Photojournalist teams lessen as more MMJs are producing lone productions

Baxley Bites A column by David Baxley, Assistant Professor of Mass Communication, Francis Marion University, SPJ South Carolina member Tulsa photojournalist is a “Go-getter” Ask veteran newspaper reporters what it takes to be a great journalist, and they’ll tell you exceptional writing skills. For broadcast journalists, writing is only one aspect of their work product; the…

November 13, 2017 in Baxley Bites.

The problem with PIOs and lack of transparency is addressed on new SPJ website page

INDIANAPOLIS – In its ongoing push for government transparency, the Society of Professional Journalists has launched a section on its SPJ.org website that contains  information highlighting the issue of local, state and national government agencies preventing critical information from being shared with journalists and the public. It’s page is entitled, “Public Information officers — Who are they, why…

November 8, 2017 in FIO.

Harsh on purpose

Journoterrorist By Michael Koretzky Somebody is praying for God to change me. Wish I knew who he is. It started two weeks ago, when I got this email. I’ve changed the names to protect the ignorant… Hello Koretzky, I’m Julia, a multimedia journalism studenr, and interested in joining SPJ. Katie from The Palmbeach Post mentioned…

November 8, 2017 in Koretzky.

DIG brings light to diversity issues at AU’s communication and journalism school

All things Auburn By Ariel Cochran, SPJ Region 3 intern and president, SPJ Auburn University student chapter Nan Fairley, associate professor of the School of Communication and Journalism at Auburn University, has made it her mission to make journalism more accessible for everyone. Working with diverse communities has been a passion for Fairley for the…

November 7, 2017 in Collegiate.