The St. Louis chapter of the Society for Professional Journalists will hold an all-day journalism boot camp at Webster University Sept. 21 for high-school and college students, recent graduates and newsroom interns. Professional reporters, editors and photographers from the St. Louis area will coach campers on the art of interviewing, video editing, real-world newsroom ethics
COMPILED FOR GJR / The supposed “irony” of whistleblower Edward Snowden seeking asylum in countries such as Ecuador and Venezuela has become a media meme. Numerous articles, op-eds, reports and editorials in outlets such as the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, NPR and MSNBC have hammered on this idea since
On March 27, reader Laurance Strait replied to a Feb. 8 column by Gateway Journalism Review publisher William H. Freivogel with this email: "The reason civil libertarians and others are upset with Obama's novel extra-judicial killing doctrine in part is in how it has been applied. Your characterization would be more persuasive to me if
In celebration of March Madness and the thrill of sports, the Society of Professional Journalists is presenting “March Madness: Covering the Wide World of Sports” for this month’s News at Noon speaker series in St. Louis, which takes place March 14 in the AT&T Room of the Missouri History Museum (co-sponsor of the event), located
Roland Klose has been hired as the new business editor of the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Klose has been business editor at the Commercial Appeal in Memphis for the past three years, but he has held a wide variety of jobs in journalism during his career.