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Hot Topics

  • Book Review: Understanding Community Media
  • Book Review[s]: Changing Face of Journalism, New New Media, Mass Media Scholarship
  • Book Review: Patronizing the Public: American Philanthropy’s Transformation of Culture, Communication, and the Humanities
  • Book Review: International News Reporting: Frontlines and Deadlines
  • Book Review: Examining Identity in Sports Media
The Roundup

The Roundup

AEJMC members, in their own words, on the future of journalism, classroom challenges, news of the day, and more...

AEJMC aStore

aStore

The AEJMC aStore is an online bookstore devoted to journalism and mass communication publications from the members of AEJMC.


RSS The Chronicle

  • Recruiting Practices Imperil Westwood Campuses in Texas and Denver
  • Pay for Top 14 NCAA Executives Totaled Nearly $6-Million Last Year
  • Audio: Should Colleges Encourage Better Tech/Life Balance?

RSS Nieman

  • Jon Sawyer on what the Pulitzer Center has learned about angel investing in international journalism
  • This Week in Review: What to do with web metrics, Google search goes Instant, and NPR’s local plans
  • Moviefone 2.0: National Post is using Foursquare to add content and context to the Toronto Film Festival
Brad King

Tech Meme

The business of journalism faces a plethora of difficult questions as it transitions from a print-centric world into the networked, digital age.

AEJMC LIVE

AEJMC LIVE

Join the conversation. AEJMC LIVE features conversations between academics and professionals on current topics in journalism


RSS J-Lab

  • The New News
  • Melbourne Writers Festival Closing Address
  • New Philadelphia Enterprise Reporting Fund Offers Ten $5,000 Awards for Collaborative News Projects

RSS Poynter

  • Learn writing and journalism from the pros. Come to Poynter this summer.
  • Truthsquad Shows We Can 'Crowdfight' Culture of Misinformation
  • Run Your Own ONLINE MEDIA BUSINESS
New Research

Research You Can Use

Research You Can Use highlights new research from AEJMC refereed journals that may interest journalists and others for use in continuing education.

Social Media in the Classroom

Social Media in the Classroom

Social Media is changing everything. Nowhere is this more evident than on our college and university campuses.


RSS Mediagazer

  • U.S. News Partners With Loud3r On Content Aggregation Channels (David Kaplan/paidContent)
  • Twitter in content push as it partners with Amex for New York Fashion Week (The Wall Blog)
  • Dissecting the New Vogue.com: How One Magazine Did the Web Right (Jolie O'Dell/Mashable!)

RSS RTNDA

  • Using TV As a Teaching Tool, Post 9/11
  • Why Are Viewers More Aggravated Than Ever With Our Reporting?
  • Money Matters - Story Idea: Debt Collectors

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