61. BBC Journalism Training Sarajevo - Enter EL Training programme for journalists run by the BBC. History, current activities, new courses and future plans. http://www.bbcschool.sarajevo.btinternet.co.uk/engl001.html

BBC Broadcast Journalism Training at the Media Centre Sarajevo (Bosnia - Herzegovina) Welcome to our Official Website NEWSFLASH: The Media Centre Sarajevo has moved to a new address - see below for details The BBC Broadcast Journalism Training Programme in Sarajevo (formerly: BBC School of Broadcast Journalism) The Media Centre provides the premises and the technical equipment; DfID provides funding for the training activities; and BBC World Service Training creates, delivers and manages the actual training programme and identifies and provides the journalism and management trainers. The main objective of the BBC Journalism Training Programme is to provide high-quality training support for radio and television media professionals and organisations from all parts of Bosnia-Herzegovina. The BBC School of Broadcast Journalism in Sarajevo opened its doors to the first students on 24 June 1996. CLICK HERE to enter the English-language area How To Contact Us: We are located in the new premises of the Media Centre Sarajevo.

62. JTeacher.com activities to reinforce knowledge and skills in journalism history, law and ethics, copyediting, layout and design and leadership skills are included. http://www.jteacher.com/

JTeacher.com Home Multimedia Media Ethics Cases Editing ... Test Reviews Resources for Katrina Coverage Dear newspaper advisers: The damage and suffering caused by Hurricane Katrina affects all Americans. To help you and your students bring this story home, your friends at the American Society of Newspaper Editors' High School Journalism Initiative have put together source links, story ideas and other tips. Please go to http://www.highschooljournalism.org/Content.cfm?id=168 for more information. We always welcome your ideas. Drop us a line. Best regards, Diana Mitsu Klos ( dmk@asne.org Craig Branson ( cbranson@asne.org Connie Southard ( csouthard@asne.org From Print Snob to Convergence: It's Time to Train our Students in All Aspects As a journalist, I've always, at least until recently, been a print snob. I have loved working for newspapers, and I have loved advising the student newspaper. To me, that was real. Televsion, on the other hand, I wasn't so sure about. Those good looking anchors were there for entertainment and for ratings, or so I believed. There was always a competition of sorts between the two types of media...competition for the advertising dollar, for readership/viewership. Many people predicted the end of newspapers as we knew them when television began bringing live images into our living rooms.

63. Native American Journalists Association Serves and empowers Native communicators through programs and activities designed to enrich journalism and promote Native cultures. http://www.naja.com/index.html

NAJA Native American Journalists Association document.write(doClock("M3",".","D1",".","Y1")); skip navigation Home News Message from the President ... NAJA Elects New Officers Mike Kellogg (Navajo), publisher of the News Press in Stillwater, Okla., was elected president of the Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) on Sunday by NAJA's board of directors at the conclusion of the annual convention in Lincoln, Neb. Kellogg, a NAJA member for almost 20 years, succeeds Dan Lewerenz. NAJA 2005 Media Award Winners The Native American Journalists Association honored more than 40 award winners during NAJA's 21st Annual Convention Saturday in Lincoln, NE. NAJA National Elections NAJA Receives $25,000 Grant for Capacity Building Radio Host, Writer Garrison Keillor to Speak at Al Neuharth Legacy Series Garrison Keillor, the longtime host and writer of "A Prairie Home Companion," will speak at The University of South Dakota on Thursday, Oct. 6. The program, "Why I Am Trying to be More Truthful," is presented by the Freedom Forum and The University of South Dakota as part of the Al Neuharth Legacy Series, which features speakers who have demonstrated extraordinary achievement and leadership in the media. NAJA Extends Prayers to Hurricane Survivors NCAA Bars Use of Hostile Mascot Names from Tournaments Visit Native Voice , showcasing stories on this year's NAJA convention theme, "A Free Press, A Free People." The site features work from the convention new media, print, radio and TV student projects.

64. Wing Shop / Simon McBeath Front Page Associated with the Gurston Down Hill Climb. Information on activities in UK motorsport journalism, racecar aerofoil design. http://www.sm-designs.ndo.co.uk/

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65. Summative Activities : Lesson Five L Lesson News journalism Across the Media Summative activities This is the final lesson in a unit that explores news journalism across the media. http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/resources/educational/lessons/secondary/br

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66. Society Of Professional Journalists The Society of Professional Journalists' online magazine covers issues of current and historical interest, such as prison access, libel, protecting sources, journalism education, and freedom of information. Also reports on SPJ activities and minutes of SPJ Board meetings. http://spj.org

SPJ in Las Vegas! Join us, Oct. 16-18, in Las Vegas. Register Now! Conference Details Hurricane Relief Update SPJ and Sigma Delta Chi Foundation offer assistance to students displaced by Katrina More hurricane relief resources from journalism organizations Thursday, September 22, 2005 TODAY'S MEDIA NEWS Guild leaders question timing of newspaper staff cuts Are job cuts starting to hit bone? Papers brace for fewer holiday ads For Members For Leaders Chapters Missions ... Join SPJ Society of Professional Journalists Eugene S. Pulliam National Journalism Center, 3909 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46208 317/927-8000 Fax: 317/920-4789 contact us Having problems with the site? E-mail us webmaster@spj.org

67. Game Journalism Note The list is limited to journalists writing for the enthusiast mags. the need for balance with other activities and close parental supervision, http://www.gamejournalism.com/

OUR NEWS FEEDS: Add to Bloglines READING Opening the Xbox : Inside Microsoft's Plan to Unleash an Entertainment Revolution by Dean Takahashi Price: Power-Up : How Japanese Video Games Gave the World an Extra Life by Chris Kohler Price: Site Powered By: September 19, 2005 Rumor Mill: News Corp. and NCSoft? Beijing-based gaming exec Bill Bishop posts on his blog that he's hearing "strong rumors" that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. is in talks to buy NCSoft , publisher of the huge Korean virtual world Lineage, as well as City of Heroes and most recently Guild Wars. Bishop notes: The price would be high, but strategically it might fit with Murdoch's plans to get big fast in interactive media . Clearly News Corp likes gaming, as evidenced by the hefty price they paid for IGN. How reliable is the report? Bishop is currently CEO of Red Mushroom, an MMORPG publishing house, but was a co-founder and general manager of of CBS MarketWatch until it was bought by Dow Jones last year. It's a "grain of salt," but a tasty one from a media veteran. Posted by RichM at 10:04 AM Comments (0) September 09, 2005

68. Political Science And Communication - University Of Canterbury Site features information about the department, its activities, courses, Graduate Diploma in journalism, Scholarships, Prizes and publications. http://www.jour.canterbury.ac.nz/

UC Home Courses Departments Library ... Search For Prospective Students Undergraduate Students Postgraduate Students Visitors and Community ... Staff Disciplines Political Science Mass Communication and Journalism Postgraduate Degrees BA(Hons) Political Science BA(Hons) Diplomacy BA(Hons) Mass Communication Diplomacy and International Relations ... PhD Mass Communication About Mass Communication and Journalism Political Science Contacts People ... Library News School hosts public consultation for City Council The School is home to a web-based workshop for the Christchurch City Council, under the direction of Dr. Joanna Goven: Invitation to design the future: creating a waste strategy for Christchurch Scholarship accouncements: Postgraduate Scholarships for 2005 MA scholarships offered by School of Political Science and Communciation for 2005 New Courses POLS 213 Special Topic: Issues in NZ Biosecurity COMS 304 Journalists at Work Basement News New Broadcasting News Programme by the Graduate Diploma In Journalism Students Prestigious Marsden Grant Research into the nature, causes and resolution of internal conflicts in the Asia-Pacific region- Principal investigator: Professor J. Bercovitch Search University Political Science and Communication Quick Links Noticeboard Web Links WebCT Canterbury Tales Newsletter ... IT Department Send comments, suggestions and feedback to the

69. Kentucky Press Association - Kypress.com Services and activities supporting journalism professionals and the press in the State of Kentucky. http://www.kypress.com/default.asp

Remove Resume Click Here Remove Job Click Here Click here for previous issues of the Kentucky Press in PDF form. September 2005 Issue PDF (512 KB) The Press Online Archives Search The Press Online Archives Kentucky High School Journalism Association Institute for Rural Journalism ... Issues © Kentucky Press Association For Questions or comments please contact the webmaster KPA neither owns nor operates any newspaper.

70. Medill Alumni Club Of Chicago Offers graduates of Northwestern University's Medill School of journalism social and cultural activities and events. http://216.122.207.153/macc/

Welcome to the Medill Alumni Club of Chicago website! This is your source for all events and news related to our club. Hot News Upcoming Events Decline In Readership Panel As Covered By The Daily... Medill IMC Alumni Go Back to School Rockin Good Time At Spring Fling 2005 MACC Spring Fling Drives Membership Medill Board Starts 2005 with New Officers and Renewed Dedication More >> After the Fall of Traditional Media, 10/25/2005 more events >> Medill School Of Journalism At Northwestern University Site Donated By The Dream Marketing Communication Co.

71. Language Arts - Journalism Source, activities. TN Language Arts, journalism, 2000, Learning Expectation, 1, Home Source, activities. TN Language Arts, journalism, 2000, http://www.wcs.edu/parentstudent/wcscurric/CR21567.HTM

Index Science Language Arts Grade K Literacy Grade 1 Literacy Grade 2 Literacy Grade 3 Literacy ... Speech Journalism Competency English Creative Writing Made with Curriculum Designer by EdVISION Corporation Williamson County Schools WCSCurriculum Language Arts - Journalism Goals and Descriptions Journalism Oral Visual ... Written Oral Oral Communication The learner will be able to demonstrate speaking, listening, and research skills which will facilitate interviewing and other oral communication activities. Source Activities TN: Language Arts, Journalism, 2000, Learning Expectation, 1 Home Public Relations The learner will be able to demonstrate appropriate language skills, demeanor, and attire to cultivate success and good public relations. Source Activities TN: Language Arts, Journalism, 2000, Learning Expectation, 2 Home Interviewing The learner will be able to demonstrate appropriate interviewing techniques. Source Activities TN: Language Arts, Journalism, 2000, Learning Expectation, 3 Home Terms/Expressions The learner will be able to apply terms and expressions common to the industry to speaking, listening, and writing activities.

72. Journalism - Grantseekers The journalism Program funds a wide variety of activities that support our mission, There are many types of activities the journalism Program does not http://www.rrmtf.org/journalism/grantseekers.htm

Areas of Support MTF's Journalism Program makes grants in five priority areas: leadership, Medill, freedom of expression, diversity and military-media. For a detailed description of the foundation's priorities, along with descriptions of the grants MTF has made in these areas, see Areas of Support The Journalism Program funds a wide variety of activities that support our mission, including educational programs and publications, fellowships, research, advocacy, and monitoring. Generally, these activities are targeted toward leaders, experts, and opinion leaders in journalism, not toward those just starting out or seeking entry into journalism. Generally, these programs seek to make substantial and enduring change; thus, MTF seldom funds short-term projects or one-time events. Application Process The McCormick Tribune Foundation welcomes requests for funding from nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations and educational institutions for initiatives that support the mission of the Journalism Program. Before submitting a proposal, an organization should send a letter of inquiry that describes, in no more than two pages, the nature, purposes, and costs of the proposed program. The letter should also outline the need for the program and the qualifications of the organization. Foundation staff will then help the organization determine whether to submit a formal proposal.

73. KU School Of Journalism And Mass Communications - Research & Activities The official website for the William Allen White School of journalism and Mass Print JSchool Faculty Research/activities (2004-05 Academic Year) http://www.journalism.ku.edu/faculty/research.shtml

Home Convergence Undergraduate Program Graduate Program ... Contact Us J-School Faculty Research/Activities (2004-05 Academic Year) Presentations Service Class Projects International ... Research '03-04 PUBLICATIONS David Guth, Charles Marsh and Bonnie Short published a book, "Strategic Writing: Multimedia Writing for Public Relations, Advertising, Sales and Marketing and Business Communications" in July 2004. Guth and Marsh published a book, "Public Relations: Case Studies and Critical Thinking," in October 2004. The third edition of their book, "Public Relations: A Values-Driven Approach," was published in spring 2005. Douglas Ward's chapter, "Reading, Research and Objectivity," is in "Fair and Balanced: A history of journalistic objectivity," published in 2005 by Vision Press. Max Utsler's chapter on Sports Radio 810 WHB in Kansas City is in "Sports Talk Radio," published in 2005 by Haworth Press.

74. KU School Of Journalism And Mass Communications - Research & Activities The official website for the William Allen White School of journalism and Mass Print JSchool Faculty Research/activities (2003-04 Academic Year) http://www.journalism.ku.edu/faculty/research03-04.shtml

Home Convergence Undergraduate Program Graduate Program ... Contact Us J-School Faculty Research/Activities (2003-04 Academic Year) PUBLICATIONS: Sharon Bass and Mary Beth Gentry edited the book, "Medicine on the Kansas Prairie," a history celebrating 50 years of the KU School of Medicine Rural Preceptorship Program. A chapter by Rick Musser and Douglas Sudhoff was published in "Technological Issues in Broadcast Education," published by Praeger. The chapter describes the creation of the Journalism 415 Multimedia Reporting class. Carol Holstead contributed a book chapter on the working relationship between magazine art directors and editors to "Best Practices of the Business Press," edited by the American Society of Business Press Editors. Max Utsler is the author of a chapter on convergence in "Mass Communication Education," a book published by Blackwell Science. It includes chapters on 24 different, but typical college journalism courses.

75. Medill School Of Journalism - Undergraduate Journalism Undergraduate journalism Extracurricular activities. Email this page to a friend Printerfriendly version. mtclngstudlo.jpg http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/medill/ugrad/extracurricular_activities/

Register Login Search Help Medill Northwestern Prospective Students General Information Admissions Faculty/Staff Directories ... for High School Students Students Current Admitted Student Work Alumni General Information Career Services Give to Medill Alumni Clubs ... Communications (IMC) Employers General Information Integrated Marketing Communications Program Undergraduate Journalism ... Career Services Industry Professionals General Information Career Services Faculty/Staff Directories ... Crain Lecture Series Friends of Medill General Information Give to Medill Integrated Marketing Communications Program ... Crain Lecture Series Medill School of Journalism General Information Medill Mission Medill News Medill Affiliations ... Crain Lecture Series Integrated Marketing Communications IMC Home General Information Prospective Students Residency Program ... Career Services Undergraduate Journalism General Information Areas of Study Admissions Faculty/Staff ... Directories Graduate Journalism

76. Marilyn Kahl Journalism Award journalism, activities in the community and any other information that would help the selection committee. Provide a resume of experience, honors and awards http://www.cateweb.org/MarilynKahl.html

Marilyn Kahl Journalism Award Open in new window for printing This California Association of Teachers of English (CATE) award has been established in memory of Marilyn Kahl, a fine journalism teacher and gifted poet. Her leadership in CATE will always be remembered as an example for others to follow. She was practical as well as creative, and spent countless hours improving the teaching profession at the local, state and national levels. Marilyn was a dedicated teacher who always supported her students. Therefore, CATE offers a scholarship to a senior who plans to major in communication, journalism, or mass media. If 20 or more students apply for the award, the scholarship committee may at its discretion select a second and a third place winner. Applicants must have a 2.5 or higher G.P.A., have demonstrated leadership, and have participated in school and/or community activities. Financial need is not a consideration. In order to apply for the award, interested students must do the following:

77. Journalism Ethics This site includes association information, activities, publications, and electronic policies and exercises activities related to journalism issues. http://www.web-miner.com/journethics.htm

Journalism Ethics Sharon Stoerger MLS, MBA sstoer@yahoo.com Issues in Journalism Media Watchers Additional Ethics Resources Ethics and Journalism http://www.courier-journal.com/cjextra/columns/platt/platt20020818.html Pam Platt, public editor of The Courier Journal (Louisville, KY), presents 3 scenarios in this column that address ethical situations often faced by journalists. Feedback from readers is requested at the end of her piece, and the responses can be found at http://www.courier-journal.com/cjextra/columns/platt/platt20020922.html The Ethics of Online Science Journalism http://www.imim.es/quark/Articulos/numero7/ethicsof.htm Bruce Lewenstein prepared this article that claims journalists in the United States do not discuss the same types of things when discussing ethics. Values outlined in professional association codes of ethics are addressed but social and ethical factors are not. Lewenstein discusses the differences between US and non-US journalist codes, and he explores journalism in the context of science, ethics and the role of the Internet. The issues outlined in this article were developed for workshops in Barcelona, Spain; Singapore; Punta del Este, Uruguay and Sidney, Australia. JournoPorn: Dissection of the Time Scandal http://hotwired.lycos.com/special/pornscare/

78. CMSS Activities--Journalism Course CMSS activities. Military journalism Course. SUMMARY. The Canadian Defence Foreign Affairs Institute (CDFAI), in partnership with the Centre for Military http://www.stratnet.ucalgary.ca/activities/journalism-course.htm

CMSS Activities Military Journalism Course SUMMARY: The goal is to enhance the military education of Canadian journalists who will report on Canadian military activities domestically and abroad. Journalism students from across Canada are eligible to apply. Included in the scholarship are: air transportation to and from Calgary, accommodations, meals, and ground transportation in Alberta. For more information please contact: Course developer and instructor: Bob Bergen Centre for Military and Strategic Studies Email: rbergen@ucalgary.ca Phone: (403) 220-4038 Fax: (403) 282-0594 OUTLINE: Much has changed in the world since the events of September 11, 2001, in the United States. Whereas widespread indifference toward the Canadian military formed a key part of the collective Canadian personality in the latter part of the 20th century, that is no longer the case in 2002. The end game is to teach future journalists to learn how to learn about the military, thereby enabling them to feel professionally and ethically comfortable working in an environment that is decidedly foreign to and remote from the average civilian experience. Method: The course is divided into two distinct components.

79. Journalist In Residence Program KC Cole describes her experience as a Journalist in Residence at MSRI in SIX WEEKS OF Timothy Ferris, Professor Emeritus, Department of journalism, UCB http://www.msri.org/activities/jir/

80. Butler University School Of Journalism: Student Activities Eugene S. Pulliam School of journalism Student activities. Outside the classroom, newseditorial skills are honed working on the weekly student http://www.butler.edu/journalism/act.html

Eugene S. Pulliam School of Journalism Home Page Majors Courses Technology ... Internships Student Activities Scholarships Study Abroad Careers and Graduate Study Student Activities Outside the classroom, news-editorial skills are honed working on the weekly student newspaper, which utilizes current computer publishing and software for its student staff. The Butler Collegian, recognized as the "Best College Newspaper in Indiana," by the Society of Professional Journalists, is a consistent "All-American" publication. Butler University journalism students were among the first in the nation to publish an on-line student newspaper on the World Wide Web. DawgNet , an electronic version of the Collegian, can be found on Butler's World Wide Web server at http://www.butler.edu/dawgnet/ Butler's Public Relations Students Society of America chapter provides professional and leadership development opportunities, allowing students to apply classroom theories and methods prior to graduation. Indianapolis chapters of the Public Relations Society of America, Women in Communications Inc., the International Association of Business Communicators and the Society of Professional Journalists welcome student members and provide networking and mentoring opportunities to them as emerging professionals. An annual Journalism Awards Banquet recognizes outstanding student work.

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