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Practical strategic policy development, security capacity building and professional development training.
https://lnkd.in/gpGkXqpn For all those who actually believe that journalism is important and that knowledge and evidence have a role to play in the national (and international) discussion.
Academic journalism: the concept at the heart of a conference – and The Conversation
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True not just for journalism. All professionals need lessons in true ‘cultural competency’ not just bespoke classes on it taught by other professionals.
Journalism Needs Cultural Adjacency
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Communications Professor | Editor | Journalist | Critic | Features Writer | Adviser to 2023 award-winning student "Newspaper Website of the Year."
Wanna break into journalism? Here's a roundup of excellent advice on getting your foot in the door.
Startup news leaders tell journalism students how to get that first job
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I know I can get hyperbolic about the need for a free press, but this piece on the current state and future of journalism education is worthy of scroll-pausing:
Is journalism disappearing? These top educators have a lot to say about that
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Want to take your journalism to the next level next year? Apply to the European Collaborative Journalism Programme to get skilled-up in collaborative and cross-border journalism. Apply by 8 January 2024. Find out more 👇 #journalismtraining #crossborder #collaborate #journalism #training
Apply to the European Collaborative Journalism Programme
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Co-founder at Contribly - Helping publishers and media brands increase revenue, trust and relevance via smarter UGC engagement strategies 🗞️📈
Just reflecting back on the session I loved by Darryl Morris and Joshi Herrmann on Saving Local Journalism at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia. 🤔 My takeaway was, at the end of the day, it’s all about the real people in our community, relevance and trust. 🌵There are news deserts in local journalism, in the UK especially. These deserts can be because of a zombie newspaper 🧟 still being paid just enough by ads to stay open and it’s stopping newer, better brands to take over the area. Or 📉 It can be a news desert because they simply are not covering all the stories. ⚠️ But, how can you be a good citizen and participate if you don’t know what's going on, in your country, but also in your area? 🔗 Local news should tell stories and connect with people, great stories that take you on a journey, and engage you. 📍If our USP as a news brand is LOCAL news, what does great local news look like? 🤝🏘️💚 Great local journalism should make people feel connected with the local community. Help them know about the people around, feel empathy for them and feel affiliated to your brand by doing so. But…How can we do that if we do not give the local people a voice 🗣️, the right platform to share their experiences, the feeling that they are listened to and heard? 👂 If you know anything about what I do at Contribly, you’ll know what my response to those questions instantly. It’s that properly thought through UGC engagement is a key aspect to unblocking this great local journalism. 🔑 If you want to watch the session too here it is: https://lnkd.in/eZwcaZi6
Saving local journalism?
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To help journalism, or not
To help journalism, or not
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In an age when #journalism can often be agenda- and clickbait-driven, locally depleted, and, sadly, carelessly covered or just plain fake, it is informative and refreshing to come back to the first-edition book by Rich Martin titled "Living Journalism: Principles & Practices for an Essential Profession," which I read early on in graduate school.
The Basics and Dignity of Journalism: A Reflection on Rich Martin
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The summer 2024 journalism grants roundup: If you need funding to create a piece of journalism that you truly believe can change the world, look for it here #journalism #media #news
The summer 2024 journalism grants roundup
journalism.co.uk
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"Service journalism" is a term being thrown about in media circles recently. But what is it? Service journalism is a genre focused on providing practical information and advice to help readers navigate everyday challenges. It emphasises utility and accessibility, often addressing common questions and needs through articles that are informative, concise, and actionable. Think, the literal opposite of 'fake news': highly practical information you can use today. As articulated by Tim Herrera, a journalist himself, formerly of The New York Times, service journalism aims to assist individuals in leading more efficient, productive, and healthier lives. This type of journalism typically answers questions starting with "how," "why," or "what," and includes formats like listicles and guides. Unlike traditional journalism that primarily reports on events, service journalism shifts the focus from the subject matter to the reader's needs, making it a trusted resource for practical advice. #journalism #servicejournalism #businessofmedia
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