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Environmental Journalists Meet Representative Journalism

I am at the Society of Environmental Journalists 18th Annual Conference in Roanoke to spread the Representative Journalism gospel. Amy Gahran extended the invite and I will be on two panels and one dinner table discussion. The topic headings include:

  • Emerging Career Options: Digital Media and Your Future
  • Whither Journalism: Emerging Directions
  • Not-So-Idle Chatter: How Blogging and Social Media Can Build Your Career

I do believe that at least some environmental journalists will have great opportunities if they pick up on the Representative Journalism model. More later.

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