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1. Former ABC Journalist Outed ABC News Anonymous Source to FBI? February 10, 2012 Christopher Isham, currently a vice president at CBS News and a former ABC News employee, has been accused of being a government informant after the Center for Public Integrity reported on a secret FBI memo. The CPI, a nonprofit investigative journalism site, reported that in the 1990s, an unnamed "senior official employed at ABC News for over 15 years" gave a tip to the FBI and turned over the identity of a confidential source to the bureau. The memo further reveals that the journalist had given the FBI “highly accurate and reliable information in the past." Gawker took the descrip... (read more) Author: Jennifer Cardwell

2. Variety In Canadian Magazines September 10, 2011 There are many Canadian magazines available when you want to keep up with all of Canada’s aspects of life, from the economic to the political. You can even keep up with your favorite celebrities and other events on the international scene with some familiar Canadian magazines. You can explore the Canadian outdoors and read profiles of extraordinary everyday Canadians around the country. You may even find a few regional publications that focus on specific Canadian cities. For instance, you can read able current affairs. Not only do you get top-notch journalism and investigative reporti... (read more) Author: rochelle l

3. Substandard Safety Record of British Petroleum! July 15, 2011 Disregarding safety issues always prove to be disastrous, and this was exactly the case in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. A recent report by ProPublica, an independent non-profit newsroom that does investigative journalism in public interest, reveals the substandard safety record of British Petroleum. This report highlights a few incidents where BP ignored safety issues to reduce production costs. A person closely associated with BP leaked some of the documents concerning internal safety investigations to ProPublica. Alaskan oil spill: The story of BP’s safety record starts from the well-k... (read more) Author: oil mbs

4. Gateway to Success: Courses in Media April 08, 2011 The course in Mass Communication is known to be the most popular in the whole country. The career in mass communication has been existed in the country since long time but now it has been focused. The institute in metropolitan city and state capital are offering the course in journalism and mass communication at both the undergraduate and post graduate levels. There are also many such institutes which are offering the online journalism course. There are many such job opportunities which is available in the field of mass communication where one needs to travel to different places. One can sur... (read more) Author: wlc college

5. Bamboo's place in the field of sustainable agriculture April 07, 2011 With deep gratitude to the investigative journalism of Michael Pollan and to the burgeoning intrusion of natural fiber alternatives into the fashion industry, the general public is growing increasingly aware of the need for a revival of sustainable agriculture. In a climate of concern and sometimes desperation, buzzwords like green, organic and sustainable may be cast into the breeze like so many granules of pollen, but they mean little without a proper context for understanding the roots of this thorny issue. Agronomy is not a subject to be mastered overnight, but one to be studied over the s... (read more) Author: bambu batu

6. Discover the Scary World of Russell Solomon February 04, 2011 Los Angeles really isn’t known as the archaeological capital of the world, so you might think that it is a little strange that a young Southern California man might have such a fixation on bones, digs and ancient civilizations. But Russell Solomon is one such man who turned his love for archaeology and paleontology into a career as a popular journalist and fiction writer. To most people, Russell Solomon is known as an extremely successful journalist in the Los Angeles areas who has written covered everything from Hollywood stories to investigative journalism. But now, his venture into the... (read more) Author: Noah Houde

7. Different Types of Journalism October 16, 2010 Journalism helps to explain the events that impact our lives and is developed in a number of forms and styles. Each journalistic form and style uses different techniques and writes for different purposes and audiences. There are five principal types of journalism: investigative, news, reviews, columns and feature writing. What form of journalism are you interested in? - Investigative. Investigative journalism aims to uncover the truth about a particular subject, person, or event. While investigative journalism is based on the basic principle underlying all journalism—verification a... (read more) Author: Australian College of Journalism

8. Journalism in the movies September 19, 2010 For many people, the escapism that the movies provide into someone else's world and life can inspire movie goers to follow in certain characters' footsteps. Die Hard spurred a generation of wannabe policemen, while the Endless Summer roused a throng of surfers chasing the perfect wave. Journalism movies have had a similar effect. The story hunting and investigative excitement of pursuing a groundbreaking or landmark investigation has inspired many young reporters to follow suit. Journalism movies often emphasise the best aspects and functions of its role in society - such as holding th... (read more) Author: Australian College of Journalism

9. No Award for Ivory's Inaccurate Atrazine Story April 09, 2010 The Huffington Post Investigative Fund’s Danielle Ivory was a finalist for the Investigative Reporters and Editors investigative journalism award for an article she wrote on atrazine. Maybe she didn’t win because her story was inaccurate. Sure, I crossed over to the “dark side” leaving newspaper journalism for public relations, but I still remember my news roots. Those roots go back to ink-scented offices at my college newspaper, then at the historic Emporia Gazette in Emporia, Kan. The pay wasn’t great, but I gained a fortune in news smarts from some amazing (and often grumpy) editors. ... (read more) Author: Sue Schulte

10. Austin Financial News 512 227 6921 March 05, 2010 Austin TX Community NewsThe Austin Free Press is an occurance innovative and awesome around Austin.It is truly free media, not only on the internet but additionally in a hardcopy editionrapidly growing, it welcomes contributors who've been disenfranchised by mass media channels along with other Austin area papers.is undoubtedly receptive to contributors that have something significant to say and want to say it.Addressing a wide gamut of topics through editorials, strong investigative journalism as well as very creative contributions in the shape of political satire cartoons, songs as well as ... (read more) Author: Eli Chandler

11. Austin Bloggers 512 227 6921 March 01, 2010 Austin IndymediaThe Austin Free Press is an occurance brand-new and exciting around Austin.It's genuinely free media, not only on the web but additionally in a hardcopy editionrapidly increasing, it welcomes contributors that have been disenfranchised from mass newspaper and tv and other Austin community newspaper publishers.is without a doubt receptive to contributors who have something useful to state and also desire to articulate it.Spanning a broad gamut of matters through editorials, solid investigative journalism and also imaginative input through the form of political satire cartoons... (read more) Author: Eli Chandler

12. Add great value to your event with Keynote Speaker February 03, 2010 Vishwa gives large and ever-increasing percentages of his income to charitable causes: With direct financial donations to causes of disaster relief, investigative journalism, free medical treatment for the needy and funding for individual and social wellness. A shining example of this is the direct sponsorship of a new research on laughteryoga at a prestigious research facility in India. Through the active vehicle of the Vishwas Trust, a not-for-profit charitable trust that Vishwa has founded in India to provide quality entrepreneurship training to the needy. This trust has for year... (read more) Author: Vishwa Prakash

13. Austin Local Newspaper January 28, 2010 Austin Free NewsThe Austin Free Press is something exciting and new in Austin. rapidly expanding, it welcomes contributors who have been disenfranchised by mass media and other Austin newspapers. instead of just maybe getting a letter to the editor released in other papers, The Austin Free Press is open to contributors who have something crucial to point out and wish to say it. Covering a wide gamut of issues thru editorials, solid investigative journalism and creative contributions in the shape of political satire cartoons, music and videos, The Austin Free Press Most mass media is... (read more) Author: Dallas Lawson

14. Austin Local News January 25, 2010 Austin BloggersThe Austin Free Press is something exciting and new in Austin. It is really free media, not just online but also in a hard copy edition quickly expanding, it welcomes contributors who have been disenfranchised by mass media and other Austin newspapers. instead of just maybe getting a letter to the editor published in other papers, The Austin Free Press is open to contributors who have something important to assert and need to say it. Covering a wide gamut of issues through editorials, solid investigative journalism and creative contributions in the form of political sat... (read more) Author: Emmanuel Macias

15. Hiring Middle East Journalism Staff & Middle East Production Services January 21, 2010 Middle East journalism & Middle East Production Services – both have come a long way. It will be apt to say that Middle East journalism & Middle East Production services have finally arrived. There are several recognized leaders in providing high quality, investigative Journalism and crew and production services throughout the Middle East. These d Middle East Production Service providers comprise fully-equipped, experienced crews for Medias like, the television, corporate, or cinema productions etc. The crews are professional and can either work autonomously or with field producers as t... (read more) Author: Fabiola Groshan

16. Iran Charges US-Iranian Journalist With Spying April 08, 2009 Iranian authorities say American-Iranian journalist Roxana Saberi will stand trial next week on charges of spying. Deputy Prosecutor Hassan Haddad announced the espionage case Wednesday, more than two months after Saberi was detained in Tehran's Evin prison. An investigative judge, identified only by his last name, Heidarifard, involved in the case told Iranian state television that Saberi used journalism as a cover to pass classified information to U.S. intelligence services. The charge is far more serious than officials initially indicated. She was earlier accused of working illegally in the... (read more)

17. Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author David Halberstam Dies April 24, 2007 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author David Halberstam died Monday. Halberstam's coverage of the Vietnam War earned the enmity of two American presidential administrations. But it set a new standard in investigative journalism, as we hear in this report . In many ways, David Halberstam was the typical, American success story. This son of Eastern European Jewish immigrants attended one of the very best schools in America - Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. But, by his own admission, he did not do very well there. "I was someone who did better in life after college than in ... (read more)

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