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Join SPJ on Inauguration Day – only $45!
It’s time to #PressthePrez. The Society of Professional Journalists is the nation’s most broad-based journalism organization, fighting on behalf of journalism and the First Amendment since 1909. The Society has fought for the Freedom of Information Act, for open government … Continue reading
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St. Louis SPJ adds to chorus for New Voices Act
The following was presented to the Missouri House of Representatives last month in support of the Walter Cronkite New Voices Act. It has since been passed by the House and has been sent to the state Senate. Please feel free … Continue reading
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St. Louis SPJ condemns attacks on the press in Ferguson
As confrontations between protesters and police continue in Ferguson, the St. Louis Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists condemns all attacks on the press, including the arrest of two reporters Wednesday. According to multiple news stories, St. Louis County … Continue reading
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Tagged al jazeera, carlos restrepo, david sheets, ferguson, first amendment, freedom of speech, huffington post, michael brown, new york times, protesters, right to know, st. louis county police, tammy merrett, twitter, washington post
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Learn how to use data and mapping tools to find news stories
Learn the basics about mining information online for stories and reports when Walker Moskop, data reporter at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, demonstrates how he uses government data and mapping tools to find news, add depth to coverage, and create unique online content for … Continue reading
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Tagged bixby's restaurant, data mining, david sheets, gis, investigative journalism, missouri history museum, open data, post-dispatch, public access, SPJ, st. louis, walker moskop
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