Tuesday, January 27, 2009
The Journalist's Digital Dilemma: Part One
-Multimedia project by Derek Casanovas and Jasmine Linabary
Watch for Part Two in an upcoming post.
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The activities of 12 Whitworth University students who will be learning from various media-related professionals in New York and Washingon, D.C., during January
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- Associated Press
- Barron's Magazine/Barron's Daily Stock Alert
- Channel 13
- Columbia Journalism Review
- Columbia Univeristy
- Duke Tango Blog
- Fairness and Accuracy in Media (FAIR)
- Getting the News Online
- James McPherson's Media & Politics
- Ketchum Public Relations
- Michael Botein, New York Law School
- National Association of Broadcasters
- National Public Radio
- Newseum
- Nielsen Co.
- PBS
- Project for Excellence in Journalism
- Public Relations Society of America
- Saatchi & Saatchi Advertising
- Student Press Law Center
- The Podesta Group
- The Smoking Gun
- Washington Post
- Whitworth Off-Campus Studies
- Whitworth Online Travelogues
- Whitworth University
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-Multimedia project by Derek Casanovas and Jasmine Linabary
Watch for Part Two in an upcoming post.
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