" On the challenges facing journalism: "The biggest crisis in American journalism is the crisis in local journalism.
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Ezra Klein: I would say state house journalism was always cross-subsidized by big-city journalism and national journalism.
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Stop journalism from becoming 'weaponized' Journalism itself has become weaponized.
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I focused on local journalism; Hodan focused on global journalism.
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I don't think journalism failed; I think journalism was failed.
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If so, it will be great journalism that saves journalism.
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Craig Newmark, who founded Craigslist and the Craig Newmark School of Journalism, has donated $1.53 million to journalism efforts, including the newly named Craig Newmark School of Journalism at CUNY and the Craig Newmark Center for Journalism Ethics and Security at the Columbia School of Journalism.
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KS: Journalism, nonetheless, but it introduced a different kind of journalism.
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Rumor plays a big role in political journalism and business journalism.
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She currently journalism at New York University's Arthur Carter Journalism Institute.
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Journalism meets art in this book; art leaks into journalism, sideways.
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This is the golden age of local journalism, of American journalism.
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"We are doubling our commitment to $300 million over five years on journalism, primarily local journalism," Jennifer Preston, Knight's VP for journalism, told me.
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What is your journalism ... How do you do your journalism right now?
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Listen here Where journalism stands Preston: What are the misperceptions of journalism?
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So "service journalism" and "commerce journalism" can become a real revenue source.
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But viral journalism, like old-fashioned journalism, requires consumer awareness and skepticism.
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Those areas — investigative journalism, service journalism and great video platforms — represent strategic goals where the site hasn't had a tradition of strength (outside of service journalism).
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There's maybe three chapters of straight-up journalism, and journalism is my background.
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We met because we were very interested in journalism and you taught journalism.
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While a fellow at CNBC, I was a journalism student at the University of Missouri, studying convergence journalism — a sort of combination of multimedia and broadcast journalism.
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This year Columbia University introduced a one-year journalism degree (journalism!) that costs $147k.
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Journalism that mostly promotes a single worldview and disparages all others is not journalism.
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Journalism has strengthened the Constitution, and in turn, the Constitution gives strength to journalism.
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So she traded (imperfect!) journalism for really manipulative entertainment that sometimes poses as journalism.
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"We're seeing something of a renaissance in political journalism and investigative journalism," she said.
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Emily Bell is founding director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism and a leading thinker, commentator and strategist on digital journalism.
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The problem was that by creating a middle space where journalism and fiction could meet, New Journalism also opened the way to journalism that was really just disguised fiction.
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Yet it's principled and honest, the best of what journalism -- and journalism movies -- can be.
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Live events are a way to bring journalism to life — I call it live journalism.
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"We care about about supporting high quality journalism," the Facebook Journalism Project's Overview section reads.
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This is the problem with a lot of journalism, especially liberal journalism at the moment.
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But the journalism was really strong, and that's what I was winning journalism prizes for.
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Good journalism must bring some (reputational and ultimately financial) reward and bad journalism some censure.
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I think journalism is in crisis, but journalism is always in one crisis or another.
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It was a reminder of why journalism matters and why local journalism matters in particular.
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I would say long-form journalism is just such a different beast than internet journalism.
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"We are doing global journalism, not Myanmar journalism," says Aung Htun U of the Yangon Journalism School, one of the few institutions in the country to offer training to reporters.
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Before I let you go, back to the hideous state of journalism: Would you tell someone straight out of college or journalism school to go into journalism at this point?
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In 2004, he spoke with Columbia Journalism Review about the move from print journalism to broadcasting.
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That being said, Musk doesn't answer the bigger question: Is he pro-journalism or anti-journalism?
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He has just given $20 million to the CUNY Journalism School because he believes in journalism.
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He has recently bought the Washington City Paper, getting involved in digital journalism and regular journalism.
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So let's get back to journalism, finish up on journalism, we only have a few minutes.
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Some spectacular journalism, and also, bad news overall for journalism, in terms of the overall environment.
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It is the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University, not the Nieman Center for Journalism.
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This book is also about journalism, what it means to do journalism in this day and age.
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Manny Yekutiel: You are the face of journalism, the future of journalism ... Yeah, I'm real old, sweetie.
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I wouldn't call it citizen journalism necessarily, I think the phrase citizen journalism is kind of complicated.
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The only "good" journalism is journalism that is inherently pro-gun, pro-gun owner, and Anti-Establishment.
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Milo has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 2000s.
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Yiannopoulos has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 27s.
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Yiannopoulous has worked in journalism, mostly tech journalism, since dropping out of college in the early 2000s.
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She chose to go there for its strong journalism program and plans to study journalism in college.
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A lot of what I do is more ... It's explanatory journalism as much as it's investigative journalism.
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But they are place where journalism is found and consumed, and you can introduce yourself to quality journalism.
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To do expoundatory journalism as an approach to doing journalism, it isn't to say it's the last word.
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I have nothing against access journalism, but if you do access journalism, do it on your own terms.
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This was one article that has restored some faith that journalism (real journalism) is not a dead art.
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Like some of the journalism that you're doing, because I think there is credible journalism on the left.
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Put another away, if journalism is the first draft of history, Twitter is the first draft of journalism.
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Journalism needs democracy and democracy needs journalism - we have to fulfill that role as best as we can.
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"In this world of sort of fake news and with journalism under attack... I think it's both a homage to Marie (and also) a homage to journalism and the importance of journalism," he said.
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The business of journalism is, simply put, experiencing an historic decline in paid advertising and circulation, leading to deep newsroom cutbacks that have harmed quality journalism at a time when quality journalism is needed most.
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Knight Foundation has jointly funded journalism projects with Google, and is collaborating with the newly minted Facebook Journalism Project.
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When this type of journalism is bad, it's called parachute journalism: You parachute in, get the story, and go.
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She has been recognized for her longform journalism by the Canadian Association of Journalists and the Atlantic Journalism Awards.
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And we also have that image of this strange, actually strange media which combines traditional journalism with entertaining journalism.
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Investigative journalism has become more like "open wound journalism," and we need to determine whether it's malignant or benign.
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Jack Fuller earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University in 1968.
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Hiaasen was a Knight journalism fellow at Stanford University in 2004, where he focused on screenwriting and narrative journalism.
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This story was made possible thanks to a journalism grant from the Earth Journalism Network for reporting on biodiversity.
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Arizona's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication gave Rose an award for excellence in journalism in 2015.
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This is a problem that is bigger than journalism, but it's one that is paramount for journalism to solve.
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The idea of objectivity in journalism and covering "both sides" of the issue is a longtime tradition of journalism.
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So what they are trying to adjudicate is journalism, and since journalism is not a crime, we reject this trial.
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It was the first year that they had a broadcast journalism program at the greatest journalism school in the world.
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We worked in traditional journalism for a long time, and both of us left traditional journalism to do other things.
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We would do great journalism if we feel, based on our editorial judgment, that this great journalism should be done.
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One of the founders of the American Journalism Project feels that local journalism and journalism in America is so essential to the health and sustainability of our democracy that it should be seen as a civic institution.
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Um, I'm really curious to know and to talk a little bit about what drew you to journalism and what grounds you in journalism right now when it's not a great time to be out there doing journalism.
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This is, after all, what journalism — especially comics journalism — can do: show us what we can't see with our own eyes.
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It is a lamentable fact of modern journalism that there are fewer and fewer venues or opportunities for "slow journalism," i.e.
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"In today's atmosphere, when journalism and journalists are under attack, we need student journalism more than ever," Clere told BuzzFeed News.
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The combination of journalism and comedy — a form of entertainment that's veering closer to journalism itself — makes the event especially relevant.
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That's basic journalism, but something makes people think they don't need to take fan blogging seriously as journalism, and credit it.
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Reinvigorating journalism When historians look back at the Trump era, they will note that Trump spawned a golden age of journalism.
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Thus, our mantra: Students will learn journalism by doing journalism and, in the process, learn a lot of content and skills.
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For most of the history of journalism, visual journalism — color printing, computer graphics, moving images — was either impossible or cost-prohibitive.
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Mr. Newmark, 22000, said he developed a serious interest in journalism about 22007 years ago, when he started attending journalism conferences.
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The advertising-based business model that supported journalism collapsed, causing the loss of more than half of the country's journalism jobs.
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But as they move even deeper into making, commissioning and distributing journalism, they also have a responsibility to start defending journalism.
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Press then pivoted to journalism, winning a commentator gig on a top Los Angeles television station despite no formal journalism experience.
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Edward Wasserman is a professor of journalism and dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley.
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" Gallagher, whose print business is the key to The Sun newspaper's success, was more confident when discussing the relative merits of print journalism compared to online journalism: "I'm not sure that I see it as a binary choice: how much time do I spend thinking about print journalism, or how much time do I spend thinking about digital journalism.
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In 2014, he was Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT, and in 2015 he won the AAS Kavli Science Journalism Gold Award.
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More importantly, journalism that is engineered to be viral, to be liked or picked by an algorithm is not journalism, it's marketing.
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Perri Klass is a professor of journalism and pediatrics at New York University and director of the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute.
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I would be publishing really gritty journalism, fantastically sort of accomplish foreign journalism very often, and also of course, great celebrity covers.
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" N.Y. Times' Peter Baker: "I would vote to leave the comedy acts to comedy shows and stick to journalism at journalism dinners.
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And I've spent more than half my life in customer services, and the journalism equivalent of customer service is grass-roots journalism.
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Tony Pederson is professor of journalism and holds The Belo Foundation Endowed Distinguished Chair in Journalism at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
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The first person to recognize it was Omaya Sosa Pascual, a reporter from the Center for Investigative Journalism, a local investigative journalism group.
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Foster a healthy new ecosystem: He says Facebook wants to foster an ecosystem where new forms of journalism, including independent journalism, can thrive.
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At the time of those leaks, Assange described his vision as "scientific journalism":I want to set up a new standard: 'scientific journalism.
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In past years, Newark has given tens of millions to other journalism organizations, including the Columbia Journalism Review, the Poynter Institute and ProPublica.
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She was scheduled to receive the John Chancellor Award for Excellence in Journalism from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism this week.
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And they reveal, in addition, that those institutions have abandoned the practice journalism as a profession; to them, journalism is just a job.
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Dailies mainly date to the eighteen-thirties, the decade in which the word "journalism" was coined, meaning daily reporting, the jour in journalism.
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It is high journalism, but journalism, so it will not be too syntactically challenging for a man comfortable with at most 240 characters.
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Mr. Meek had donated $5.3 million to the journalism school, which was renamed the Meek School of Journalism and New Media in 2009.
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If this seems nonsensical, that is because it is—if you imagine a publisher of journalism being someone who cares about publishing journalism.
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"I feel absolutely no need to maintain neutrality, and think that critical journalism with an honest perspective is indeed better journalism," he said.
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In this political season, it is worth reflecting on the kind of journalism Robin practiced -- and the kind of journalism this prize rewards.
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A professor of journalism at Boston University, Rivers was awarded the Helen Thomas Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007 from the Society of Professional Journalists for distinguished achievement in journalism, as well as a Gannett Freedom Forum Journalism Grant for research on media.
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Veteran journalist Barbara Cochran, currently the Curtis B. Hurley Chair in Public Affairs Journalism at the Missouri School of Journalism, is the foundation's president.
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A Bad Week for Journalism: Journalists who want to point to how ethical journalism is need to choose a better week as an example.
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First, with supply constraints gone, there is no reason to confine web journalism to the length and formal constraints of journalism developed for paper.
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Assange himself is the recipient of several journalism awards, including a Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism, for his work on the documents Manning leaked.
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The last few years have been difficult ones for journalism, with both state and non-state actors using insidious methods to undermine independent journalism.
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Journalism is under threat, and Newmark says the school is advancing good journalism by providing opportunities to people who might not otherwise get them.
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And since June he has given $50 million to journalism education, a new investigative journalism site and other ventures, all in New York City.
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Bio: Journalist; professor and director of the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism.
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And progressive media is more infused with the values of actual journalism, and pretending to think something unimportant is actually critical is not journalism.
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Jonathan Rogers, a journalism teacher at Iowa City High School, learned of the app while he was teaching at a journalism camp last summer.
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Hillary Flynn, Keith Cousins and Elizabeth Naismith Picciani are reporting fellows for Columbia Journalism Investigations, an investigative reporting unit at the Columbia Journalism School.
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Sonia Paul is a freelance journalist and a senior fellow with the Fund for Investigative Journalism and Schuster Institute for Investigative Journalism at Brandeis University.
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" J.A. Adande, director of sports journalism at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, tweeted, "I used to think the Kansas City Chiefs played in Kansas.
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Jobs in US journalism have been on the decline, with the rise in digital journalism failing to keep pace with the loss of newspaper jobs.
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Journalism — for courageous, high-impact and determined journalism that exposes censorship and threats to free expression A group of independent investigative journalists in Ukraine, bihus.
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Her father is the founding dean emeritus of the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism, where he is also a journalism professor.
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It's a convenient loophole that explains the shift: Gamergate was supposedly about "ethics in game journalism," and now it's about ethics in journalism in general.
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He understood that true investigative journalism gives voice to those oppressed by war, poverty and inequity -- and that such journalism is essential to our freedom.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has a plan to encourage local journalism and limit the influence of billionaires running corporate media conglomerates (Columbia Journalism Review) … Sen.
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And every year, we run a Student Journalism Institute that provides training for diverse groups of college students interested in pursuing a career in journalism.
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Emily Bell, director of Columbia Journalism School's Tow Center for Digital Journalism, says Twitter and Facebook need to do more than merely assert their neutrality.
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The groom's mother is a professor at Baruch College and the Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY, where she teaches journalism and media law.
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And academic studies have found a raft of problems to be associated with a decline of local journalism, as The Columbia Journalism Review has detailed.
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Called "an instant classic of investigative journalism" and a substitute for journalism school, She Said was received with rapturous applause upon its release this month.
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Open-source journalism often takes the form of the authors showing their work, a transparency that tends to make their brand of journalism more believable.
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I say "scientific journalism" and what I mean by that is it's better than the normal journalism, which is "three anecdotes and you're out," right?
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But given Facebook's embattled journalism initiatives, it's honestly too on the nose that Facebook's statement about its commitment to high quality journalism contains a blatant typo.
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Here's the biggest thing: I don't think that our theory of the journalism has changed that much, but our theory of what that journalism would be?
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The research sharing is part of the Facebook Journalism Project, the company's initiative to enable the spread of high quality journalism and news literacy on Facebook.
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When I studied journalism, ironically at Click's alma mater, the University of Massachusetts, the journalism school was where the light of the First Amendment shined brightest.
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She is a distinguished lecturer at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism, where she teaches podcasting and directs the radio journalism program.
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But on the other hand, journalism ethics experts have complained for years that American journalism has been compromised by the larger corporate interests that own them.
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After developing a passion for journalism while working on the student newspaper in college, I graduated with a journalism degree and a commitment to the craft.
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That's a lot of money for a journalism program, and obviously an important one to teach people how to do journalism in this day and age.
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Yeah, and just to be clear, this is of course fact-based journalism, and it is authoritative, I think the most authoritative journalism in the world.
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The US Postal Service has long maintained a special discount rate for periodicals to facilitate the dissemination of journalism and the viability of journalism business models.
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The production firms behind the movie and The Boston Globe went on to unveil the Spotlight Investigative Journalism Fellowship, which helps raise awareness about investigative journalism.
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The road between advocacy journalism, false-unbiased journalism and the corrupt clickbait fueled daily by figures like Trump is narrow, and few news organization find it.
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In one post in May, titled "The End of Vegas Journalism, Chapter 5,091" Mr. Ralston shared his opinions about the "journalism bankruptcy" of the city's papers.
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Ultimately, the journalism that covers the experiences of poor black folk and the journalism others, such as you and First Look, are used to differs drastically.
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You are one of those people who thought, "Oh, I'm going to get into magazines and journalism," when magazines and journalism was still a thing. Yeah.
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It doesn't help that political journalists, like most journalists, don't understand anything about technology, and all journalism is tech journalism now, whether we like it or not.
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Subscribe to a paper or other publication you believe in If you're unhappy with journalism or media coverage, find a publication that represents good journalism to you.
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But a lot of people doing "journalism" or calling themselves "journalists" these days are no longer working in traditional journalism jobs for traditional digital or print newsrooms.
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"Serious journalism is a high-risk enterprise," it began, but critics suggested that this was not an instance of serious journalism, which is better researched and documented.
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As a journalism professor, I enjoy writing recommendation letters, especially when a student is seeking acceptance to a reputable graduate school like Columbia University's School of Journalism.
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I think it would be easy to discount both those organizations for a while because even when Vice did journalism, it was a lot of stunt journalism.
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Dara Lind reported this story with the support of the Fund for Journalism on Child Well-Being, a program of the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism.
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Now the last bastion of local journalism, local TV broadcasters, are increasingly being hoovered up by giant companies for which real journalism isn't much of a priority.
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"I think this completely crosses a line," said professor Kathleen Culver, director for journalism ethics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
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The pitch always says support Slate's journalism, but it supports Slate's journalism and if you love Slate, you get all this other stuff you're really gonna like.
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But fact-checking itself can be an inherently controversial and "risky" form of journalism, as Lucas Graves, a journalism professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison and author of the book Deciding What's True: The Rise of Political Fact-Checking in American Journalism, told me earlier this summer.
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I'm not a total expert on business models in journalism, but I know what I've experienced in journalism over the many, many years that I've been in it.
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But journalism doesn't work like that, not really—especially the kind of journalism the Daily News does best, which involves deep and sustained relationships with New York communities.
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In trying to encourage "patriotic" journalism, in which the state always receives the benefit of the doubt, Ukrainian officials are actually fostering a journalism culture similar to Russia's.
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The apology, from the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Oklahoma, came via email to journalism students a day after the professor's comments.
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Google and Facebook are not in the journalism business at all; they are in the communications business, running information utilities with revenue that used to go to journalism.
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"At a time when journalism has been under siege, it's critical that the city codifies the function of journalism as the guardian of good government," Mr. Torres said.
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Peter Gade, the director of graduate studies at the university's journalism school, made the remarks in a class on Tuesday, during a discussion of social media and journalism.
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"By the time I entered the journalism department at GSU, I was already pretty certain that I wanted my final career in life to be journalism," he said.
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"We were looking for someone who has tremendous integrity, with deep roots in the process of journalism and the way in which journalism needs to function," he said.
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I always try to connect the decline of journalism to politicians' having more power over media right now: Trump can say all this shit because journalism is weaker.
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I personally want to think that ultimately, the rules of traditional journalism will prevail, especially given how toxic bad journalism can be (just look at the Brexit campaign).
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"Ten or so years ago, journalism was a job that was stable and predictable, and it was something you could prepare for and there was a known pathway," said Chris Daly, a professor in the journalism department at Boston University and author of Covering America, a history of US journalism.
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Earlier this year, the 48-year-old won Britain's Orwell prize for journalism, while also winning a series of other prestigious journalism awards for the reporting around the scandal.
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The dinner, which started in 1921, is a bizarre meeting of Hollywood and journalism as the Washington correspondents gather to celebrate the relationship between journalism and the executive branch.
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It means big changes are coming fast in the way major news institutions present their journalism, what that journalism includes, and how decisions are made about what to include.
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Going into journalism without a journalism school degree required me to take a yearslong detour through local newspapers and trade magazines before I got a job I really loved.
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But generally we find that the people who do the best, that flourish, are the ones who do have that commitment to journalism, and who are students of journalism.
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"Bernie believed passionately in journalism and what good journalism could achieve," said Kevin Doyle, who worked for the paper for 15 years, most of them as editor in chief.
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She is the head of the council, and the idea being like, yeah, we can disagree about opinions, but facts and good, ethical journalism, facts and good, ethical journalism.
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Journalism has been gutted this century by financial raiders and tech firms; the only way to save journalism is to reduce the influence and power of these outside corporations.
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A degree preference was followed by requirements of what that degree needed to be: business management, human services, online journalism (not print journalism), digital communications (rather than general communications).
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For publishers — and journalism — the stakes were high.
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" Another added , "Wow so much for unbiased journalism.
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"There are still independent and opposition media outlets here that are able to practise journalism with broad editorial freedom," Chargé d'Affaires David Kostelancik said last month at a journalism conference.
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He is currently a research fellow at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University's School of Journalism and at LMU Munich's Department of Communication Studies and Media Research.
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Gawker's approach to adversarial journalism was probably closer to recklessness than it was to well-sourced, cross your t's and dot your i's, everything is lined up, we're bulletproof journalism.
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In Africa, where the Chinese media's presence has surged in the past decade, Beijing has actively promoted its brand of soft, government-friendly journalism as an alternative to watchdog journalism.
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Paul Landaw of Bellerose Terrace, New York, says he fears The Times is moving away from hard-hitting objective journalism and toward lifestyle and service journalism, and he is distrustful.
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I have a lot of opinions about not wasting your time and the value of local journalism, which you can read about in my article for The Columbia Journalism Review.
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"He may have stopped himself being humiliated with the older audience," said Meera Selva, the director of the journalism fellowship program at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism.
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So I'm hoping that they might step into being ... To do something really good in journalism, because ultimately, we can't keep on just impoverishing and draining journalism as we are.
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Ms. Baird said she planned to connect with regional and national press clubs, as well as research hubs like the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute in Columbia, Mo., and the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues in Lexington, Ky. She will also attend journalism conferences to spread the word about Shoeleather.
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The Correspondent, the English version of the Dutch journalism platform, De Correspondent, is launching a campaign to raise $2.5 million to fund in-depth journalism that's driven by feedback from readers.
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The key word here is "crowdsourced," meaning that consumers aren't paying for journalism exclusively; they're paying $5 a month for some journalism alongside insights/text from a large selection of influencers.
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Quentin Lee This story was reported by the Beacon Project, a student journalism initiative supported by the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism to report on USC.
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"We have long argued that the major platforms derive substantial value from the presence of high-quality journalism and should help support the economics that make that journalism possible," they wrote.
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As I told Columbia Journalism Review this summer: Just as cable companies pay for access to high-quality channels, so, too, should social networks pay for access to high-quality journalism.
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It was because I deeply, truly, did not want to participate in one of my least favorite forms of journalism, specifically fashion journalism: fabricating a trend from very little actual evidence.
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Journalism is in rough shape as it is, but if you have the televised representation of journalism turning it into this distortion, it makes it very hard for journalists everywhere else.
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It&aposs a website that mixes journalism and activism and some of its top staffers have history and journalism activism and politics and they are the ones behind this original effort.
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Many of those causes go towards supporting local journalism and journalism non-profits, like the Knight Foundation, which it's partnering with to host a local news conference called "Accelerate" in March.
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This is a strange time to be debating the merits of truth in journalism on the stage—and it is journalism that John is practicing here, regardless of his genre hairsplitting.
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Going Further In the Public Editor column "Everything I Know About Journalism in 395 Words," Margaret Sullivan writes about advice she gave her students at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.
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" In his statement, Mr. Bennet said The Times would "continue investing in forms of opinion journalism, including visual journalism, that express nuance, complexity and strong voice from a diversity of viewpoints.
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" A Columbia University journalism professor Sullivan spoke with, Bill Grueskin, said Isgur's lack of journalism experience left him wondering "if Jeff Zucker would ever have brain surgery performed by a dentist.
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It's a far richer and more vivid description of the world of drug dealers than any piece of journalism (which is one reason its creator, David Simon, left journalism for TV).
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Arizona State University's journalism school announced it was rescinding the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism, named after the longtime news anchor, that it gave to Mr. Rose in 2015.
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He was a toweringly good reporter and interviewer, a brilliant, caustic, funny writer, and Exhibit A in the argument that food and travel journalism is above all else journalism about culture.
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"We're confident that our digital subscribers will also understand why the price paid for high-quality journalism sometimes has to increase if the journalism itself is to flourish," Mr. Thompson said.
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Don't make the same mistake about BuzzFeed — or journalism.
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" Journalism student Bala Murugan said Chin "isn't a terrorist.
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Some people are ... I look at that in journalism.
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" British Centre for Investigative Journalism: "Wikileaks is a publisher.
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" "It's complete garbage and yellow journalism at its worst.
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" Mr. Wolfe recalled in his book "The New Journalism.
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" When people ask me, "You went to journalism school?
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The author of The Elements of Journalism: What News People Should Know and the Public Should Expect, Rosenstiel has focused on the relationship between journalism and democracy for much of his career.
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"We plan to continue investing in forms of Opinion journalism, including visual journalism, that express nuance, complexity and strong voice from a diversity of viewpoints across all of our platforms," Bennet added.
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But Bruce Shapiro, executive director of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma at the Columbia Journalism School, only sees that as a reflection of how difficult talking about sexual violence is.
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I'm going to write from Chicago – please note the standard Windy City hairstyle in the above pic – where I'm also a graduate student of Journalism at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
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For one, as the Columbia Journalism Review noted, Republican politics has a long and storied history of "seeking to discredit journalism," and many of its institutions have become increasingly partisan and polemical.
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In many ways, Rapeman extended Albini's fascinations with journalism, which is what brought him to Chicago in the first place, having studied at the prestigious Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
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Proponents of publicly funded journalism say the funding largely benefits stations in rural areas that would struggle to stay afloat on just ad revenue and that public funding promotes high-quality journalism.
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Yet excellent journalism typically follows a form of the scientific method, prioritizing evidence, transparency, and the replicability of findings; journalism grounded in an ideology can be discredited by the practitioner's preëmptive assumptions.
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"He didn't seem to get the ethos of journalism," said Charles Seife, a professor of journalism at New York University who conducted an investigation into Mr. Lehrer's work for Wired in 2012.
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I went back with a group of N.Y.U. students to Suetonius' "The Lives of the Twelve Caesars" — still my favorite piece of journalism, published some 1,800 years before the invention of journalism.
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The author of The Elements of Journalism: What News People Should Know and the Public Should Expect, Rosenstiel has focused on the relationship between journalism and democracy for most of his career.
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Titled "Journalism That Stands Apart," and known internally as the 2020 report, the document provides a set of broad principles to accelerate the transformation while maintaining a commitment to high-quality journalism.
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Deans from the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, the journalism unit of the university, will attend Mr. Gade's next class on Thursday, Ms. Kruse said that students had been told.
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"Elimination of federal funding would result in fewer programs, less journalism — especially local journalism — and, eventually, the loss of public radio stations, particularly in rural and economically distressed communities," Mr. Riksen said.
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"Journalism academics have always known that newsworthiness, as the American press defines it, isn't a system with any coherence to it," Jay Rosen, a journalism professor at New York University, told me.
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Data journalism outlets like The Upshot have provided news organizations with compelling content offering a different presentation of journalism that shows readers the great breadth of data that can illuminate public opinion.
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We want New Yorkers to know from Day One that there's a new journalism outlet in town that's here to listen to their concerns, dig into them and deliver high-impact journalism.
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He also gave so much to the graduate journalism program at the City University of New York — $20 million — that it was renamed the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY.
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Talk:Iraq War Wikipedia article edited anonymously from US Senate congress-editsJanuary 21, 2016 Questions of design, ownership and trust are particularly relevant for journalism bots because journalism is a discipline of verification.
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I called up Lucas Graves, a journalism professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison and author of the forthcoming book Deciding What's True: The Rise of Political Fact-Checking in American Journalism.
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It was my first job, and basically, I thought it would be a great way, I had never gone to journalism school, and I thought what better way to learn about journalism?
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Behind this fight is a deeper tension in digital journalism: The pressure for convergence is strong Behind this fight is a deeper tension in digital journalism: The pressure for convergence is strong.
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"Companies now have to lead with their values and offer transparency in the process," writes Emily Bell, the founding director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism.
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In 2014, Wetherell realized the retweet button was going to be a major problem when the phrase "ethics in game journalism" started pouring into a saved search for "journalism" he had on Twitter.
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A trilingual journalist, Rodriguez was born in Mexico, grew up in Texas and received his journalism training at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University in Phoenix.
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Other kinds, although it's unclear if the study differentiated among them, include branded video not clearly delineated as a commercial or "branded journalism," a deceptive term for acts of marketing branded as journalism.
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On Monday, Facebook also pledged to fund the Facebook Journalism Project Community Network, a program that offers grants to newsmakers beefing up local coverage, in partnership with the the Lenfest Institute for Journalism.
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And that's why Alan Rusbridger's new history of journalism over the past two and a half decades, Breaking News: The Remaking of Journalism and Why It Matters Now, is both affirming and enlightening.
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But that material is a far cry from the award-winning journalism that filled once-thick issues of Fortune, Sports Illustrated and Time, where Mr. Carter got his start in New York journalism.
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Columbia Journalism Investigates — an investigative team at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism — and nonprofit newsroom ProPublica launched a 16-month investigation into sexual violence involving popular dating apps and online sites.
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The notable exception has been Craig Newmark, the founder of CraigsList, who has donated over $80 million to journalism causes in the past few years, with many efforts focusing specifically on local journalism.
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The story was reported by Sasha Urban for the Beacon Project, an independent student journalism initiative supported by the University of Southern California Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism to report on USC.
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" The announcement goes on to note that Francis will praise journalists who try to "promote professional journalism, which always seeks the truth, and therefore a journalism of peace that promotes understanding between people.
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CNBC and the people there didn't tell me about journalism — they showed me how to do journalism, and they showed me how to go after the ideas and the people that excite me.
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She graduated from George Washington University and was a 2019 Nieman fellow focusing on the impact of journalism and technology on news consumption and democracy at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard.
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They're all doing what I call the journalism of affirmation.
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Think of it as journalism on the fly — here goes!
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These choices aren't always easy, but in journalism, they're necessary.
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Ostensibly, Kim Kardashian's retreat is hurting the photo journalism industry.
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The relative dearth of journalism procedurals has always puzzled me.
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And to take time with this — this is not journalism.
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What is at stake is journalism as we know it.
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Or, if you're so inclined, read some long- form journalism.
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Never has the need for good journalism been more evident.
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A background in journalism or video is a huge plus.
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KS: Radio journalism, and our topic that you know best.
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Political journalism generally fails to answer the most important question.
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Musk is not an expert in journalism or media criticism.
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People are learning the difference between good journalism and bad.
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Is that a sign that games journalism is a joke?
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Oh man, that's enough to get you out of journalism.
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Reading about the Facebook Journalism Project got me like pic.twitter.
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This is not the cheapest way to make video journalism.
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The most difficult thing about moving from journalism to politics?
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Talk about the culture of journalism happening, what has occurred.
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It's about saying he's holding down the mantle of journalism.
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Wolfe himself didn't think New Journalism was so newfangled, however.
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After leaving journalism, I worked on British government counterextremism projects.
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It first launched the Facebook Journalism Project in January 2018.
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As it goes, so goes good journalism in Southern Nevada.
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He was like, 'Do you have a degree in journalism?
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His LinkedIn profile shows that Malone studied history and journalism.
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Whenever journalism is fictionalised, hacks delight in pointing out mistakes.
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John Stanton is a cofounder of the Save Journalism Project.
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Stanberry received her bachelor's degree in Journalism from Boston University.
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It's hard to find good, solid journalism about Silicon Valley.
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"We need to do enough journalism to make an impact."
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Rob Hiaasen, 59, was a columnist, editor, and journalism instructor.
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But alas, I powered on despite Kravitz's distaste, because journalism.
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The same thing has to happen in journalism and media.
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But to date, the digital transformation has slaughtered local journalism.
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It did, as it always does, serious and responsible journalism.
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" He wrote: "Maybe print journalism is deader than I'd thought.
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Anyway, so we're gonna talk about the future of journalism.
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"Irresponsible journalism on #Prince should be a crime," McMillan tweeted.
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I think for me, it's the natural course of journalism.
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Often, documentaries occupy the fascinating intersection between journalism and storytelling.
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In Kane's situation, he wants to do so with journalism.
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"What I think we're doing is journalism," Kelly has said.
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" Concluding, "Business journalism is never going to be the same.
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Few of them have had previous paid jobs in journalism.
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Bijan: Has it made you think about journalism any differently?
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Most of the people were straight out of [journalism school].
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The institution of journalism believes I did the right thing.
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What is the impact on politics and then journalism itself?
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I call this place journalism, and I live in it.
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For journalism, The Washington Post won for its national coverage.
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We're drowning in a sea of access journalism puff pieces.
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This kid has a future in journalism, we tell you.
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As a character, Rory may have been devoted to journalism.
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This instinct isn't new to women in political journalism, either.
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It's part of the balance of that kind of journalism.
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That's what you get when really bad journalism goes out.
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In my view, Washington Post journalism has never been better.
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CBS's coverage generally was the worst of network broadcast journalism.
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I had come to expect more of the journalism here.
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The democratizing element of online journalism didn't come until later.
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Penn's interview with Guzman is a sad example of journalism.
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I'm wrapping up my data journalism degree here at Columbia.
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That kind of music journalism or criticism is so prefecty.
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There are a couple new hotshots in the journalism game.
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I found myself questioning almost anything I thought about journalism.
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Journalism was far too important to be left to journalists.
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Today Roisin Boyd is a broadcaster, journalism lecturer, and researcher.
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Clapper explained why, by his definition, WikiLeaks is not journalism.
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The effort is an initiative of the Facebook Journalism Project.
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And it can be a form of journalism for sure.
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Some acts of journalism are easier to trust than others.
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Subscribing helps fund the journalism we put out every day.
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Traditional journalism is on the decline as newspaper subscriptions decrease.
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Schorr has a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.
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They don't actually care about advancing journalism, like I do.
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The comic's also deeply skeptical of nightly news and journalism.
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Journalism historically has been referred to as the 'fourth estate'.
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But when media becomes — forget journalism, let's call it media.
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Larry Atkins teaches Journalism at Temple University and Arcadia University.
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The web has distorted journalism, for better and for worse.
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This is best exemplified by Allen's credulous approach to journalism.
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Teaching Journalism is not the teaching of the Dark Arts.
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Fake News and bad journalism have caused a big downturn.
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She received master's degrees in journalism and politics from Columbia.
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Nearly 60 percent of journalism jobs have disappeared since 2000.
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Research director at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism.
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My whole life all I wanted to do was journalism.
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" Trump thus echoed Chesterton's concern that journalism "selects" and "heightens.
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That should make anyone who cares about journalism very afraid.
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"Don't make this a big deal about journalism," Hersh says.
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There was no writing background, journalism background in my family.
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Imagine going into journalism and begging corporations to silence people.
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The problem isn't journalism doing its job right or left.
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Traditional journalism has struggled to keep up with it all.
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" Trip Gabriel "He was the hardest-working man in journalism.
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Against this backdrop of change, new voices arose in journalism.
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The Newseum is a museum dedicated to journalism and communication.
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By the age of thirty, he had exhausted Chicago journalism.
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PRINCETON, N.J. — Journalism may be the first draft of history.
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American journalism has also traditionally seen itself as generally nonpartisan.
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ProPublica is an independent, nonprofit newsroom focused on investigative journalism.
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We can't simply accept the cliché that 'journalism is dying.
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That quest has become a regular feature of health journalism.
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Then she took a journalism class, and she was hooked.
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I refuse to believe that journalism means massive privacy violations.
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I think most people probably in the journalism profession do.
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I compare it to my own experience in political journalism.
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Civil, of course, isn't the only blockchain startup targeting journalism.
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This is a huge victory for free speech online & journalism.
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In traditional journalism they tell you not to be biased.
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Whereas journalism is the literal conversation that has to say.
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Not just for journalism, but issues that you're talking about.
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Then seemingly all of journalism boycotted the House of Mouse.
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For the sake of journalism, I decided to find out.
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"The state's attorney was attempting to stop journalism," she said.
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Please keep up with your outstanding journalism and never buckle.
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The relatively free practice of journalism will remain powerfully influential.
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In daily journalism, sources are the coin of the realm.
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But journalism, at its core, is a form of history.
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We now hopefully all see how important independent journalism is.
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Mr. Oreskes's career in journalism stretches back some 40 years.
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One day I hope great journalism will be enough again.
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I went to Northwestern, which has an incredible journalism school.
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I'm skeptical because I don't really think they understand journalism.
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Of course journalism is populated by an assortment of people.
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You've been making the American Journalism Project for local media.
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"The issue of (a) gorilla is junk journalism," he said.
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ProPublica, a nonprofit investigative journalism outlet, followed suit last year.
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Samantha Deitsch, also 15, grieves a friend from journalism class.
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It's hard to know if you're doing well in journalism.
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The most important, least discussed idea in journalism is amplification.
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In some curious way, that's what much journalism is about.
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What we're reading: These essays in The Columbia Journalism Review.
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And he said the industry wanted to encourage good journalism.
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Fiction filled in the spaces where journalism could not go.
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And the economic system for supporting journalism looks dangerously unstable.
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But these days, increasingly, journalism wants to be paid for.
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But first, take some time to read some amazing journalism.
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Gabriel García Márquez, "Gabo" to his friends, lived for journalism.
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It also kicked off an unusually vigorous stretch of journalism.
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But as the newspaper war escalated, so did the journalism.
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I figured, best journalism school in the country, go there.
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They watched not as journalism groupies, but as award contenders.
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Dawn remained the lone voice of defiance and independent journalism.
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"The first job of journalism is to investigate," he said.
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Pileggi Pawelski's background is in journalism; Pawelski is a philosopher.
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The business of journalism has always been fickle and grim.
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So how about a "commitment to journalism" contest, versus Canada?
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David Leonhardt I caught the journalism bug in high school.
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Here's some amazing journalism you may have missed this week.
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Deadly police shootings are an unfortunate staple of American journalism.
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In my journalism classes in college, they just weren't doing.
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Mr. Oreskes's career in journalism stretches back about four decades.
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That's the idea of Civil as a force in journalism.
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This was an approach to journalism that we hid behind.
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So everyone should recalibrate their approach to journalism and business.
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Or have some tea and indulge in some fantastic journalism.
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She has a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.
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Research director at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism.
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Sporting Mr. Gessen is a journalism professor and a novelist.
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What does that mean for journalism, and for the country?
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The consequences for journalism in the Philippines will be disastrous.
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"This page is our viral Journalism project," the respondent said.
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Every day, we put into practice this belief: Journalism matters.
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Advertising revenue should once again flow to journalism and art.
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"I won't be shackled to straightforward sports journalism," he said.
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Will they consider the modern journalism business model at all?
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She is an emeritus professor of journalism at Mills College.
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Daring new publications emerged, and more young women entered journalism.
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Back in the desert kingdom, Kashoggi's journalism career was turbulent.
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He went to Indiana State University, where he studied journalism.
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His first journalism job was at the nearby Madera Tribune.
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And why covering him poses a unique challenge for journalism.
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It also now houses the Logan Roy School of Journalism.
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Journalism is a human enterprise, and we sometimes make mistakes.
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I believe in independent journalism and want it to thrive.
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Well there's a saying in our work, in watchdog journalism.
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Some of that went out the window with internet journalism.
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Ms. Kakutani's departure quickly rippled through journalism and literary circles.
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"This is immersive journalism," she said, intended to drive empathy.
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Tech lovers, writers, and journalism junkies, this one's for you.
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It was a master class, a virtuosic display of journalism.
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I expected its depiction of journalism to feel vital & sentimental.
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Disillusionment and cynicism have become natural byproducts of everyday journalism.
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Is the merger going to cause local journalism to suffer?
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Life can't just be journalism and bananas foster, after all.
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This will not be Mr. Osborne's first foray into journalism.
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"It is investigative journalism, with a twist," the anchor says.
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Born in Indiana, Ms. Coulter studied journalism at Penn State.
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This isn't a formal column; it's journalism on the fly!
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AMLO called the allegation "journalism at the service of conservatives".
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This kind of journalism is so bad, now I'm crying.
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Whatever you're doing, we have some great journalism for you.
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" He replied: "The ideal journalism school needs only one course.
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I hope you'll consider supporting a source of local journalism.
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But Twitter is not that carefree clubhouse for journalism anymore.
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He earned a journalism degree at the University of Missouri.
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Do you understand you won the highest award in journalism?
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Our New Year's resolution is to keep delivering great journalism.
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"Refreshing to know that investigative journalism isn't dead," he said.
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This is not to say cable news is bad journalism.
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As you well know, there are better businesses than journalism.
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Up until then, most women in broadcast journalism were researchers.
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Ed was a big reason I decided to pursue journalism.
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Take some time and catch up with some great journalism.
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It's the kind of journalism that's never been more important.
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That's how I first got into journalism was at Wired.
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Tech journalism, its origins were really very much fanboy. Right?
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I call him the most powerful man in business journalism.
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Do you see any of them helping journalism move forward?
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I won't link to the piece, because it isn't journalism.
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What Trump is doing, he says, is journalism in reverse.
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Do you mean starting from how I got into journalism?
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Sometimes they're more akin to poetry or essays than journalism.
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Interestingly, this varies a bit depending on the journalism domain.
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My first job in journalism was at the Washington Monthly.
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The French horn, god, Chuck Todd ... I wasn't thinking journalism.
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Later in the week, Hogan's lawyers called University of Florida journalism professor Mike Foley as an expert witness to talk about the newsworthiness of the tape and whether Gawker's actions violated any journalism ethics.
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Manny Yekutiel: This is a conversation about the future of journalism and there are few people right now writing in journalism that have the courage and brilliance and the chutzpah that you do. Chutzpah?
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Understanding why this one generated so much outrage and conversation — it was all journalism and politics Twitter could talk about on Monday night — requires understanding some broader issues about journalism in the Trump era.
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"In today's evolving digital era, the growth we're seeing represents a new, niche segment of nontraditional journalism driven in large part by public interest and motivation," said Amy Mitchell, Pew's director of journalism research.
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Hell, there are enough cards here to describe the growth of that industry, and so much newsprint you can see not only how sports journalism has changed but how journalism has changed, full stop.
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"The fundamental principle [of service journalism] has to be transparency and truth in disclosure," says Raju Narisetti, a professor of professional practice at Columbia Journalism School and the former CEO of Gizmodo Media Group.
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Rodrigue, according to her LinkedIn, has been in the sports journalism business since graduating Arizona State with a masters in journalism and mass communication and has been a beat reporter for Penn State football.
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"The CUNY journalism school does a lot to push forward the practice of quality journalism and does so by giving opportunity to everyone, so that's a big part of what I'm doing," he said.
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" Francis said journalism should be "less concentrated on breaking news than on exploring the underlying causes of conflicts ...a journalism committed to pointing out alternatives to the escalation of shouting matches and verbal violence.
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Even so, when a Facebook engineer even jokingly equates journalism with "being right on the internet," it suggests that respect for and understanding of journalism has not penetrated to all levels of the company.
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When you look at "enterprise journalism," which was like traditionally the very expensive journalism that was happening in the magazine, and then that would show up on Vulture and be the big Vulture story.
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We're at a journalism event that his ... I don't remember ... Anyway, Menlo Park High School opened this amazing journalism facility run by Esther Wojcicki, who's ... we're not going to get into that, all those relationships.
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Decline of Instant Article use, via Columbia Journalism Review Decline of Instant Article use, via Columbia Journalism Review -Also in 2015, Facebook started discussing "the shift to video," citing 1 billion video views per day.
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Fake news "is not journalism that changes over time; it's not journalism in which a reporter conveys wrong information because sources have given that reporter wrong information; none of that is fake news," Schneider said.
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The judging for the competition took place at the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism over two weeks in February, and most of the sessions were broadcast live on Facebook.
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You and I had a very interesting discussion in Germany once about you wanting to do group source ... I think it was group sourcing journalism or protection ... is it out of that interest in journalism?
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"Purists say narrative journalism has blurred the line between providing objective facts and subjective interpretation," said Carsten Reinemann, a journalism professor at the University of Munich, though he also cautioned against discarding the genre altogether.
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Mr. Fromson also reported from Hong Kong, Moscow, New Delhi, Tokyo and other places overseas, and after joining U.S.C.'s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, he took a particular interest in fostering international journalism.
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Education and/or Experience • Bachelor's degree in Communications; Journalism; or similar course work• 5-7 years of experience in communications (ideally in journalism, a communications firm, non-profit, state education agency, or on Capitol Hill).
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This grant program, called the Eyebeam Center for the Future of Journalism, is the first of its kind in providing commissions — ranging from $500 to $5,000 — for artists to produce journalism for major media outlets.
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"We're excited that our high impact local journalism, including investigative, opinion, sports and 'news you can use' will be surfaced and look forward to continuing to collaborate with Flipboard on spotlighting local journalism," she added.
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"I see this as an attack against us and against all the journalism community, against all our colleagues for us not to practice journalism in Turkey, to be scared while doing it," Mr. Sabuncu added.
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Charlie Tuggle, PhD, is the Stembler Distinguished Professor of Broadcast Journalism and the senior associate dean for undergraduate studies in the School of Media and Journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Instead, the CVL tokens are meant to distribute the accountability for producing quality journalism among a large number of stakeholders interested in journalism, rather than a narrow group of business owners interested only in profits.
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How do you think—this is a difficult question, I think, if you don't want to be the spokesperson for all media and journalism—but...I am not the spokesperson for all media and journalism.
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I'd say some straight-up journalism is a form of exploitation.
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That unit works on things like data journalism and immersive storytelling.
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Are you encouraged to see more women in music journalism nowadays?
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I had been accepted to Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
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In return, you get high-quality journalism with no annoying ads.
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But every chip knocked out of the firmament of journalism matters.
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Journalism is far more competitive now than it was in 1973.
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It's not that these folks set out to destroy journalism, right?
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Indeed, Sandvik's own history has jumped between journalism, security, and development.
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So this above all is an appeal to protect journalism itself.
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After studying journalism and photography, she started styling in 2002. 5.
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What do you think about the future of editors and journalism?
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Journalism is very often a team sport, and it should be.
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Facebook wants to help journalism thrive, and it has a plan.
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It is a particularly risky kind of journalism in that sense.
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But as a piece of journalism, the interview was a failure.
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Then we're gonna get into talking about journalism and other topics.
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I think the fundamental force shaping political journalism now is Twitter.
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I find the journalism culture in D.C. to be incredibly docile.
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It has also pioneered a new kind of punchy political journalism.
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What's the biggest impacts on journalism right now from your perspective?
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Ezra Klein: Yeah, that's kind of how I do my journalism.
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The good news is that journalism is not hard to understand.
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So VR has turned to journalism, documentary, nonprofits, and international development.
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Among them were works of journalism by, and about, New Yorkers.
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What happens to the journalism when all the journalists are gone?
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But some of Facebook's more specific journalism efforts have been controversial.
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Experience in social media, search engine optimization, and journalism are important.
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There's good news and bad news about journalism on the internet.
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Ostensibly, Gamergate was about video games and ethics in gaming journalism.
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She is a gradate of NYU where she studied Broadcast Journalism.
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This is exactly why I studied journalism, cheers for hiring me.
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The economic sustainability of the journalism industry is in real doubt.
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Directly support our journalism by becoming a BuzzFeed News member today.
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In 2004, he was a Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford University.
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He also taught at the University of Maryland's college of journalism.
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These experiences extend beyond science itself to science journalism, as well.
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Disclaimer: Virginia Hughes is an adjunct lecturer at NYU's journalism institute.
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Chinekwu Osakwe is a master's student in the Columbia Journalism School.
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A parallel story unfolded in journalism over the last two decades.
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Manny Yekutiel: So, tonight's conversation is about the future of journalism.
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"To me, this is what journalism is all about," he said.
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Remarkably, the format can be adapted for use in investigative journalism.
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But isn't that ... So originally, that was the idea of journalism.
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Mark's story is one of the most remarkable in technology journalism.
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"I've always thought of journalism as a service profession," she says.
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She went to this well thought of broadcast journalism school, USC.
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" In response, Kelly said she wouldn't "apologize for doing good journalism.
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The Facebook Journalism Project was launched in January of last year.
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She hopes that exposure to foreign journalism will bring about change.
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But he embarked on a novel as detailed as his journalism.
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No. This is an actual piece published as journalism in 2018.
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Prior experience in food and travel journalism is not a requirement.
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The team also started a journalism program to support content providers.
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Do you think I sound too optimistic and sunny about journalism?
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KURTZ: This is pretty fake and that it is not journalism.
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She is enrolled at the Danish School of Media and Journalism.
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These are important times, and journalism is more vital than ever.
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She wrote she hopes to continue her career in broadcast journalism.
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Students see journalism as a cause, not an industry, he says.
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Go deeper: Craigslist founder puts another $15 million into journalism efforts
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