CUNY Graduate School of Journalism

Tech writeups often focus on the big guns: Apple, Google and Microsoft. But lots of little players offer great tools for journalists. One such small fry is Brooklyn-based Drop.io. The site offers a terrific solution for journalism collaboration.

We journalists have always been good at sharing what we know–but we’ve never been good at sharing how we know it. That can and must change as the internet enables us to collaborate with more ...

Aaron Adler, class of 2010, reports at the Veterans Day Parade.

It’s not often that old media learns a new mass communication tool. But it's also not often something like Wave comes along. Here's how the media is using Wave.

Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos and videos you take with a cameraphone.

New banners were hung on W. 40th St.

The Brooklyn view of Wall St., taken through a kitchen porthole, allows passengers to view hundreds of glimmering dots along the east river.

Sunday’s loss to the Tennessee Titans proved to be Terrell Owens’ biggest game as a Buffalo Bill (his three catches for 85 yards was a season high)–unfortunately it came amidst his sloppiest week.

Lesson Plan | Resources for teaching and learning about journalism.

Mr. Useche has worked in the building for 32 years and creates custom metal work that can be found throughout the city, including street lamps in Central Park.

Are you a passionate online journalist? Do you think that newspapers just don't get it anymore? Would you like to run your own local news site?

If there was a reoccurring conversation topic at CUNY’s New Business Models for Local News event it was: we are not alone.