Toward 2020: New Directions in Journalism Education
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Contributors
Gavin Adamson is an assistant professor in the Ryerson University School of Journalism, where he teaches first-year undergraduate students and final-year
Working as a Journalist in 2020: What Will It Take? A Round Table Discussion
Moderator: Gene Allen Participants: Derek Chezzi, Editor-in-Chief, Yahoo Canada Steve Ladurantaye, Twitter Canada Jonathan Whitten, Executive Director of news
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Using Analytics: A Round Table Discussion
Moderator: Gene Allen Participants: Marissa Nelson, Senior Director of Digital Media, CBC News[1] Erika Tustin, Digital Editor, Toronto Star Kenny
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Like Reaching for the Pen: Towards a Greater Place for Digital News Video in Newsrooms and Journalism Curricula
Gavin Adamson Introduction This study is inspired by the results of an experimental approach to reporting live in a student
A Campus-Wide J-School: News Literacy as an Avenue for Journalism Schools to Connect with New Students and a New Generation
Jordan Press The digital age has created an existential crisis for news media, with legacy outlets trying to reinvent themselves
What Is Journalism Education For?
Mike Gasher What we are witnessing in journalism education today is a tug of war over what we call journalism
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The Big Sellout: A Critical Snapshot of the Rise of “Entrepreneurial Journalism”
Paul Benedetti In January, 2015 Condé Nast, the publisher of The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Wired, GQ, and other magazines,
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E is for Empirical: How Scholarly Business Texts, Blogs, and Trade Journals Conceptualize and Critique Entrepreneurism
Meredith Levine Read through the modest but expanding literature on entrepreneurial journalism education and you’ll discover embedded in the texts
Selling Digital Dreams: “Entrepreneurial journalism,” the Decline of Public Service Reporting, and the Role of Journalism Education
Paul Benedetti, Meredith Levine, and Mike Gasher New, disruptive technology has had enormous economic repercussions for the media industry and,
Interrogating Our Past Practice as We Scale the Walls of the Box We Call Journalism Education
Sally Haney Introduction Many journalism educators in Canada arrive in the academy with deep, varied, and direct journalism experience. This
A Mobile Responsive Expertise: Learning Outcomes, Journalism Education, and the “Teaching Hospital” Model
Mary Lynn Young and Janet Giltrow Much of the curricular discourse over the past decade around innovation in journalism education
A Foucauldian Foray into How Power Operates When Journalists and Public Relations Officers Meet
Chantal Francoeur This paper addresses two pressing questions facing journalists and journalism educators today: What are we to make of
To Turn or to Burn: Shifting the Paradigm for Journalism Education
Ivor Shapiro Journalism education means preparation for a career in journalism: true or false? The best answer is, sometimes. This
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Deficient Tutelage: Challenges of Contemporary Journalism Education
Robert G. Picard Speaking to a group of journalism educators about what is wrong with journalism education is like encountering
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Toward 2020: New Directions in Journalism Education -Introduction
Gene Allen With one exception (the keynote address by Robert Picard), all of the essays in this volume are expanded
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Toward 2020: New Directions in Journalism Education
Ryerson University, May 31, 2014 To see the conference program click here. To register click here.
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Journalists need allies, rights conference told
Journalists need all the allies they can get in the continuing battle to keep police and government officials accountable to
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Ryerson journalism professor argues for more local news in ethnic media
By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Ethnic media outlets will better serve their communities if they put more emphasis on reporting
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Universities downplaying issue of sexual assault on campus, says Jane Doe
By SAHAR FATIMA STAFF REPORTER Universities, including Ryerson, deliberately downplay the issue of sexual assault on campus because it is
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