Journalism Studies

Meeting the Cost of Journalism

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School of Journalism and Mass Communication University of Westminster
Journalism's Next Top Model: Meeting the Cost of Journalism Tomorrow
 
8th and 9th June 309 Regent Street London W1

New Book: Beyond the Line: The Situation of Editorial Cartoonists as a Press Freedom Issue Between 1980-2000 in Turkey

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Beyond the Line: The Situation of Editorial Cartoonists as a Press Freedom Issue Between 1980-2000 in Turkey
by Asli Tunc 

CfP: Journalism and History Conference

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Journalism and History: Dialogues

15 September 2010: Humanities Research Institute, University of Sheffield

CfP: The Journalism of diaspora: Ethics, Production and Audiences

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The Journalism of Diaspora:
Ethics, Production and Audiences
10-11 September 2010
University of Lincoln

As interest in the subject of diaspora and diasporic formations
continues to gather pace volumes of research and publications have
emerged. This has increased awareness in this subject and is helping to
support its position as a valid and viable subject of investigation.
Recently attention has turned to exploring issues around the media of
diaspora to understand the processes of diasporic formations and the

30 Fully funded PhD scholarships at Bangor University

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Bangor University has 30 fully-funded PhD scholarships for Autumn 2010. The
School of Creative Studies and Media is keen to encourage applications in
the areas of Film, Media, Digital Media, Journalism, Professional Writing,
Media Practice and Theatre/Performance. The scholarships are for 3 years
full time PhD study and are open to applicants who have not already started
their PhD studies at Bangor. For further information please visit the Bangor
University Anniversary Research Scholarships page:

Journalism Diversity Symposium

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Please register now if you plan to attend News and Inclusion: Journalism and the Politics of Diversity on Thursday, March 4, 2010, featuring scholars from Australia, Finland, Singapore, Canada, The Netherlands, England, and the United States.  Sponsored by Stanford University’s Department of Communication, John S.

New posts in Media at Salford University, UK

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Lecturer in Online Journalism. Ref. 1127392
The school wishes to appoint a Lecturer in Online Journalism to teach on a range of
existing programmes, to contribute to the development of new programmes at both
undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as contribute to CPD activities with
local and regional journalism professionals and organisations.... Though they may come
from a traditional broadcast or print journalism background, applicants will be expected

ECREA Journalism Studies: New Book: European Journalism Education

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European Journalism Education

Edited by
http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/books/view-Author,a=T/view-Contact-Page,id=15758/>GeorgiosTerzis

This book maps recent developments in journalism education in Europe by providing an
extensive review of the national education landscapes of 33 European counties. No less