Archive: Dec 2000

It’s the Old West in the New East

By Rakesh Kalshian• Features• December 15, 2000

In India, dot-coms create a gold rush for journalists but so far not much gold. Read more

Independent Journalism Meets Business Realities on The Web

By Danny Schechter• Technology• December 15, 2000

‘Who is going to pay for independent voices to be heard?’ Read more

Independent Journalism Meets Business Realities on The Web

By Danny Schechter• Technology• December 15, 2000

‘Who is going to pay for independent voices to be heard?’ Read more

Training Tomorrow’s Journalists in a Global Medium

By Jerome Aumente• Journalist’s Trade• December 15, 2000

This digital era demands new imagination in education. Read more

Needed: Help From Journalism Schools

By Anders Gyllenhaal• Journalist’s Trade• December 15, 2000

Anders Gyllenhaal, Executive Editor of The News & Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina, made the keynote presentation at the Pew Center for Civic Journalism luncheon on August 10 at The Association for Education in Journalism and Media Communications’ annual convention … Read more

Journalists Won’t Miss This ‘Deadline’

By Don Aucoin• Journalist’s Trade• December 15, 2000

TV drama’s portrayal of a newspaper columnist was more sleuth than truth. Read more

Web Journalism Crosses Many Traditional Lines

By David Weir• Technology• December 15, 2000

‘Why shouldn’t journalists help create a new model for financing our work?’ Read more

Gathering Context and Contacts

By Bill Graves• Journalist’s Trade• December 15, 2000

A listserv is an invaluable resource for education reporters. Read more

The Internet as a Reporter’s Tool

By Jim Morrill• Journalist’s Trade• December 15, 2000

‘I’d be lost without it.’ Read more

Goliath Arrives and a Few Davids Depart

By Blair Tindall• Journalist’s Trade• December 15, 2000

In a Vietnamese enclave, community publications feel pressure from Knight Ridder. Read more