well newspaper companies are informing and serving their readers.
Columbine: Coverage Bloopers
--Carl Gottlieb, Former Fox Network News Director in Washington
A Prescription for Journalism's Ills
--Tom Rosenstiel, Director - Project for Excellence in Journalism
U.S. Press: Paying for Its Sins
--Tom Rosenstiel, Director - Project for Excellence in Journalism
Lawyers, Voyeurs, and Vigilantes
--James W. Carey, CCJ Steering Committee Member and Columbia University Journalism Professor on the Clinton White House Scandal's detrimental effect on democracy.
On Finding the Story in Things Unspoken
Essayist and Author Robert Kaplan on looking beyond the obvious, and the easy "get," to find impactful stories and important trends.
On "Sez who?" Reporting
Essayist and author Ron Rosenblum encourages young journalists to engage in more "Sez who?" reporting.
On "New Journalism" and Narrative Writing
Nicholas Lemann - columnist, author, and Dean of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism - shares thoughts on New Journalism and how to use narrative effectively in storytelling.
Tips on Book Writing from David Halberstam
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author David Halberstam on the genesis of the story ideas that turned into some of his best-known books.
How do you get readers interested in a story?
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author David Halberstam on making stories interesting to readers/viewers.
Where Has the Descriptive Writing Gone?
Author and former Washington Post Foreign Correspondent Ward Just on the media's responsibility to enlighten consumers and not merely rely on visuals and sound bites to tell stories.