Embedding Journalists in Academe
"Might the academy pick up where (and when) corporate ownership of newspapers ends?" The Chronicle of Higher Education looks at the prospects.
Northeastern News
Getting the scoop on international reporting
Northeastern journalism students enrolled in the Dialogue of Civilizations program, “Politics, Religion, Culture and Media in the Arab World” discuss their experiences.
Continuity Planning
These pages offer resources to help instructors continue teaching in the event that classroom instruction must be interrupted.
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Shortcuts to our collections
"Don’t wait to be deprived of news to stand up and fight for it"
- Reporters without Borders
Features
- Tracking the Life and Death of News
- Getting Current: Recent Demographic Trends in Metropolitan America (pdf)
- Freedom of the Press, 2008
- Charlie Rose: The Future of Newpapers
- State of the News Media 2009
- Attacks on the Press in 2008
- TVNewser
- Media Channel
- Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism
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