Campaign 2008:
SPJ is seeking qualified individuals to serve as officers and directors for 2008-2009. The board of directors provides vision, direction and leadership to SPJ, the nation's largest journalism organization. Elections will be held on Saturday, September 6, 2008, at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, in conjunction with the SPJ Convention and National Journalism Conference. For more information and to find out how you can participate, please click here.
Narrative Writing Workshop:
SPJ invites early career reporters and front-line editors from small and mid-size daily newspapers to step out of the inverted pyramid and into the art of the storytelling! Through SPJ's Narrative Writing Workshops, participants will learn options for reinvigorating the writing craft. New dates announced for 2008 — register today!
Citizen Journalism Academy:
A new breed of part-time, volunteer and citizen journalists is emerging and gaining momentum in the media community. To further educate these self-proclaimed journalists on the responsible tenets of professional journalism, SPJ will conduct one-day training programs around the country this summer. Participants will see how these practices can increase their reach while leading to a strong reputation within their communities and across the world. Registration is now open, so sign up today!
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• SPJ announces Sigma Delta Chi Award winner for TV Feature Reporting (Network/Top 25 Markets) Category
• SPJ to host Narrative Writing Workshop in Gainesville, Fla.
• SPJ to host Narrative Writing Workshop in Houston
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• RSF launches new on Chinese press freedom
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• My state public records law is worse than yours - or is it?
• Kent launches media job advice site
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• CBS acquiring CNET for $1.8 billion; 44.6 percent premium
• McClatchy open to selling Seattle Times Co. stake
• Mo. hikes up fees for records, prompting lawsuit
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• Take pride in your work, but take care of yourself
• Scott Maben appointed to SPJ's national board
• SPJ signs brief in support of former USA Today reporter
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Citizen Journalism Academy:
A new breed of part-time, volunteer and citizen journalists is emerging and gaining momentum in the media community. To further educate these self-proclaimed journalists on the responsible tenets of professional journalism, SPJ will conduct one-day training programs around the country this summer. Participants will see how these practices can increase their reach while leading to a strong reputation within their communities and across the world. Registration is now open, so sign up today!
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