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Monthly Archives: December 2010
A look at 2010 through political cartoons
2010 is almost behind us and with it goes another year in which we in the media marched in lock step on how we covered and analyzed the big stories, right? Wrong! What better way to see how the news … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, belleville news democrat, blue state, david sheets, glenn mccoy, lucas park grille, political cartoons, post-dispatch, r.j. matson, red state, society for professional journalists, SPJ, washington avenue, year in review
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SPJ national president: Ethics is key in WikiLeaks debate
Whether the nonprofit media site WikiLeaks practices journalism isn’t subject to debate, says SPJ national president Hagit Limor. Instead, it’s the ethics of dumping classified information online that needs review. “The real question all of us should be asking has … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, ethics, hagit limor, Journalism, julian assange, SPJ, wikileaks
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CBS offers freelance writing opportunities in St. Louis
The community news beat is expanding in St. Louis, and you can be a part of it. Area freelance writers are needed immediately to contribute content to a new community oriented Web page served by Helium.com, the peer-reviewed citizen journalism … Continue reading
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Tagged cbs local, citizen journalism, freelance, freelance writers, helium, news, reporting, sarah menesale, SPJ, st. louis
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