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49. Ryerson Review Of Journalism Geoff Baker, a sports writer at The Toronto Star, joined the CAJ in 1994 so he to line up careers for journalistsin-exile; it only promises safety. http://www.ryerson.ca/rrj/cjfe.html

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Inkygirl: Telecommuting Jobs For Writers « November 2004 Main February 2005 » December 09, 2004 Spanish writers "We are looking for experienced Spanish writers. Spanish must be your native language. Previous writing experience is preferred. Topics include culture, travel, famous people, holidays, travel spots in Spanish speaking countries. This is for an independent educational publication so attention to detail, grammar, and spelling is VERY IMPORTANT!" 300-650 wds. Pays $15-25/article. More info: portland.craigslist.org Posted by Debbie at 01:27 PM Comments (0) TrackBack Seek features and how-to articles "We are looking for writers of features or how-to articles for our company, Admissions Wizards. Articles must relate to the mission of the company." 300-400 words. Pays 10c/wd. More info: boston.craigslist.org Posted by Debbie at 01:25 PM Comments (0) TrackBack Transcriber needed "Non-fiction writer has numerous interviews that need to be transcribed. You must be able to use electronic recorded files I use a Sony IC recorder and can provide .dvf or .wav files. Fine to do via email. Experienced transcribers only please provide references. Material must remain confidential under non-disclosure agreement." Telecommuting ok. Pays $30-50 per recorded hour (approx. 30 double-space pages) More info: boston.craigslist.org

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53. MAPC Careers : : : Print And Desktop Publishing or journalism. Communications is also a good background for editors to have, http//www.review.com/Career/templates/t rofile.cfm body=find/cprofile. http://www.clemson.edu/caah/mapc/pdpub.htm

Cognates - Consulting Digital Publishing Finance Health Services ... Usability Testing Certificates - Health Communication Print and Desktop Publishing Overview There are several positions that one could go into in the publishing industry. There are editors, who serve as the link between authors and the reading public. Editors control the quality of printed material and work closely with authors to point out mistakes and help authors to correct them. There are also graphic designers, who help design the layout of a publication. Work Environment People who work in publishing usually work in offices. There is not a lot of traveling associated with working in this field. The job can be stressful at times, as many publishing companies have many projects going on at one time. Many people must put in long hours to advance in this field.

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Cognates - Consulting Digital Publishing Finance Health Services ... Usability Testing Certificates - Health Communication Mass Communications Overview Jobs in mass communication include reporting for a newspaper, television station, or radio station. Reporters gather information and prepare stories to inform people about local, state, national, and international events and issues. Work Environment Jobs in this field are often very stressful, due to irregular hours, pressure to meet deadlines, frequent night and weekend work and sometimes unusual or, at times, dangerous assignments. Outlook and Trends The job market in this area is very competitive and has recently been on the decline. The best job markets are found with small town or suburban newspapers or stations, which are good places to start to gain experience. Earnings According to a survey conducted in 1996 by the National Association of Broadcasters, the average salary of radio reporters ranged from $20,217 at

55. Columbia Journalism Review: Urban Legend Full text of the article, Urban legend from Columbia journalism Review a pub frequented by reporters, writers, and such politicians as Mayor Ed Koch. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3613/is_200205/ai_n9037506

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57. O Reilly Network A Conversation Between Dan Gillmor And Jay Rosen And journalists have skills that the people writing to us may or may not have. but then again, I had a different career before this one playing music. http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/network/2004/09/14/gillmor.html

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Program Overview United States Africa Latin America ... Photo Galleries Name Email Search In the News Indian Journalist Attacked with Knives Shika Das, an independent woman journalist in Chattisgarh, India, has been attacked by several people wielding knives. The attack is believed to have been prompted by Das' story in the Hindi daily Jansatta alleging fraud by members of a powerful family, including the allegation that they are engaged in trafficking women under the guise of a home for destitute women and children. Read the International Federation of Journalists report. Cyber Dissident Placed Under Surveillance in China Liu Di, a Chinese cyber dissident, was forced to stay in her home during the recent visit of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights. Read the Reporters San Frontieres report. Kurdish Journalist Jailed Journalist and women's rights activist Roya Toloui is among several prominent Kurdish journalists and human rights activists detained in Sanandaj, Iran, capital of Kurdistan province. Read the International Pen Alert.

59. INSIDE Chico State journalism Department Brings Pulitzer Winning Sacramento Bee Columnist to Campus Erwin s reporting career began as a high school student in Los Angeles. http://www.csuchico.edu/pub/inside/archive/00_04_20/3.griego.html

April 20, 2000 Volume 30 Number 18 A publication for the faculty, staff, administrators, and friends of California State University, Chico STORIES Sponsored Programs Thriving Under Pressure Achievements ... Archives Journalism Department Brings Pulitzer Winning Sacramento Bee Columnist to Campus Diana Griego Erwin, Sacramento Bee columnist, urged young journalists to immerse themselves in the communities they cover. (photo RL) Invoking awe and inspiration in a roomful of budding journalists, Sacramento Bee columnist Diana Griego Erwin spoke of winning a Pulitzer Prize as a first-year journalist, the importance of investigative journalism, and the need for reporters to immerse themselves in the communities they cover. Erwin's April 5 presentation was part of a week-long Celebration of Excellence by CSU, Chico's Department of Journalism in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of The Orion, the university's student-run newspaper. Erwin's reporting career began as a high school student in Los Angeles. Never aspiring to become a journalist, Erwin joined the school's newspaper staff at the urging of her English teacher. When she began undergraduate work at CSU, Fullerton, she made a beeline for the Daily Titan newsroom.

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