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Educating news consumers about the strengths and weaknesses of the various media on which they rely, and raising the consciousness of news producers about the expectations of their audiences [A Lovejoy Journalism and News Literacy initiative]
 
Reflections

Blogs

9/17/2012
Sarah Lyon
While working on the orientation issue of the Echo a few weeks ago, I found myself thinking in "magazine terms." The... Read more »

2012: My Feminist Summer

Blogs

9/10/2012
Lindsay Putnam
Movie premieres, national petitions, and feminist politics: this summer has been full of firsts. This was my first... Read more »

Reflections: Interning at the Pittsburgh Post Gazette

Blogs

8/08/2012
Chris Kasprak
One of the best things about photojournalism is that every day is a little different depending on what I am... Read more »

Reflections: Interning for PARADE

Blogs

8/06/2012
Sarah Lyon
This year, my Lovejoy award has taken me to New York City, where I am one of 33 interns in the American Society of... Read more »

 

The Way Life Should Be

Blogs

9/08/2011
Qainat Khan
Tide Mill Farm is organic and sustainable in the truest and most comprehensive senses of the words. Carly and Aaron... Read more »

Lessons in Objectivity

Blogs

9/08/2011
Allie Ehrenreich
As you sit in a room, processing the news day after day with people you inevitably come to know well, you're bound to... Read more »

Fight Club Bleakonomics: Or, at Marketplace, “Let’s Do the Numbers” (and Hope They Go Up) by Dash Wasserman

Blogs

8/12/2011
Dash Wasserman
If interning at Marketplace has taught me anything, it's that the closer you get to something the larger the... Read more »

Reflections: Interning for Public Radio by Allie Ehrenreich

Blogs

7/28/2011
Allie Ehrenreich
Here and Now, where I've spent a good part of my summer interning, is a National Public Radio program out of Boston's... Read more »

 

Old Radio, New Media by Dash Wasserman

Blogs

7/05/2011
Dash Wasserman
It becomes increasingly clear that our culture is changing the way it consumes information. It reminds of that old... Read more »

Getting To Know "Maine" by Qainat Khan

Blogs

7/05/2011
Qainat Khan
Working at the magazine, I've learned about the state and have found myself falling deeply in love with it. I came here... Read more »

Blogging in the new media world: Some glory, no pay by Cindy Skrzycki

Blogs

2/12/2011
Cindy Skrzycki
Media professionals and journalism academics often believe there will be more opportunities for writers in the future... Read more »

Cable news journalism: Verification (news) versus bloviating (opinion) by David B. Offer

Blogs

1/31/2011
David B. Offer
The cable news universe could use less "bloviating" and more old-fashioned, objective reporting.

 

 

 

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