Washington, D.C., is home to Watergate, what many would argue is a critical piece of U.S. history that included toppling a president and introducing a new era of distrust of the government. But on lists of historical landmarks and sites ...
Read More »In journalism schools, changing realities as enrollment declines
Journalism school can be a major investment of time and money. At some schools, it might cost more than $50,000 in tuition and fees and up to two years of training for a changing industry that overall is losing jobs. ...
Read More »Next stop: San Francisco to host 2015 convention
With so much journalism going digital, the technological and startup hub that is the Bay Area might seem to be a fitting place for next year’s AAJA convention. AAJA’s executive staff announced in July that San Francisco, home to the ...
Read More »Why journalism? AAJA journalists share how they got started in the industry
In a swiftly changing media landscape where layoffs are common, young or aspiring journalists may find it difficult to secure an internship or a job in a field that is both shifting and competitive. According to the 2013 American Society ...
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