Istanbul Project Opens Eyes, Doors for J-Students Abroad
Who knew that an email could change my life? I certainly wasn’t expecting that when I opened the mass email…
Infographic: How the Third Debate Played Out in Battleground States
Over the next few weeks, all eyes will be on the so-called “battleground states” of Colorado, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio,…
Poynter Digital Journalism Ethics Symposium
Location: New York City, NY The Paley Center for Media, in partnership with the Poynter Institute and craigconnects, will gather…
Poynter Study Suggests Designers Give Readers ‘Gold Coins’ to Stay Engaged
This post was written by Ryan Graff of the Knight News Innovation Lab and originally appeared on the Lab’s blog.…
Journalism and Digital Education Roundup, October 23, 2012
The best stories across the web on journalism and digital education. 1. Interest in Online Courses Could Be Peaking (US News)…
Daily Must Reads, October 23, 2012
The best stories across the web on media and technology, curated by Leandro Oliva. 1. How the Huffington Post handles…
6 Questions for Merrill Brown on Starting Montclair State’s J-School
“Those who can, do; those who can’t, teach.” It’s a disparaging take on teaching from George Bernard Shaw’s “Man and…
The Creativity Workshop
Location: New York City, NY The Creativity Workshop in New York City will help you be more creative in your…
What Can Newsweek Learn from Gourmet’s Move to Digital-Only?
The big news in the magazine industry last week was that Newsweek, founded nearly eight decades ago, is moving to…
Open Interests Europe ‘Hackathon’ to Track Flow of Money in EU
As a journalist, to understand European Union institutions, policies and commitments, you have to look where the money goes and…