Traditional print and broadcast journalists are responsible for the news on the internet, in newspapers, on television and over the radio. Newer forms of media – including social media, blogs ...

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Cheryl Conway will return as the instructor of the certificate course. She teaches Journalism I and 2 at SCCC and has decades of experience as a reporter and editor at community newspapers and ...

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The key step, however, is simply acknowledging journalism’s class problem. Those responsible for hiring decisions at news organizations should be aware that some socioeconomic groups are ...

Eleven journalists will be inducted in the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame 2025 class. This story has been ... newspaper's marquee journalism and maintained an online stylebook called the Bugle ...

While traditional journalism is changing in many ways, increasing numbers of Americans are watching network and cable television news, and online radio is continuing to secure new and loyal listeners.