Treading a Fine Line by Teaching Journalism in China
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At the more progressive campuses, there is a struggle between those who say the media should serve the state, and those who see them as independent monitors.
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Three Varied Tools for Blogging With a Hand-Held
Being a dedicated blogger once meant accepting life as a laptop nomad or being shackled to a desktop workstation.
Now, with a mobile device and the right apps, bloggers barely need to touch a conventional keypad to keep readers sated. Popular blogging services like Blogger, Tumblr and WordPress have free apps for Android and Apple, and while those apps are sometimes flawed, they’re generally good enough to download.
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What Journalists Need for the Future
In a guest post Alexandra Stark, Swiss journalist and Head of Studies at MAZ – the Swiss School of Journalism, argues that it’s time for journalists to take action on business models for supporting journalism. Stark proposes a broadened set of skills and a new structure to enable greater involvement from journalists, while also fostering further teaching of such skills.
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