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Who Needs Ink? A panel discussion on the Future of Newspapers

Mar 30, 2006

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Commonwealth Club event at San Jose City Hall: Who Needs Ink? Who’s here? Ex-Mercury News tech writer Dan Gillmor, currently of various citizen journalism initiatives Jerry Ceppos, ex-Knight Ridder news executive (and Merc alum) Peter Appert, a Goldman Sachs analyst Joan Walsh, Salon‘s editor-in-chief Jim Bettinger, communications prof from Stanford (and Merc alum) is moderating…

Looking for jobs in all the right places

Mar 28, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Media, Technology

Every j-school student knows about sites like Journalism Jobs and Craig’s List, but have you ever searched for gigs on Simply Hired, Beyond, or PageBites? Luckily, you don’t have to. Instead, try using the gada.be search engine. Go to gada.be, enter what you’re looking for in the search box, and click on “Jobs.” Here’s a…

Win a Trip with Nick Kristof – The New York Times

Mar 17, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Here’s the official application page – go to Africa with the NYT’s Nick Kristof. Seriously. Win a Trip with Nick Kristof – The New York Times

This year’s big “duh”

Mar 17, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Education

Last year, the big “duh” was the raging irrational debate over whether blogs were journalism. Answer? If you write journalism, it’s journalism. If you record journalism, it’s journalism. Doesn’t matter what medium you choose to display it in, doesn’t matter if you’re the San Jose Mercury News or Grade the News or Rocketboom — it’s…

Poynter Online – E-Media Tidbits

Mar 16, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Stanford University’s Center for the Study of the North American West is offering a $3500-$7000 two-week fellowship for for western enterprise reporting. All are welcome to apply, applications due May 1. Poynter Online – E-Media Tidbits

Travel the world, meet interesting people, blog for the New York Times

Mar 8, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Ideas

Win a trip to the developing world with Nick Kristof. What? And you won’t just be watching. I want you to report as well – probably in a Web log or video blog on the New York Times Web site, maybe in some other way. I’m open to other ideas as well, but I want…

Jeff Jarvis shows old media the Digg effect

Feb 27, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Education, Media, Technology

In his column in the Guardian, Jeff Jarvis does his “scary blogboy dance” (his words, not mine – but I do identify) for the CUNY J-School faculty, including a number on Digg, the social bookmarking site that makes Slashdot look like a quaint relic dug up from the vaults of Usenet. Jarvis says: The concept…

McCunications: Blogging, anyone?

Feb 25, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Guess it’s time to put the blog on the resume – these online news execs say they dig it. McCunications: Blogging, anyone?

McCunications: What Media Employers Want

Feb 24, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Prof. McCune is blogging the conference that a bunch of the SJSU JMC faculty are at this weekend. This post is a good supplement to what Jerry Ceppos told us about what newspaper recruiters are looking for. McCunications: What Media Employers Want

Jerry Ceppos critiques the Spartan Daily

Feb 22, 2006

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Ryan Sholin

in Education

Jerry Ceppos, former news executive at Knight Ridder, is in the middle of a series of guest lectures and conversations in classes here at the SJSU School of Journalism & Mass Communications. Today, Ceppos is in the Spartan Daily newsroom, taking over the usual critique. Highlights… Make sure the stories in your paper connect to…

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