Join us and Neal Cortell, veteran financial television journalist, for a preview of his political-news documentary, “The Media” on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The film, still in progress, examines the corporate…
Here’s a refrain I hear all the time: Journalists are getting laid off every day. Newspapers are closing. Magazines are shrinking. Broadcast news is in steady decline. Journalistic web sites…
Here is some great reading and viewing for a sunny September day: The Class of ’10 already is coming on strong: Hannah Rappleye’s Craft story about the closing of the…
Prof. Sarah Bartlett, director of urban and business journalism at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, will participate in a panel addressing the recession’s impact on news organizations at the…
A discussion of a Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting project on Jamaica, that includes essays, poetry, stories, and four short documentaries to be aired on WNET’s WorldFocus. DATE: Tuesday, Sept.…
Dean Steve Shepard and David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker, had a discussion about The New Yorker‘s role in the changing media landscape, the future of long-form magazine journalism,…
Some good news to kick off the Fall semester: The News Service’s election coverage is a finalist in the Online News Association awards, marking more well-deserved recognition of our school-wide…
A delegation from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism is in Aspen, CO this week to lead a discussion on sustainable models for gathering and disseminating news. The J-School group,…
Charles Kabonero, a Rwandan newspaper editor who recently fled his country to escape constant harassment, criminal charges, and threats to his security, has been named the CUNY Graduate School of…