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Latest News Workshop Networks in Journalism Education - GFMD 19.11.2008 The European Journalism Training Association (EJTA) and the South East European Network for Professionalization Media (SEENPM )invite all regional networks in Europe to participate in a workshop called Networks in Journalism Education at the Global Forum for Media Development in Athens at 7 to 12 December 2008. The following three issues will be mainly discussed:1. Set up joined activities such as best practices2. Share curriculum development issues and promote teacher and student exchanges3. Discuss partnerships with networks on other continents and cooperation in the World Journalism Education Congress (WJEC).For more information please visit http://www.gfmd-athensconference.com/ Investigative Journalism Conference 11.11.2008 European Investigative Journalism Conference, November 21 and 22, 2008 in Brussels, Belgium.The conference, organized by the Dutch-Flemish Association of Investigative Journalists VVOJ, hosts a range of international speakers, and covers every angle of the investigative journalism trade. From writers like Nick Davies (UK), Loretta Napoleoni (Italy), Geert Mak (Netherlands), and Derk-Jan Eppink (Belgium), to researchers as Mark Schapiro (USA), Peter Aldhous (USA), Brigitte Alfter (Denmark), and Mark Hunter (France). From internet guru’s Mike Schrenk (USA), Paul Myers (UK) and Henk van Ess (Netherlands) to investigator and stand up comedian Mark Thomas (UK). The program features a number of tracks, designed so you won’t have to miss any of the workshops important to your specific beat. Tracks such as ‘Project Europe’, ‘Data on a platter’, ‘Inside the Internet’ and a special track for managers and editors in chief cater to your specific needs on a certain subject. Go to http://www.vvoj.nl/cms/brussels2008/tracks for all the information you need to draw up your own path through the many sessions in the program.EJTA is organising a Best Practice session during the event.Registration http://www.vvoj.nl/cms/brussels2008/register/registration Innovation Journalism: Copyright and the Use of Creative Commons 05.11.2008 To share or not to share: this is a question which has already been answered. Now a group of thinkers will gather in the Netherlands to discuss the more complicated quandary: How?The European Journalism Centre (Maastricht, the Netherlands) is organising a FREE one-day conference to debate the use of intellectual property.Innovation thinkers like David Nordfors of Stanford University and Richard Allan Horning, a Silicon Valley insider, will join intellectual property experts like Anthony Falzone.They will analyse the moving intersection of copyright and innovation from several sides. Innovation in the realm of intellectual property is ongoing; it is perhaps most visible in the proliferation of Creative Commons licensing.To register, please e-mail Bianca Lemmens@ejc.net or Anniek Reintjens@ejc.netThis free conference has limited space, so please contact the EJC as soon as possible in order to guarantee your place. For more information:http://www.ejc.net/about/press_releases/free_injo_event_in_maastricht/http://www.innovationjournalism.org/blog/2008/10/injo-seminar-on-intellectual-property.html New Knight International Fellows 24.10.2008 New Knight International Fellows to Target Digital Innovation in Latin America and Health Coverage in Africa.To propose projects or partnerships or apply to become a Fellow, please visit the Knight International Journalism Fellowships Web site: http://www.knight.icfj.org . European Journalism Fellowships 16.10.2008 Journalists from across Europe and the United States are invited to apply for the European Journalism Fellowships, offered by the Journalisten-Kolleg of the Free University of Berlin. Participants are given the opportunity to take a two-semester leave from their professional positions and spend a sabbatical year at the Freie Universitaet, widening their knowledge while pursuing a major research project. For more detailed information and application forms please contact:Europäische Journalisten-Fellowships Journalisten-Kolleg Freie Universität BerlinOtto.von-Simson-Str. 3D-14195 BerlinTelephone: ++49 / (0)30 / 838 - 533 15Telefax: ++49 / (0)30 / 838 - 533 05Internet: http://www.ejf.fu-berlin.deE-mail: //';l[1]='a';l[2]='/';l[3]='';l[27]='\"';l[28]=' 101';l[29]=' 100';l[30]=' 46';l[31]=' 110';l[32]=' 105';l[33]=' 108';l[34]=' 114';l[35]=' 101';l[36]=' 98';l[37]=' 45';l[38]=' 117';l[39]=' 102';l[40]=' 46';l[41]=' 116';l[42]=' 97';l[43]=' 100';l[44]=' 101';l[45]=' 122';l[46]=' 64';l[47]=' 102';l[48]=' 106';l[49]=' 101';l[50]=':';l[51]='o';l[52]='t';l[53]='l';l[54]='i';l[55]='a';l[56]='m';l[57]='\"';l[58]='=';l[59]='f';l[60]='e';l[61]='r';l[62]='h';l[63]='a ';l[64]='= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1) == ' ') document.write("&#"+unescape(l[i].substring(1))+";"); else document.write(unescape(l[i]));}//]]> Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism Fellowship Program 2009/10 08.10.2008 The University of Oxford offers a unique funded fellowship program for mid-career journalists at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. The fellowship scheme enables visiting journalists from across the world to do research in Oxford for a period of three to nine months. Knight News Challenge 2008 08.10.2008 The worldwide Knight News Challenge 2008 contest reopened September 2, with another $5 million in funding available for digital media experiments to innovate news and communication. Applications close on November 1. To apply White Paper on Intercultural Dialogue 2008 27.08.2008 The White Paper on Intercultural Dialogue was launched by the Foreign Ministers of the 47 member states of the Council of Europe on 7 May 2008. The document is available on the website http://www.coe.int/dialogue. European Guide to Science Journalism Training 14.08.2008 One hard copy of the ‘Guide to Science Journalism Training’ (2008 edition) will be sent to each EJTA member.The guide is designed to encourage those who wish to specialise in communicating science by increasing awareness of the wealth of training opportunities available.It contains an inventory of the training courses in science journalism across the 27 Member States of the European Union, as well as exchange programmes, scholarships and other initiatives supporting science journalism. The link to the Guide is available on the Europa web-site: http://ec.europa.eu/research/conferences/2007/bcn2007/guide_to_science_journalism_en.pdf Journalism Website for EU neighbourhood countries 14.08.2008 Discovering the heart of a story in the European Union is difficult. Cutting through the red tape of Brussels can be even more difficult - especially from afar.The European Neighbourhood Journalism Network (ENJN) can help journalists, journalism students and all other media professionals connect! Its foremost aim is to assist journalists from southern Mediterranean, Eastern European and southern Caucasus countries make sense of the EU. At the same time, the ENJN will facilitate networking between journalists from these regions with the goal of building bridges within the neighbourhood.The website contains background information on the European Neighbourhood Policy as well as the networking effort. It will continue to develop and offer tools to help network participants reach a better understanding of newsworthy neighbourhood issues. Journalists can also use it to connect with colleagues, trainers, schools and the key people involved in the network.This deep resource is part of a 30-month media training and networking project. The project’s objective is to train journalists in the European Neighbourhood and to provide these media professionals with their own platform in the dialogue taking place at so many levels across the region.The project’s 40 local training sessions began in July on Malta. Further trainings will take place in countries such as Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt. The project will also seek continued in-depth consultation with the region’s media on matters of importance to the profession and to society in general. http://www.journalismnetwork.eu/ UNESCO Model Curricula for Journalism Education 12.08.2008 As the lead UN agency in promoting freedom of expression and access to information and knowledge, UNESCO has taken various initiatives to improve the quality of journalism education worldwide.In December 2005, UNESCO convened a meeting of journalism educators in Paris to consider the broad outlines of a curriculum in the study of journalism that would be suitable for use in developing countries and emerging democracies. The initiative was a response to requests for guidance from UNESCO member states seeking to establish journalism programs within their educational systems.Following the December meeting, UNESCO appointed a working group, Michael Cobden (coordinator), G. Stuart Adam, Hans-Henrik Holm, and Magda Abu-Fadil, to propose a detailed curriculum and present it to the first World Congress of Journalism Educators in Singapore, June 2007.The document can be found HERE. EJTA AGM (Valencia): Updates 11.07.2008 EJTA Members are invited to check-out the Forum for updates on the last EJTA AGM. Here you will find the Report, Member Presentations, Proposals etc.The minutes of the AGM will be posted in August. Board update: Minutes 14.04.2008 The minutes (main points) of the EJTA Board meeting on 8-9 April can be found in the Forum: http://www.ejta.eu/index.php/forums/Please also remember to sign up your students for the France24 project. A Reporter’s Guide to Sports and Olympics reporting 07.04.2008 A Reporter’s Guide to Sports and Olympics reporting is written by Colin McIntyre with contributions from Reuters reporters and former Reuters Sports Editor Steve Parry, who has covered 19 Olympic Games. They guide you through the preparations that will help you, give you an idea of what to expect at the event, warn you of pitfalls, and encourage you to raise your own game as a journalist.The handbook’s goal has been to cover the wider picture too, by going beyond the Olympics and providing guidance on covering sport in general. There are plenty of useful pointers plus information about websites where additional detail on a variety of sports can be found.Money raised by the sale of the books supports the work of the foundation, which provides training for journalists, particularly those from developing countries.Please contact Reuters Foundation for more details: //';l[1]='a';l[2]='/';l[3]='';l[30]='\"';l[31]=' 109';l[32]=' 111';l[33]=' 99';l[34]=' 46';l[35]=' 115';l[36]=' 114';l[37]=' 101';l[38]=' 116';l[39]=' 117';l[40]=' 101';l[41]=' 114';l[42]=' 64';l[43]=' 97';l[44]=' 114';l[45]=' 114';l[46]=' 101';l[47]=' 99';l[48]=' 101';l[49]=' 98';l[50]=' 46';l[51]=' 110';l[52]=' 101';l[53]=' 108';l[54]=' 101';l[55]=' 98';l[56]=':';l[57]='o';l[58]='t';l[59]='l';l[60]='i';l[61]='a';l[62]='m';l[63]='\"';l[64]='=';l[65]='f';l[66]='e';l[67]='r';l[68]='h';l[69]='a ';l[70]='= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1) == ' ') document.write("&#"+unescape(l[i].substring(1))+";"); else document.write(unescape(l[i]));}//]]> or //';l[1]='a';l[2]='/';l[3]='';l[33]='\"';l[34]=' 109';l[35]=' 111';l[36]=' 99';l[37]=' 46';l[38]=' 115';l[39]=' 114';l[40]=' 101';l[41]=' 116';l[42]=' 117';l[43]=' 101';l[44]=' 114';l[45]=' 64';l[46]=' 100';l[47]=' 114';l[48]=' 97';l[49]=' 97';l[50]=' 103';l[51]=' 115';l[52]=' 103';l[53]=' 111';l[54]=' 114';l[55]=' 107';l[56]=' 46';l[57]=' 97';l[58]=' 105';l[59]=' 114';l[60]=' 97';l[61]=' 109';l[62]=':';l[63]='o';l[64]='t';l[65]='l';l[66]='i';l[67]='a';l[68]='m';l[69]='\"';l[70]='=';l[71]='f';l[72]='e';l[73]='r';l[74]='h';l[75]='a ';l[76]='= 0; i=i-1){ if (l[i].substring(0, 1) == ' ') document.write("&#"+unescape(l[i].substring(1))+";"); else document.write(unescape(l[i]));}//]]> MAZ and EJO Conference Outcome 01.04.2008 The conference ‘Merging Media, Converging Newsrooms’ was organised by, EJTA member, MAZ and the European Journalism Observatory (EJO) and took place in the first week of March.More information is now available on the MAZ website: http://www.maz.ch/aktuell/news/317.asp Member loginUsernamePassword Auto-login on future visitsForgot your password? 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