Everything I know about journalism, I learned from David
2009-11-17 03:35:00 An unlikely pairToday, I got the news that my mentor just died. I'm really heartbroken. I'm in pieces, actually. What is there to do or say, except to write? The medium we both loved best. David McClendon was hired at the Chi-town Daily News just a couple of weeks before I started there as an intern. We sat back to back in a small office. On my second day, David got my attention by turning around and poking me in the back of the neck. It was weird, and I remember thinking, "I don't know about this guy... Who pokes their new co-worker in the back of the neck?" Yeah, I'm terrible with first impressions....
Newsweek On Fox News And Glenn Beck: Fox Poised To Become First Network To
2009-10-18 23:19:00 Glenn Beck’s Misinformation Campaign Against Swine Flu (H1N1) Vaccinations Are Unprecedented In Mainstream Media (MSM)… font face=”palatino linotype”>I know my fellow Libs are going to rip me for this statement but I absolutely enjoy watching Glenn Beck. Don’t get me... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Scandal, Journalism Ethics, BBC and Nayapatrika
2009-10-15 09:40:00 The Namrata Shrestha sex scandal has created a huge impact not only in Nepalese film industry but also started debate on ethics in journalism. BBC Nepali aired a program ?Nepal Samdarva? (listen audio in Nepali) in which Rabindra Mishra questioned on the ethics of Nepali journalist to bring out the news to general public. ...
How to Save Newspapers and Journalism ¦ Barry Ritholtz [del.icio.us]
2009-09-12 10:34:00 We know that the annual subscription model won?t work outside of finance. And that there will be numerous papers that won?t survive, either on or off line. Free content is going to continue to siphon off readers and ad dollars, albeit modestly. ?Revenue from newspaper classified ads is off nearly 50 percent in the past decade, a drop that comes to almost $10 billion. Only a fraction of this loss is because of Newmark?s company, but as the largest online classified site, craigslist is easy to blame,? says Wired. Total revenue (from all sources) fall last year was $7.5 billion. And this means that total (free) reader numbers will be going down in the future; Papers need to do the math to ensure the loss of advertising revenue from non-paying readers is offset by subscriber revenue.
By: Adrian Monck
Judges on journalism & lawyers on blogging...
2009-07-24 00:41:00 While it's nice to know that Chicago's very own federal judge Richard Posner is a fan of newspapers, it's interesting to hear what he thinks will help save them. Here's what he blogged today on the future of newspapers: "Expanding copyright law to bar online access to copyrighted materials without the copyright holder's consent, or to bar linking to or paraphrasing copyrighted materials without the copyright holder's consent, might be necessary to keep free riding on content financed by online newspapers from so impairing the incentive to create costly news-gathering operations that news services like Reuters and the Associated Press would become the only professional, nongovernmental sources of news and opinion."...
The new journalism: Collaborative effort tweets crucial info on Saturday Re
2009-07-20 13:00:00 New media (Twitter) and old media (newspaper coverage and phone calls) converged Saturday to provide CTA riders with up-to-the-minute news about the Red Line subway closure.It was at 11:42 am Saturday that the first CTA Tweet went out about problems on the Red Line. Punkcoder reported good stuff that CTA Tweet retweeted immediately: "RT @punkcoder: @ctared Sbound trains redirected above ground due to an equipment failure. No word yet from #CTA: http://bit.ly/17eXi5"Just three minutes later we had details on the real reason why the Red Line subway was closed for more than two hours on a busy Saturday afternooon:"Confirmed: all @ctared trains rerouted to El tracks between Fullerton and Cermak-Chinatown due to a fire. Details here: http://bit.ly/lBfnK"Then a few minutes...
Another Friday Open Thread Opportunity ? ACU?s FedEx -Slash UPS Pay-To-Play
2009-07-18 04:27:00 Another GTL? Open Thread Friday — Have Your Say… Here we go again — lots of political news going on out there on The ‘Nets and with it being hard to zero in on any particular issue for THIS blogger, and considering the fact our readers seem to be having a lot of fun with... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Mobile phones vs. Telegrams: Journalism Morality Down the Ages
2009-07-09 14:31:00 Given Nick Davies’ story alleging mass mobile phone-hacking by journalists, it might perhaps be instructive to look back at the journalistic morals of another age. Here, by way of example, is ‘Journalism and Morality’ by Silas Bent, published in 1926 in The Atlantic (and quoted in Can You Trust The Media?). Note especially - towards the ...
By: Adrian Monck
Leaving
2009-07-09 11:05:00 Although I?ll be haunting College Building for the next week or so, today is my leaving drinks (or ?glad you?re gone? party as we used to call them). I?ll be keeping up a link with the place as a prof, and I?ll be trying to bash out a PhD. And I?ll also be giving a modest sum ...
By: Adrian Monck
Newspaper subscription by algorithm
2009-06-16 11:26:00 My hunch? Not quite there yet…
By: Adrian Monck
The New York Times via the Daily Show
2009-06-11 18:11:00 The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon - Thurs 11p / 10c End Times www.thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Newt Gingrich Unedited Interview
By: Adrian Monck
The redundant story: math and the future of journalism
2009-06-01 17:27:00 I have long argued the rather unoriginal position that journalism’s mission to inform has its roots in religious ‘infotainment’ both popular and intellectual - moralising editorials replaced moralising sermons, etc. But I’ve been struggling to express why that mission seems such a recurrent trope in history. The use of stories for entertaining and moral purposes is clear ...
By: Adrian Monck
My new job?and yours?
2009-05-20 13:00:00 I am delighted and - yes, excited - to announce that I’ll be joining the World Economic Forum as Managing Director and Head of Communications from August. [More here.] In the new role I’ll be removing my commentary hat and travelling a lot more, so the blog will probably fall into abeyance - it’s been suffering from ...
By: Adrian Monck
Obama: justifying a news media bailout?
2009-05-11 11:23:00 If you wondered about the US government and the news media, and the possibility - the hint, flicker, barest glimmer - of some kind of bailout, then listen to the last few humourless minutes of Barack Obama's speech to the White House press corps (it's from 2'50" in on the clip below). Is he merely playing to the gallery? Or is he providing the intellectual justification for future action? Or am I simply indulging my journalistic passion for over-interpretation?
By: Adrian Monck
The opportunities and implications of BBC partnerships with local media
2009-04-28 23:00:00 A long time ago, I wrote the plan to run ITV News in London (replacing LNN), modelled on the operating structure for Five News. It involved reformatting shows and cutting staffing to the bare minimum required to get on air.
By: Adrian Monck
Longtime U of Md. journalism dean dies at 78
(AP)
2009-03-17 16:01:00 AP - Reese Cleghorn, a former newspaper opinion editor credited with transforming the University of Maryland's journalism school, has died. He was 78.
Freelance Photography and Citizen Journalism workshop coming Soon.
2009-01-20 00:59:00 Only once a year, the Freelance Photography workshop tells you how to pitch clients, coding of images, and getting PAID. National and International events have called upon citizen journalists for images. Everyone can use a liitle cash,learn directly how you can get yours! Get the info from Ken McCoy at this seminar!!! Email: xipnek@aol.com. Subject: Freelance (to reserve your spot) Checks and Credit Cards will all be accepted online. Date and location announced soon.
Saving Journalism With Flash and Java
2009-01-14 14:06:00 From Slashdot: New York magazine has a story about some of the flashy new ideas that are coming out of the labs of the New York Times. The piece prompted Peter Wayner to dig up some of the old Java applets he wrote to explore whether more promiscuity really stops AIDS and whether b
Robert Fisk in Kandahar, Afghanistan
2008-11-20 11:24:00 Things don't look so good.Fisk is a great writer, and even where I disagree with his POV, his analysis is generally right on the money. He's one of our finest foreign correspondents writing in English today.The Taliban are winning, at least in Kandahar. The Afghan "Army" leaves the Kandahar streets by 4 PM every day. The Afghan Police are lethargic and barely even check passengers anymore at the Kandahar Airport.Everyone is against the occupation and the extremely corrupt and shitty Afghan government, but no one will say a word against the Taliban.Ominously, there are rumblings that indicate that forces other than the Taliban, such as the Taliban's old enemies, may also take up arms against "the foreign occupiers" soon. Fighting the foreign infidel occupiers. In Afghanistan, a tradition as old as dirt.If it's still on sale, check out the latest Rolling Stone, with an article by Israeli expat (now living in the US) journalist Nir Rosen (one of the fast-moving runners' up behind ...
By: Robert Lindsay
Does New Media ?Journalism? Have Standards?
2008-10-03 21:34:00 Opinion: I butted my way into a Twitter exchange today between two respected journalists, Mathew Ingram and Kara Swisher. Apparently Ms. Swisher didn?t think Mathew should have spread the tweet gossip about Steve Jobs? heart attack considering that he hadn?t fact-checked the story for accuracy. Mathew, on the other hand, disagreed: While I have nothing but ...
By: sarahintampa
Voter Question = ?Gotcha Journalism?
2008-09-30 17:39:00 Why can't Palin speak for herself? Why is McCain jumping all over this? [HTML1]
By: BuffaloPundit
The First Rule of True Journalism
2008-09-19 23:07:00 -By Vince Johnson There was some minor media attention given to Ferraro?s qualifications when Walter Mondale selected her for his running mate in the 1984 Presidential Race. The Reagan/Bush ad campaigns treated her candidacy with caution based on a common sense strategy to avoid offending America?s women voters as well as an obvious need ...
By: Publius Forum
John Edwards Scandal: Mainstream Press Sticking to Schieffer Standard
2008-08-27 19:35:00 The “Schieffer Standard” Lethargy over John Edwards Scandal Returns to MSM In the John Edwards Scandal, CBS News’ Bob Schieffer serves as the poster child for the ADHD Mainstream Media. After a spike in coverage–largely composed of stories about why the MSM didn’t allow their customers news of the John Edwards affair, scandal and cover-up before John Edwards ...
Free Speech via Journalism Equals Democracy
2008-07-12 19:33:00 Bill Moyers, in his speech to the audience at the National Conference on Media Reform,"Democracy without honest information creates the illusion of popular consent at the same time that it enhances the power of the state and the privileged interests that the state protects. And nothing characterizes corporate media today more than its disdain toward the fragile nature of modern life and its indifference toward the complex social debate required of a free and self-governing people."Journalism can make or break a democracy.In the swirl surrounding the events of September 11, 2001, was there any debate, or simply a lying down and a dogged acceptance of the established line, spoon-fed from the current administration?We desperately need media reform, as some outing of the truth from the perpe-traitors.For more on media reform, see StopBigMedia.com
By: Tumerica
What Passes for ?Journalism,? Giving Obama a Free Pass
2008-06-21 07:28:00 -By Warner Todd Huston Recently the Rockford (Ill.) Register Star subjected its readers to another fine example of sloppy journalism aimed at exalting the Obama candidacy. It is so bad, so pointless, so filled with empty platitudes and meaninglessness that one might suspect it was written by Barack Obama himself instead of a reputed journalist. But ...
By: Publius Forum
Lintaskan Berita! Berita Apa?
2008-06-20 08:16:00 Social bookmarking is a way for internet users to... [[ Click title to read the rest of this entry. ]]
Over 1,600 visitors a Day
2008-06-14 03:54:00 Updated June 18:We've just passed 1,600 visitors a day for the past week, even though I haven't posted much. Everybody local I talk to thinks this blog is some kind of a joke, but according to The Truth Laid Bear, it is in the top 1,500 blogs on the Internet. That's out of over 90 million blogs. It's true that TTLB doesn't count them all, but still...Everybody seems to think it's simple to get 1,500 visitors/day traffic. Tell you what. Go for it. Go make yourself a blog and see how long it takes you to get up to 1,500 visitors/day. It took me 3 1/2 years of hard, painstaking work.I may try to get on with BlogAds. At that kind of traffic, you might start making a little bit. You really need over 1,000/day and a tightly focused blog to get any significant ads at all. Problem with this blog is it is not that tightly focused. I had an advertiser, but he wanted $25/month and I told him to walk. At this point, I probably want something like $60/month or so, or maybe even more.Unless...
By: Robert Lindsay
Problems of Democracy Under Capitalism
2008-06-11 07:13:00 Updated June 18:I've always been opposed to public dishonesty, which is one of my problems with Communist states. They lied about so many things that now even when they tell the truth, people figure that "All Communists lie," so they are unlikely to be believed even when they are honest. You get a "boy who cried wolf" syndrome.Well, capitalists are pretty much the same. Almost all capitalists will always lie to defend their own interests. That is why whenever a businessman or business interest is quoted in the paper on some controversial issue, they are almost always lying. So it seems that in order to be a businessman in capitalist society, one must lie continuously.There are cultures, such as Arab, Japanese, Thai and Filipino culture, where lying is definitely a state of art. American society proscribes all lying as evil, and your average American will tell you that he never lies. The Japanese mindset, which I subscribe to, is, "Only an idiot never tells a lie."So there is a time...
By: Robert Lindsay
The Business of News: a Challenge for Journalism’s Next Generation
2008-06-08 07:51:00 American journalists have a major responsibility: working on democracy’s free press to inform citizens and officials about local, national and world events as well as to provide a measure of public accountability for all institutions and their members. In June 2002, a number of prominent journalists, publishers, news executives and deans of journalism and communications schools came to a daylong...
By: Asiaing.com
More Evidence of Poor Journalism At The Morning Call
2008-05-29 21:18:00 The caption of a photograph (pictured left) featured on MCall.com that was released by the Whitehall Township Police Department reads, "Surveillance camera image of suspect allegedly using a stolen credit card on May 15 at Best Buy on MacArthur Road in Whitehall Township." The reporting was done by Tracy Jordan of The Morning Call.Sorry TMC, but that picture is not from Best Buy, it's from The Sports Authority.The pitiful efforts continued in the report with the misspelling of Whitehall, which was spelled "Whitewall."I am by no means a master of grammar or spelling, but I'm not a dominating news source either. This is just another example of poor journalism from the crew at The Morning Call. Don't be surprised if the errors are corrected without being noted.UPDATE: At 11:25 PM, the report is still erroneous. I doubt it will be changed.
By: AJ's Web Blog
The death of journalism, part 2
2008-05-29 19:47:00 I remarked yesterday here about the supposed death of journalism and how I’m not all wrapped up in it. I decided that perhaps a personal perspective is required to exaplin myself; Me at OTB yesterday: -1- You may or may not know I used to work in radio, from the early 70’s to about 1987. Certainly, there was a mystique, an aura of ‘public service’ etc to the profession. And on air folks used to get huge amounts of money for their services. When I was growing up, and getting my chops together, there was a bunch of people I later on in life got to work with, who I greatly respected; they were the local greats around these parts. I was honored to work along side these people who I grew up listening to. I won’t bother mentioning their names, you wouldn’t know most of them, and this thing’s going to get too long as it is. One of them even got to be one of the best freinds I ever had in the world, and I miss him terribly today. They all told the s...
By: BitsBlog
Journalism ?
2008-05-28 12:18:00 Every time I see stories like this I begin to wonder whether or not the author is still Sane. Admittedly those thoughts, disappear a little more quickly when James Joyner is involved, but I have to tell you that I’m getting really, really tired of .the whining about the supposed demise of journalism. Nobody making any of these arguments seems to understand what Matt Drudge understood so very clearly when he started his website, back in the day; Here’s the thing; Journalism, as such, is merely a way to sell printed pages, regardless of what they’re printed on, including photons, hopefully being a way to attract attention to advertisers within the pages, so that the owners of the printing press can make some money. That’s it. Period, end of story. Any higher aspirations for journalism is naught but pretense. anyone who thinks otherwise will doubtless respond to me here with a long diatribe about journalistic ethics, which I have always considered to be a cont...
By: BitsBlog
Citizen journalism
2008-05-27 01:51:00 Along time journey, information flow is easier to be reached and spread. And that likewise technology that deliver that information which develop so fast. And Today, Public as the last object at serving and providing information very profited. On the other side, there are many media company that provide information so aggressive, so that information business become something so interest. This
By: voice of lampung
Dispatches 'In God's Name' - Liberal intolerance and poor Journalism.
2008-05-22 17:48:00 Channel 4 in the UK showed a program last night called 'In God's Name' and was placed in their Dispatches series of programs. Click HERE for a very good article and analysis of the program. Also views on the Embryology Bill.
The Morning Call Continues With Poor Journalism
2008-05-20 06:02:00 After a week full of crime and murder, Allentwon Mayor Ed Pawlowski gave a ridiculous presentation to some members of the Kiwanis Club (not all of whom are Allentown residents) at a Denny's Restaurant. I hope he at least left a tip this time... The Mayor claims that the city is headed in the right direction, but that's not what this blog is about. I'm writing to further point out the piece of shit article by Paul Muschick of The Morning Call. The Morning Call teamed up with Muhlenberg College and conducted a poll of just 405 people, which is about the minimum needed for it to be deemed "credible." It's no secret that The Morning Call wrote an article favoring Pawlowski and once again failed to report the complete truth. The poll was poorly conducted and shouldn't be held "credible" by any means whatsoever. Pawlowski is in a world of his own and The Morning Call loves to make it appear as reality.Dottie, Michael, and Bernie have all already voiced their opinions and now I'm goi...
By: AJ's Web Blog
NYC journalism professor Irving Rosenthal dies
(AP)
2008-05-19 20:25:00 AP - Irving Rosenthal, who taught journalism at the City College of New York for 40 years and became a mentor to some of the country's top reporters, has died. He was 95.
Repórter Inexperiente: Los Hermanos em ?Looser Journalism?
2008-05-18 21:43:00 Essa é das boas e antigas… (daria um bom episódio para o CQC - repóter inexperiente) No austero âmbito do jornalismo preguiçoso e sem critérios, que não utiliza nem a pesquisa do meio virtual para garantir as verificações das informações vigentes da pauta a cumprir, pode-se surgir questões a respeito da construção de factóides, fait divers ...
By: EitaPiula!net
Blogging and Journalism, Like Art and Porn
2008-05-16 23:39:00 People often ask me what I do and when I tell them, they say “oh, you’re a blogger.” Ahem. Let me say that again. I write for a company that publishes several ebusiness publications, but mainly for just the flagship. But don’t confuse me with what is typically thought of as a blogger. I use the shift key and punctuation. Generally, I write with complete sentences unless I can justify it artistically. My grammar–on the first go ’round–is often impeccable, as is my spelling. I have standards, a background, degrees, certifications. I am a writer, and I am stuck-up about it. And sometimes I blog, not that there’s anything wrong with that. Yes, I did begin a sentence with a conjunction. Want to make something of it? But I don’t consider myself, not full time anyway, a blogger. Anyone can blog; not everybody has something to say. What’s the difference between being a writer and a blogger? That’s a tough question. Seem...
By: WorknPlay
Database of African Journalism Schools
2008-05-16 11:15:00 Source: OCPA 204 This database was compiled by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation’s (UNESCO) Programme in Communication and Information, as part of the “Building Professional and Institutional Capacity for Media Training” initiative. In collaboration with Rhodes University’s School of Journalism and Media Studies (South Africa) and the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille ...
Salute to journalism
2008-05-16 05:22:00 I am now a productive member of society … I got my first job in the medical field! I start as an anesthesia tech for Huntsville Hospital on Monday. What is an anesthesia tech? Excellent question! I was too busy trying to make a good first impression that I forgot to ask. I am sure that whatever it is I ...
U.S.-Mexican trucking experiment in slow lane for now!
2008-05-15 00:46:00 Back in February, Mexico Trucker received a request for an interview, an occurrence that is fairly common reflecting the success of this site. Jessica Meyers, a UC Berkeley Grad student expressed interest in talking to us about the Cross Border Program. On March 29, 2008, we spent a pleasant day with her and her accomplished photographer, ...
By: Mexico Trucker
You call that journalism?
2008-05-13 01:26:00 Tim Eberly of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution really needs to learn some journalism basics: A 24-year-old man shot and killed a teenage intruder Friday after the youth and some other juveniles tried to break into the his northwest Atlanta home, police said. The shooting occurred around 1:15 p.m. at 1426 Hawkins St., off Chappell Road, police said. The victim was 16 years old, said Lt. Keith Meadows, commander of the Atlanta Police Department homicide unit. His name was not made public Friday afternoon. Let’s do a little basic editing.  The victim of the crime was the home owner.  The decedent, was not the victim. He was the perp, now a dead perp. The age of the decedent, perp, is simply not relevant. The home owner, defender, had neither the time nor the obligation to check the perp’s age before defending his property. Technorati Tags: Atlanta, Chappell Road, Constitution, Crime, journalism, Lt. Keith Meadows, northwest Atlanta, owner, property, Tim ...
By: BitsBlog
Internship Writer Editor Travel Channel WorldHum
2008-05-11 01:48:00 InternshipWriter Editor For The Travel Channel WorldHum.comTravel Entertainment WritingCompany: Cox CommunicationsJob Category:Rate / Fee: $0.00 / HourlyLocation: Chevy Chase, MarylandCreation Date: Thursday, April 17, 2008DescriptionClassification:- This is a Full Time positionCompensation: There is no assistance available for relocation.About Travel ChannelLaunched in February 1987, and recently acquired by Cox Enterprises, the Travel Channel is the only television network devoted exclusively to travel entertainment. The Travel Channel, in 88 million U.S. homes, is a dedicated and trusted window on the world, bringing knowledge, insight and information to a community of people who want to experience their world and satisfy their curiosity. From the inspiration on-air, to the planning and booking online, to providing mobile text, audio and video content on the ground, to creating an online travel community for consumers to share their experiences at TravelChannel.com when the voyage...
The future of investigative journalism?
2008-05-07 19:23:00 The future of investigative journalism? Books, according to ex-WSJ Managing Editor Norman Pearlstine. Pearlstine doesn?t believe the newspaper business model will support the kind of long-form, investigative journalism that many of the top reporters and editors have spent their careers pursuing. Case in point: the Washington Post?s recent 17,000-word, four-part series on IED?s in Iraq. Great story, ...
By: Adrian Monck
Courage and impotence in journalism
2008-05-07 10:04:00 There is an exceptional and very poignant post from a sacked Chinese journalist translated and reproduced at the China Digital Times. I am afraid of other people praising me as a brave newspaperman, because I know I am full of fear in my heart. I did write some commentaries on current affairs, and edited some articles ...
By: Adrian Monck
Business bad. Journalism good.
2008-05-07 09:46:00 Jon Friedman has a walk down ethics lane today, prompting Ken Auletta to come out with this distinctly non-counter-intuitive take on why ethical lapses occur. (And in the words of the song - ?Stop me if you think you?ve heard this one before.?) ?Declining circulation, falling advertising revenues, and the swooning stock value of traditional news ...
By: Adrian Monck
Kompas Cyber Media Got Hacked?
2008-05-05 05:32:00 Kompas Cyber Media [Link] might’ve received a pleasant surprise gift on World Press Freedom Day. Rumours have been going around concerning the deface of the news portal last 3rd May around noon time, eventhough it has been actively functioning for the last couple of days. One of the site’s visitor report-ed the occurence on mediacare mailing list and taken a screenshot of the presumably defaced web page. Internationally, this year’s World Press ...
I Really Don't Want To, But I Have To, My Two Cents on the Journalism v. Bl
2008-05-02 01:20:00 OK, I know this horse is dead, and intentionally stayed out of this disaster because it's a no-win for anyone. Others have taken a turn in expressing their opinion on the subject as well.I had my own varying level of opinion on the subject, and while there is no doubt I'm infinitely qualified to
By: A Wikia Wiki
CNN's John King Uses Journalism To Express Racial Opinion
2008-04-28 04:58:00 CNN's John King is a normally steady hand at reporting, but this night he took a wrong turn into a discussion for which he could not be objective, but uses the cover of reporting objectivity to make an emotional and disagreeable point. He did this in the AC/360 Blog post he wrote, and I've linked to here. This is the response I wrote there: I think the main problem is that the "process" of hearing what Rev. Wright says has been so distorted that some people -- not all -- tune out what he's saying after the original sound-bites have been aired. I think both John King and Merle Black are very guilty of this "myopic hearing" if you will. John, for actively seeking out someone who's Black to do John's talking for him, and Mr. Black, who's the willing participant in that process. This covers up the real need to hear not just what Rev. Wright has said, but who also said it. Let's take 9-11: anyone who looks at our history without blinders knows that Somalia was the birthplac...
ASIAN COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM - Admissions Open for 2008 - 2009
2008-04-27 22:30:00 ASIAN COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM - Admissions Open for 2008 - 2009 ASIAN COLLEGE OF JOURNALISMKasturi Centre, 124, Wallajah Road,Chennai - 600002IndiaTelephone: 91-44-28418254/55 91-44-28526227/49 Fax: 91-44-28418253 Email: asian_media@vsnl.comASIAN COLLEGE OF JOURNALISM - Admissions EligibilityCollege or university graduates in any discipline and students awaiting their degree examination results are eligible to apply for admission to the ACJ. Although most of the students admitted will be from India, the College expects to offer a certain number of places to suitable candidates from elsewhere in South Asia and from other parts of the world.ExaminationCandidates short-listed after a careful assessment of applications, will take an entrance examination on May 25, 2008. The examination will be administered in Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Kochi, New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Patna, Thiruvananthapuram and possibly other cities, depending on the number of applications receiv... |
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