SJSU photojournalism student Diana Diroy shares her reflections on a long Chips Quinn internship at the Oakland Tribune — in an audio slideshow.
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SJSU photojournalism student Diana Diroy shares her reflections on a long Chips Quinn internship at the Oakland Tribune — in an audio slideshow.
SJSU is hiring a New Media prof. and a Broadcast prof.
Oh no. 37-0. Wow. It looks like minus Jones, Broussard, and Davis, we’re a little weak on offense. This is going to worse before it gets better…
San Jose State football: from New Mexico Bowl to toilet bowl? – Airing It Out
Kyle Hansen’s blog, as seen at sjsu.edu. Cool.
Kyle Hansen is skipping town, headed for Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive to work with Rob Curley. The Spartan Daily’s loss is internology’s gain.
SJSU J-Schooler Kyle Hansen gets tapped to go to the Washington Post and intern for Rob Curley and friends. This is awesome.
At SJSU October 27-28. Mark your calendars.
ƒsc: The 2007 ƒlying short course in multimedia photojournalism
Wow – the Daily gets modern desks. This is a serious morale booster just by virtue of looking cooler. I wish my desk were this cool. via jmcjournal.
The Knight Foundation handed out some money today, notably to Henry Jenkins and company at MIT and Mr. Holovaty, who is getting plenty of press for his jump from WaPo to startup.
But just a little lower on the list, you’ll find the future in the form of a grant to the Medill J-School at Northwestern to, well, for lack of a better explanation, Make More Holovatys.
This is exactly what a number of folks, myself included, have been advocating for a while: Teach programmers journalism and/or teach journalists programming. With at least one of those steps built into this Master’s degree, things are looking up in Evanston.
If I were still spending any time at all on campus at San Jose State, I’d be bugging the J-School to talk to Google or Yahoo about throwing around the small amount of money necessary to fund a few graduate fellowships for programmers. The campus is already teeming with excited young coders — it shouldn’t be that hard to reel in three or four.
Andrew is building this site out in Joomla for an undergrad class at SJSU.