The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) is a nonprofit, educational association of journalism and mass communication educators, students and media professionals.
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AEJMC Take part in the $5 million annual contest. Anybody worldwide can apply--the deadline is December 15.
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Getting the news and information we need to improve our communities is more important than ever. Send us your project. We seek innovations that use new or available technology to distribute content in local communities. ...
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Michael Bugeja Dennis Chamberlin and I spent Monday in the streets, tracking the new poverty from Gray’s Lake Park, local fast-food restaurants, a near-empty southside mall and then to a pawn shop, with interviews today that I t...
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Michael Bugeja Dennis Chamberlin and I didn’t sleep much last night in anticipation of our first day at The Des Moines Register, which turned out better than we could imagine, not only in discovering that journalism hasn’t cha...
AEJMC Which J-School has the best website and why?
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Michael Bugeja Dennis Chamberlin and I will report to the Register newsroom Monday morning, getting temporary press passes, parking sticker and a work station...
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Michael Bugeja A famous statesman asked, ‘When is your–what do you newspapermen call it? Your deadline.’ The reporter sighed. ‘I’m from the United Press,’ he replied. ‘Our deadline is now. Someplace ar...
By Brad King Assistant Professor, Ball State University Within the last year, large and small newspaper organizations have moved previously free content behind subscription walls that require readers to pay for access...
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Michael Bugeja In preparing the post, “Deadline Every Login,” I also received a reply from my former colleague and role model at United Press International, Helen Thomas. Sh...
By Brad King Assistant Professor, Ball State University On Thursday Oct 15, Hallmark Homes Inc., a home builder in the Muncie, Jnd...
AEJMC Ball State's journalism department takes an "Extreme" approach to social media.
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On Thursday Oct 15, Hallmark Homes Inc., a home builder in the Muncie, Jnd. area, approached the Ball State University Department of Journalism with an interesting request: assemble three teams of students ...
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Dennis Chamberlin When I first heard about the opportunity to participate in this project there was no hesitation on my part...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 3, 2009 Contacts: Carol Pardun, AEJMC President (803) 777-3244, pardunc@mailbox.sc.edu Bill Cassidy, AEJMC Newspaper Division Chair, (815) 753-7005, bcassidy@niu.edu The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) has issued the following...
AEJMC Follow along as AEJMC chronicles the return of two veteran journalism professors to the Digital Newsroom
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Dennis Chamberlin, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and Michael Bugeja, former bureau chief for United Press International, will test their journalism skills during the week of November 8 with an enterprise ...
From the series: Returning to the Digital Newsroom A special report by Michael Bugeja Watergate-era reporters and photographerswere energized by the street reporting of Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein and Alfred E...
