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Jeff Jarvis: Far from revealing the flaws of citizen journalism, rumours about Steve Jobs show how rapidly self-correcting web reporting is
Angolan journalist João Melo, of Movimento advertising agency, on Saturday evening became, for the first time in 30 years, the winner of the "Maboque" journalism prize, which entered its 16th edition.
The Challenge Fund for Journalism today announced that 15 nonprofit organizations will receive $565,000 in grants provided they match the awards within one year.
[W]ho’s holding Hannity accountable? We can say that applying journalistic standards to people who clearly aren’t interested in being journalists is worth neither the breath nor the ink required in the effort. But we’d be wrong.
A training video aimed at guiding trainees and journalists through the maze of shooting film is now available online. The eight-minute film has been produced by Lloyd Bracey, chief examiner for online and video journalism at the National Council for the Training of Journalists.
Idiomag , the now two year old online magazine, was born out of two technologically minded men wanting to read the music articles they wanted, without needing to buy six different magazines in WHSmith.
On Friday someone posted a false rumor that Steve Jobs had suffered a heart attack on CNN's unverified citizen journalism site, iReport. Apple's stock price went vertical, losing 9% before Apple stepped in and denied the rumor; the stock then recovered most of its loss. The SEC is investigating. PCWorld looks at the hit taken by citizen journalism as a result of this incident. "[The] ...
The banner at the top of CNN's public journalism web site iReport.com reads, "See it first. Your Stories. No Boundaries. You won't believe what people are uploading." Indeed, on Friday morning, boundaries were loose. An iReport story posted by a "Johntw" at...
That editing she-beast is out of the cage. Again. Magazine makeover artist Tina Brown who helmed glitzy redesigns of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker and launched the flop Talk dives into the online journalism world today with The Daily Beast (thedailybeast.com), a site that will mix original journalism with bloglike nods to other sites.
The Citizens’ Voice has won three additional state journalism awards, a national photography award and an international award for labor coverage.
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