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Treasure Trove of Community, Citizen Journalism Resources

Wednesday, October 20th, 2010

The Nieman Journalism Lab alerts us to “The Hub,” a virtual clubhouse for community nonprofit news sites.
There is plenty of helpful information for community news organizations and citizen media groups.

Social Media, Networking Workshop Tops 100 Attendees, Sign Up Now

Thursday, October 14th, 2010

Our Social Media Integration workshop set for Oct. 22-23 at Kennesaw State University now has more than 100 high profile professionals signed up. Should you be among them for this great learning and networking opportunity?
Don’t miss out on two power-packed days. The keynoter is Shiv Singh, Director Digital Engagement & Social Media at PepsiCo and [...]

Kennesaw State Job Search for Journalism Professor

Friday, October 8th, 2010

Hello, PJNet.org followers.  The Department of Communication at Kennesaw State University, my home department and university, has a search underway for a journalism professor for its new journalism and citizen media track. Right now the two-year-old track has more than 100 majors and is growing quickly.
My Center for Sustainable Journalism works closely with the department. [...]

Knight Announces Fifth News Challenge with Changes

Friday, October 8th, 2010

The Fifth Knight Foundation Fifth News Challenge contest will focus on these categories: Mobile, Authenticity, Sustainability and Community.
Here is the entire press release:
The fifth year of the Knight News Challenge, a media innovation contest funded and run by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, will open for entries on Oct 25, [...]

A Smart Phone Will Be in Everyone’s Future, Prepare Now

Monday, October 4th, 2010

In a Newsweek article about the rapid growth of Google’s Android phone, there is this paragraph:
By next year 5 billion mobile phones will be in service, out of a total world population of about 7 billion, according to Yankee Group, a high-tech research firm. Most of those will be “feature phones” with limited capabilities. [...]

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