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Events and awards

Forthcoming events
24/11/09 The 2009 "Photography Matters" Private View
30/11/09 The 62nd world newspaper congress
21/01/10 The Oxford Media Convention 2010
21/04/10 International Journalism Festival
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Forthcoming awards
The Radio Production Awards 2010 Deadline: 30/11/09
Media Guardian Innovation Awards l(Megas) 2010 Deadline: 04/12/09
The Daniel Pearl Awards for Outstanding International Investigative Reporting Deadline: 15/01/10
Peabody Awards Deadline: 15/01/10
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Events and awards news

Burmese secret cameramen 'Z' and 'T' among Rory Peck Awards winners

Freelance current affairs camera staff working for Channel 4, CNN and Reuters honoured


#newsrw: UK's leading digital journalists join line-up for brand new practical journalism event

An innovative news event about doing - not just talking - shop


#soe09: Times to focus on charging for digital editions; reject micropayments, says editor

James Harding elaborates on paper's plans to charge for digital news


#soe09: BBC looking for local press partnerships; will add RSS newspaper feeds

Hull Daily Mail editor criticises BBC 'pretence of partnership'


#soe09: Local newspaper 'PR agencies' are revenue opportunity, says TM editorial director

In-house PR business and commercial video could be money makers for local media, says Neil Benson


#soe09: More open courts need strong local press to work, says Lord Chief Justice

Developments such as Supreme Court still need journalists to provide full benefit for public, says judge


#soe09: PCC should not be a statutory regulator, says chairman

Recent super-injunction debate shows importance of independent regulator, says Buscombe


Libel costs are too high, says Carter-Ruck partner

Current state of UK libel prevents cases from going to trial and developing law, says Nigel Tait


Newspaper editors should withdraw from PCC for press freedom reform, says leading QC

PCC cannot push for libel reform and act as regulator, says Geoffrey Robertson QC


Cap libel costs and bring in single publication rule, say libel reform campaigners

New report from Index on Censorship and English PEN proposes 10 reforms for libel legislation in internet age


'Absolute disgrace' if election leaders' debate not held, says Sky News political editor

Election trail footage is 'bogus' and excludes the public, says Adam Boulton in annual Tom Olsen lecture


Lord Falconer questions accuracy of 24-hour rolling news

Former secretary of state for justice challenged Sky News' Adam Boulton at Fleet Street event


Reuters to host 'unconference' on social media and journalism

Participatory event will discuss how social media can impact offline problems


Outgoing NUJ Journalist editor urges journalists to seek funding however they can

Tim Gopsill said he still had faith in local resources at the CPBF 'Media for All' conference


Ian Cobain wins 2009 Paul Foot award

Cobain takes campaigning journalism prize for work on the treatment of terror suspects


Professor Noam Chomsky's UK tour emphasises potential of an 'organised public'

The world-renowned intellectual drew large crowds in three public lectures last week


STV seeks new online writing talent in columnist competition

Winner will receive six-month paid contract to write for stv.tv


PCG to survey freelancers for National Freelance Day

Online questionnaire seeks freelance journalists' views on the industry and their successes


Media in Burma still face repression and fear in election build-up, says BBC editor

Corporation's Burma desk editor Soe Win Than says reporting from country is often 'impossible'


Unmasked blogger NightJack named judge for Orwell Prize 2010

Annual political prize for blogs, journalism and books launches at the Frontline Club


News saturation doesn't mean driving out original journalism, says Jeremy Paxman

BBC Newsnight presenter criticised the 'sausage machine' production of news, calling for more time and scepticism


Jeremy Paxman: US state evidence requires more suspicion after Iraq WMD 'hoodwink'

BBC Newsnight presenter says he and others made wrong judgement over Powell's UN presentation in 2003


Growing number of journalism students should be warned of 'jobs crisis', says former head of City University journalism school

Professor Adrian Monck joined world conference by videolink from Geneva


Jeff Jarvis: 'The future is entrepreneurial not institutional'

CUNY professor injected some optimism into conference


Outspoken MEP Hannan takes first Bastiat Prize for online journalism

Hannan named joint-winner in new category for his Telegraph blog


'Public needs the BBC more than ever', says corporation's director of vision

Corporation must continue to reinvent itself and open up archives, says Jana Bennett


Wednesday October 28: Ways to follow 'Is World Journalism in Crisis?' conference from wherever you are

Talks will be livestreamed online from Coventry University


Paul Foot Award 2009 shortlist announced

Six campaigns competing for annual prize


Jane Bown exhibition launches with 50 unseen portraits

Online interactive archive and new 'Exposures' exhibition open to all


Former employees raise concerns about Reuters' speed over accuracy slip-ups

Political and general news editor defended Reuters' transparency over mistakes at media ethics debate


INMA's Earl Wilkinson on newspapers: Change needed for a risk-averse industry

Marek Miller talks to the INMA director on what newspapers can learn from the recession


National Geographic International Photography Contest deadline looms

Entrants have until the end of October to enter global competition


Countdown to industry crisis conference: Jarvis, Paxman and Monck to forecast journalism's fate

A week till world journalism thinkers gather via video to discuss industry's future


Premium Publishers Network: How Italian publishers are joining forces for ad revenue

Marek Miller talks to the founders of PPN ahead of this week's Outlook-2010 conference


LePost.fr: How amateurs produce valuable journalism

Marek Miller talks to Benoit Raphael about Le Monde's pro-am news site


Science libel: It's a £1m bet with a 30% chance of losing, says Simon Singh

Panellists at City University discuss effect of UK libel law on scientific debate


Speakers announced for Society of Editors conference

New PCC chair and Google UK director lead speakers


News consortia must redraw local news map, forge partnerships, says ITN

ITN challenges government's outline of local news consortia to replace ITV service


Alphaville and Iain Dale take prizes in new comment awards

Times named best newspaper for comment in inaugural Editorial Intelligence awards


IFRA announces multimedia XMA Awards winners

UK's Herald Express and Germany's Axel Springer both take prizes


Paxman to join global journalism conference by video-link

Newsnight presenter joins line-up to debate future for world journalism


#aop3c: Replace editor-in-chiefs with 'content directors', says Mecom CEO

David Montgomery supports Murdoch's paid-for content plans; calls for new newsroom rules


#aop3c: Thomson Reuters spending $1bn on subscription platform

Chris Cramer, head of multimedia, outlines digital plans for more B2B services


#aop3c: Social media will become newsgathering of 'first resort', says Chris Cramer

Reuters focusing on 'narrow-casting' and the link economy in current strategy


Investigating Kenya: John-Allan Namu and Africa's next generation of journalists

Journalism.co.uk speaks to the award-winning broadcast journalist about his work and changing media in Kenya


SunTalk's Jon Gaunt: 'BBC should be banned from the internet'

Thrice sacked radio presenter was as frank as ever at an event last week


Reporting remains bedrock of newspaper journalism, says Sir Harold Evans

Revered editor discusses the future of print and reflects on investigations past


Journalism Online's Crovitz and Monday Note's Filloux join Journalism Leaders Forum

Event on October 29 will discuss future of pay walls for news media


New York Times, BBC and Publish2 scoop ONA prizes

Innovators in online journalism recognised by 2009 Online News Association prizes


Former Sky News head Pollard brands 24-hour news channels 'inauthentic'

Rolling news broadcasters lack 'real journalism', says Nick Pollard


Peter Sissons attacks BBC News' 'multimedia news factory'

Britain's longest serving TV news presenter said management had 'communication problems'


MTC09: Interactivity at heart of Irish Times' development, says MD

Irish daily newspaper will increasingly focus on comment and opinion, says Maeve Donovan


MTC09: Forget the big surveys and concentrate on smaller reader groups, says Die Zeit MD

Rainer Esser, managing director of Die Zeit, on how he thinks the crisis can be averted


NUJ to ballot for industrial action if compulsory redundancies made at GNM

Hundreds gathered in London last night to campaign for Observer's future


Online discussion planned to mark National Freelancers Day

PCG event will explore freelancers' role in changing workplaces


Next Digital Editors meeting to focus on paywalls and partnerships

Event at UCLAN will feature speakers from MSN, Press Association and the Guardian


Freelancers wanted for annual awards

Freelancers invited to enter Freelancer of the Year Awards 2009


Webby Awards open to entries for 2010 prize

Awards for best radio/podcast and best use of social media introduced to prize programme


FT's Alphaville, Spectator and Times line up for first Comment Awards

New awards shortlist for bloggers and commentators announced


Visual Editors partner freelancers network Beamups for videojournalism training

Journalism.co.uk will report back from four-day programme for budding VJs


Trader Media Group: Can news organisations learn from AutoTrader?

Digital has now replaced print at the centre of AutoTrader's business, says Edwin Ulak


Media industry must look to other sectors to grow digitally, says forum

Ecommerce sites can provide inspiration for publishers, says AOP event


FT.com's launches 'paying for themselves', says product manager

Investment in iPhone app and new article tools already covered by advertising revenues


ITN's Ronke Phillips among international journalists to receive Ochberg fellowships

The Dart Center fellowships aid journalists' coverage of violent and traumatic events


Knight News Challenge 2010 opens call for applicants

Journalism award for innovative ideas using digital technology is once again open to applicants


ONA announces finalists for annual awards

Changes for 2009 include categories for microsites and technical innovation


Tory MEP Daniel Hannan makes Bastiat's online journalism shortlist

Bastiat Prize announces three finalists for new online category


'I'm an ethicist get me out of here!': Conference will question global media obsession with celebrity

Annual Institute of Communication Ethics event will explore major ethical issues facing journalists


NUJ meeting to help freelancers clinch book deal

Union announces details of September advice session


Jeff Jarvis to speak at world journalism conference

Global video conference will tackle the crisis facing the industry


Chris Cramer and David Montgomery to appear at AOP's 2009 conference

Association of Online Publishers confirms first wave of speakers for annual event


Event: Guardian hosts live Q&A on careers in online journalism

Journalism.co.uk will join journalists from the Guardian and MEN to answer your questions


INMA and OPA Europe partner to discuss future of news media

Journalism.co.uk to co-host three-day UK conference on future trends for digital and print news media


Is world journalism in crisis? Experts will tackle question of industry's future

Media event to be chaired by BBC's Kevin Marsh at Coventry University this autumn


Journalism students must seek new opportunities in online marketplace, say industry experts

"There are very few jobs going, but that doesn't mean there's no opportunity," says Guardian's Joseph Harker


New York Times wins top award for journalism innovation

Knight-Batten Awards $10,000 prize goes to the New York Times


Journalism scheme for the young tackles media 'class imbalance'

Young Journalists' Academy offers state pupils a chance to break into journalism


Rusbridger on funding news: Provide 900,000 Twitter followers with services they will pay for

Guardian News&Media editor-in-chief explained 'why journalism matters' to a small audience last night


NCTJ renews entry call for annual student awards

Trainees and students invited to enter Excellence in Journalism Awards


4iP launches new award scheme for digital media projects

Public service digital media initiative teams up with UnLtd to offer new grants


Almost all news organisations will charge online in 12 months, says FT's Barber

News organisations must find ways to charge and embrace technology, says editor


CIJ summer school line-up includes speakers from ProPublica, the New York Times and Wikileaks

Sixth annual conference will bring together leading investigative journalists


Lib Dem leader to face social media grilling in Reuters event

Journalism.co.uk to co-host social media Q&A with Nick Clegg


Liverpool journalists recognised with 02 media awards

LDP's Laura Davis named digital journalist of the year at yesterday's Merseyside event


Fire Brigades Union monthly magazine takes away TUC prize

Firefighter magazine and BECTU were among the winners at last night's ceremony


Nuts and NME scoop prizes at PPA Awards

Nuts recognised for 'single-minded commercial exploitation of the brand'


DazedDigital.com launches new blog awards

Raw Blog Awards will recognise music and fashion bloggers


AJE: Now is most exciting time to become journalist, says Jon Snow

Graduates and trainers can change industry and the world in which we live, says broadcaster


AJE: 'There is an element of fraud in journalism education', says leading professor

Few journalism students will make grade in the industry, says University of Kent's Tim Luckhurst


What is DocumentCloud? Answers from Umansky and Pilhofer

Two of the KNC winner's proposers explain what the project is - and isn't - about


Absolute Radio to question community about charging online

Mixture of new revenue streams required to counter decline in traditional spot ads model, says COO


DocumentCloud and Ushahidi win grants in third Knight News Challenge

Public records database and crisis information site receive funding


MediaFinance: Time Out will grow digital revenues in 2009, says founder

Magazine group has diversified online revenue streams, Tony Elliott tells conference


UGC offering authenticity despite restrictions in Iran, says BBC's Richard Sambrook

Material from Iran is changing broadcaster's relationship with audience, says global news head


Telegraph 'didn't tell any lies but was selective in its facts', says Lib Dem Voice site editor

'Distorted' Liberal Democrat cases identified by Stephen Tall among online complaints made about Telegraph stories


Rory Peck Awards open for entries

Freelancers, who have had work broadcast between 1 August 2008 and 31 July 2009, invited to apply


Share licence fee between broadcasters, say Ross and Bazalgette

Disaggregating licence fee would boost plurality, say industry experts


Difficult to get Western media attention on Kenyan killings and disappearances, says WikiLeaks editor

Julian Assange was awarded the Amnesty International New Media prize for the leak of a Kenyan Human Rights report


RBI takes three AOP awards

FHM.com, Telegraph and Guardian all winners at last night's prize ceremony


ITV retreat from regions is 'a real disaster', says former Central News presenter

Arti Halai expressed her dismay at the broadcaster's recent decisions in the latest of the Coventry Conversations


There is a journalism training crisis behind the financial reporting crisis, says Matthew Fraser

Americans lack J-school specialism; Brits come from general degrees at Oxbridge, says author and university academic


Journalism competition seeks social media adventurers

Three-month international prize will see winning journalist report on series of physical challenges


Bastiat Prize opens awards to online journalists for the first time

New category offers $3,000 prize to journalists working in new media


Media140: Newspaper pay walls alone are 'a defeatist counsel', says Sunday Herald founder

But news organisations can make money via 'scarcity' Kane told event audience


BBC director-general on social media use: 'You can't take BBC cloak off at will'

Mark Thompson on BBC journalists who Twitter and why Robert Peston's blog is a 'web report'


Paxman receives inaugural Charles Wheeler prize

BBC director-general said neither Paxman nor the late Charles Wheeler possessed the 'embarassment gene'


BBC 'does not want to be the last PSB standing', says BBC director-general

Mark Thompson defended BBC's standard of journalism despite recent job cuts in last night's inaugural Charles Wheeler memorial lecture


Journalism in Crisis 09: Kelvin MacKenzie on Eady's 'one-man' privacy campaign

Nick Davies and MacKenzie joined lawyers on a lively panel at the Journalism in Crisis event


Media140: BBC double-checks journalists' 'professional' tweets

Corporation must assess use of Twitter in relation its specific audience, says technology editor


Journalism in Crisis 09: 'Recognising one's subjectivity allows one to be fair' Ivor Gaber tells conference

One can be fair and accurate while dismissing notion of 'one truth' says journalism professor


Journalism in Crisis 09: 'Fifth estate' models could aid investigative journalism in the UK, says Paul Lashmar

A group of top UK investigative journalists are discussing the pros and cons of various approaches


Journalism in Crisis 09: Media in crisis faces five recurrent problems, says professor

Problems in modern-day journalism not necessarily remedied by the web, suggests James Curran


CoveritLive's Keith McSpurren on liveblogging for news, premium models and moderation

Journalists need to be selective when writing updates and publishing comments, says McSpurren


Other media programmes 'dismissive' of stories that Woman's Hour covers, says Jenni Murray

'Informed' content gives the programme its edge despite cutbacks, says presenter


Bloggers and journalists recognised at NCF Media Awards event

A range of prizes were presented at this week's International Council for Press and Broadcasting event


Search and social sites for news: Hitwise and Branded3 on making it work

A look at how news websites can make the most of social media sites and search


CN Group to trial revenue share with 'community correspondents'

Financial arrangement offered to hyperlocal news website contributors


Danger of 'knowledge gap' in the Middle East, warns International Media Council chair

William Morris joined bloggers to discuss the barriers to free communication


'Authenticity and a sense of place': How SE1 built a community news site

Building relationships on the ground and with local business have been key, says editor James Hatts


Very little serious investigative journalism going on in UK, says Nick Fielding

British investigative journalists discussing plans for a foundation-funded body


Guido Fawkes on paid leaking: Telegraph right to pay for MPs' expenses info

Unfair that whistleblowers are penalised for taking payment, says political blogger Paul Staines


Use social media to verify user-generated content, says Reuters global community editor

Mark Jones outlines how an 'online footprint' can help source-checking of UGC


'Saddened and frustrated' by ITV regional coverage, says former face of South Midlands

Wesley Smith and Dennis Coath both condemned channel's retreat from local journalism at Coventry University event


FIPP 09: Personalisation will play role in magazines' future, say experts

More data on consumers from online activity could be fed into print editions, says FIPP panel


New Northcliffe hyperlocal sites will combine 'social networking and news'

New sites will be trialled from next month in under-reported areas, says AND's Seamus McCauley


Michael Grade can expect to be out of ITV 'by the summer of this year', says Ray Snoddy

Veteran media observer says Grade should have made deal with Google over Susan Boyle YouTube videos


Nick Davies awarded £10,000 prize for Flat Earth News

The Guardian journalist and author's account of the UK media industry heralded in first Bristol Festival of Ideas book prize


Amnesty International Media Awards 2009 shortlist announced

Journalists' efforts in human rights reporting are recognised across ten categories


FIPP 09: Conde Nast International chairman dismisses print 'naysayers'

'To those who believe that paper and print will disappear - nonsense,' says Jonathan Newhouse


FIPP 09: New media does not make old media obsolete, industry experts tell magazine congress

Print edition should start a conversation that spreads online, say FIPP panellists


FIPP 09: Website has not affected print mag sales, says BBC Good Food editorial director

Same content is free online, but attracts different audience, says Gillian Carter


FIPP 09: Google shared $5bn with advertising partners last year, says UK chief

Search giant is working with publishers who should learn from e-commerce sector, says Matt Brittin


FIPP 09: 'Winners are very often believers in dreams,' Felix Dennis tells world congress delegates

The chairman and Maxim founder said he could see an online future for the magazine


Guardian and BBC lead Brit winners at Webbys

Guardian.co.uk named best newspaper


FIPP 09: Guardian.co.uk not yet profitable, but B2B must make money, says GMG chief exec

Guardian.co.uk could start charging for specialist areas of website, says Carolyn McCall


Case studies from the AOP: 'Making B2B online communities work'

Speakers share experiences in building audiences and revenue through online networks


Don't be afraid to restrict your social media community, says UBM Live digital director

Second generation web is in 'same place' as traditional B2B ground, Welsh tells AOP audience


AOP announces award nominees for 2009

Multiple nominations for RBI and IPC Media


Journalists should have reported McBride affair earlier, says Iain Dale

Guido Fawkes' role not affected by relationship with MPs, says Dale


BBC 'increasingly vulnerable to attack' from press, says Terry Wogan

Sir Terry Wogan spoke to an group of retired television executives at the Royal Television Society Veterans lunch on Monday


'You're either a journalist or not a journalist': Parky on journalism, jobs and training

Sir Michael Parkinson talks to Journalism.co.uk about the changing face of journalism and a new training centre for Nottingham


Student journalist prizes offered as part of Free-D campaign

A day at the Guardian and choice of laptop or camcorder on offer in new competition


Patrick Cockburn scoops Orwell journalism prize, as secret policeman's blog rewarded

Winners of political writing prize named


Ed Mitchell: "I knew a good story could get me out of my mess"

Former newsreader on his alcoholism, homelessness and the role of the media


Politifact wins Pulitzer for St Petersburg Times

Increase in online journalism submitted for this year's journalism awards, but no online-only winners


Free passes to this year's JEEcamp for redundant journalists

Journalism enterprise event to offer five free tickets to Journalism.co.uk readers


Fifty-eight British nominees for 13th Annual Webby Awards

This year's award winners will be announced in June


Local media groups must end lobby for merger changes, say experts

Society of Editors and Newspaper Society's calls to relax merger rules are misplaced, says panel


Local media management stifling digital innovation, says industry panel

Centralised management structures prevent web-savvy journalists from flourishing, argue commentators


Sri Lankan editor Lasantha Wickrematunge awarded UNESCO world press freedom prize

Wickrematunge given award posthumously after his assassination


UK Periodical Publishers Association announces speakers for 37th FIPP World Magazine Congress

37th FIPP World Magazine Congress to be held in London for first time since 1989


ONA makes changes to 2009 Online Journalism Awards

New developments recognise changes in online technology


New journalism event to focus on microblogging and news

Journalists from Reuters, Guardian, Sky News and Journalism.co.uk line up for media140


Empowering journalists and watching trends: Telegraph and Times talk search

Julian Sambles and Drew Broomhall on SEO strategies at the titles


Metro trials traffic-related staff bonuses

Rewards given for meeting specific growth targets, says digital director


Orwell Prize shortlist announced

Observer and Independent score double nominations; Iain Dale up for bloggers category


Digital Editors' Network meeting to address social media and UGC

Next event scheduled for May 12 in Preston


CMS2009: Can open-source and new forms of journalism make advertising money?

Developers will keep ad revenues from Guardian's Open Platform, but can openness bring publishers profits?


CMS2009: First projects developed from Guardian's Open Platform

Third-party developer has creates football results map and aggregation service


CMS2009: BBC 'must cast net wider than broadcasting' for media partnerships, says Thompson

BBC director Mark Thompson and Lord Carter outline ideas for age of collaboration


DNA09: WAZ Media's new pro-am photo site is part of community focus, says new media head

Katharina Borchert explains the importance of linking offline with online readers


Expect to work for free for two years, magazine editor tells students

Two speakers offered advice to students at a Women in Journalism event


New Coventry Telegraph editor says he won't be paper's last

David Brookes spoke to students at Coventry University about the challenges ahead


DNA09: 'Facilitate' and forget about advertising and publishing divides, says advertising expert

Jonathan MacDonald outlines his ideas about 'facilitation' at DNA 2009 event


DNA09: BBC video plans could resurface if market forces change, says Pat Loughrey

BBC's head of regions and nations says a return to local plans shouldn't be ruled out


DNA09: BBC's Virtual College of Journalism creates global training network

Soon-to-be-launched college site is at heart of multi-lingual training microsites, says Kevin Marsh


DNA09: Demotix creates local 'Reporting Teams' to expand stringer network

Turi Munthe talks to Journalism.co.uk about plans to professionalise the site with new local features


DNA09: Build a mobile site for €20,000 - the NOS.nl model

NOS editor-in-chief talks to Journalism.co.uk about going mobile and why news organisations shouldn't be afraid to fail


DNA09: Concentra award goes to Alexandra Garcia for 'The Healing Fields'

The 'Outstanding Video Journalism' award announced


DNA09: Copiepresse would sue again if Google introduced advertising to Belgian news channel

Ads on Google News invalidate fair use defence by search engine, says Copiepresse secretary-general


DNA09: Rue89.com launches 'advertising wall'

Wall of ad spots has shown rapid success, says editor-in-chief


DNA09: Liveblogging the Digital News Affairs 2009 conference

Follow a liveblog of this week's DNA event


MSN to increase cross-over between search and editorial

Plans in place for new range of pages based on Live Search queries


Non-journalist bloggers up against mainstream rivals in Orwell prize's new category

Longlists announced for the annual political writing prize


Press failings left public unprepared for global crash, say financial journalists

Evan Davis and Alex Brummer were among speakers at POLIS event


European Fund for Investigative Journalism offers grants for 'stories that make a difference'

Investigative journalists encouraged to apply for grants grant from a pot of €20,000


Wincott Awards call for entries for online financial journalism accolade

Online financial journalism to be celebrated with Wincott Award category


New digital categories for AOP awards

AOP awards to reward best 'Digital Commercial Individual', 'Digital Editorial Individual' and 'Specialist Publisher'


WAN reschedules annual conference for December

The 62nd World Newspaper Congress and 16th World Editors Forum will take place from November 30 to December 3


Project:Report finalists will shape future of journalism, says YouTube's Olivia Ma

Journalism.co.uk talks to the organiser and winner of YouTube's first videojournalism competition


Bloggers need new ways of organising themselves, argues Clay Shirky

Author of 'Here Comes Everybody' says bloggers need 'higher degree of social coordination' to scrutinise local government


DEN: Technology still biggest challenge for UK regional press, say editors

Society of Editors must encourage knowledge-sharing between newspaper groups


DEN: Kevin Anderson, US elections and 4,000 geotagged miles

Guardian.co.uk blogs editor Kevin Anderson on his web 2.0 roadtrip


Media not to blame for banking crisis, says BBC's Robert Peston

Dissenting media voices could not outweigh failures by financial institutions, says Peston


New York Times correspondent invites students to Africa with him

Nicholas Kristof has opened his annual competition


'Democratic legitimation via the web is not enough', says Clay Shirky

We shouldn't automatically legitimate special interest action groups online, says internet philosopher


Demotix and FT launch citizen journalism photo contest

Competition aims to show impact of credit crunch from 'street level'


OMC09: Reuters supplying video metadata to BBC, says multimedia newsroom head

Part of corporation's plans to develop an industry standard for metadata, says Peter Horrocks


Record numbers of journalists and bloggers listed for Orwell Prize

The annual award for political journalism announces list of entrants for 2009


OMC09: Independents needed to challenge UK media ownership model, says NUJ's Dear

Traditional dominance of media groups moving online too, warns general secretary


OMC09: New regulation model needed for online broadcasting, says Ofcom chief

Adopting offline model online would be 'crazy,' says Ed Richards


OMC09: Local media plight must rise up political agenda, says Burnham

State aid would be 'antithetical to lifeblood' of local newspapers, says secretary of state


News publishers in danger of becoming 'digital windsocks', says Reuters Institute

Distorted news agendas and chasing web traffic will limit funds available for newsgathering, says report


Economic climate forces WAN/WEF to postpone annual conference

Newspaper industry gathering in Hyderabad delayed till end of year


Knight Foundation awards $5m to news projects in Information Challenge

Knight Foundation rewards 21 US-based community information projects


Alternative news sources part of UK democracy, says Lord Carter

BBC should be cornerstone of competitive news provision, says minister


Eric Ulken and Kevin Anderson to speak at UCLAN Digital Editors' Network

High profile speakers will discuss solutions to current topics


Student journalist of the year: "Journalistically, I wouldn't really say I'm surviving"

Azeem Ahmad tells Journalism.co.uk about his struggle to find a permanent job despite digital training


Knight Foundation grants $390,000 to expand non-profit news sites

The Knight Foundation wants to 'fill the void' by investing in US communities


Golden Pen of Freedom awarded to Pakistan newspaper editor

Najaam Sethi will receive the WAN prize in March


Specialised approaches to community journalism: Alphaville and Farmers Weekly

Farmers Weekly online editor and FT Alphaville editor outline their respective successes


Friday deadline looms for Webby Awards 2009

Entries to newspaper, news and magazine awards must be submitted by December 19


'Content isn't always king': using connections to drive media site traffic

Current TV's Richard Cole focused on the importance of connections at AOP conference


Third of local newspapers to have disappeared between 2002 and 2013, says Enders chief

Industry analyst predicts local media jobs will halve in five years


US local media in worse shape than UK, says Enders

'Too late' for US local media to be saved by changes to competition model, says leading analyst


Environmental journalism prize to award $75,000

Grantham Prize rewards journalists writing about environmental issues


Paxman to be decorated with Media Society Annual Award 2009

Award to be presented on April 23


Free places for journalists on refugee issues training course

The Exiled Journalists Network will train journalists in covering asylum and refugee issues


Do not forget about 'off-the-street' whistleblowers, says Phillip Knightley

The award-winning investigative journalist attacked the move of newspapers to out-of-town offices


'I have chosen to belong to the remedy': Ghana's Anas Aremayew Anas on undercover journalism

The Crusading Guide reporter on ethical dilemmas and undercover investigations in Ghana


Mike Saburi wins Mohamed Amin Award 2008

Thomson Reuters has announced the winner of the annual award at the NewXchange conference


Awards marking outstanding videojournalism announced

The Concentra Awards will reward 'outstanding videojournalism'


Disagreement among Guardian journalists to influence new book on changing news standards

Panel discussing Goldsmiths Media Research Centre's findings provoked lively discussion


Editorial integrity will save news organisations from 'electronic mob rule', says Reuters' multimedia head

Internet is aiding newsgatherers who seek to distort information, says Cramer


South Korean freelancers win Rory Peck award

Jung In Taek and Han Yonh Ho receive Rory Peck Trust Impact Award


Media has 'misleading ethical code', says Evan Davis

The BBC's economic editor on sabbatical warned of the dangers of dishonest reporting


Minister calls for self-regulation by online advertisers

Internet advertising is a 'great British industry', says Andy Burnham


Knight News Challenge 2009: Paul Bradshaw's Help Me Investigate.com

Proposal for 'open-source investigative journalism' platform for local communities entered to this year's contest


Frontline winners announced: Yuri Kozyrev takes the main award

A special commendation has been made alongside the main prize this year


SoE08: Trinity Mirror's Bailey dismisses BBC plans to work with local newspapers

Trinity Mirror CEO says BBC claims that local video plans can work with regional media are 'nonsense'


Disappointed by lack of user-generated video newsgathering, says director of BBC global news

Richard Sambrook outlined the BBC's plans for UGC in a talk last night


SoE08: Do not emasculate the PCC, says chairman to publishers

Sir Christopher Meyer has asked for more 'conspicuous support' from industry


SoE08: NCTJ Awards for Excellence winners announced

Trainees and students were rewarded at the annual Society of Editors conference


SoE08: New multi-platform journalism forum will 'converge' journalism training

The Society of Editors will chair a new forum bringing together the NCTJ, the BJTC and the PTC


SoE08: Employers report multimedia 'skills gap' in new recruits, says NCTJ study

NCTJ report shows that 71 per cent respondents disatisfied with multimedia training


SoE08: BBC could share content and develop industry standards for metadata

Corporation's technology and clout could benefit wider industry, BBC multimedia head Pete Clifton told delegates at the Society of Editors conference


SoE08: Monthly unique user stats are meaningless to advertisers, says Mail Online director

Speaking at the Society of Editors conference, Martin Clarke said traffic stats should be broken down daily and by user engagement


SoE08: Paul Dacre's speech to the Society of Editors - in full

Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre claimed that Justice Eady has taken away newspapers' 'freedom of expression'


Between the covers: women's magazines through history

The Women's Library's Nell Frizzell gives us an insight into a new exhibition


Foreign Press Association workshop for new UK government reporters

The 'Working with Whitehall Workshop' is aimed at journalists new to working with government departments and contacts


How best to train the multi-platform journalist? This year's Journalism Skills Conference

A range of speakers will take the stage at the 'convergence of journalism' two-day conference


Reuters' multimedia chief to address Nottingham Trent University

Chris Cramer will deliver lecture on trust and integrity in the modern media


Richard Brooks and Camilla Cavendish win prestigious Paul Foot Award for investigative journalism

Tonight's ceremony rewards Private Eye and Times journalists for campaigning journalism


BBC.co.uk must link out, says multimedia head

Acting as a guide to external content is increasingly part of site's remit, says Pete Clifton


Shortlist announced for Deutsche Welle's blogging competition

176 entrants shortlisted for awards to promote press freedom


UK's Herald Express wins IFRA Cross Media award

Mail on Sunday also named runner up in awards for cross-media advertising


IT journalists auctioned on eBay for Flackenhack Awards

Money raised will help support Action for Children charity event


Freelancers need rights protection at London Olympics, says BECTU president

Talks to ensure fair selection for work for freelancers during the games are underway, says Tony Lennon


Orwell political writing prize opened to bloggers

The prestigious Orwell award has introduced a 'one-off' blogger prize


Third-party content key to BBC Sport plans for Olympics

More user-generated content and independently produced online coverage, says BBC Sport's Ben Gallop


UK government big brother will 'destroy online content economy' says creator of TV Big Brother

Peter Bazalgette says that plans to tackle cyber-terrorism could damage consumer online trust


Media industry on 'brink of carnage', says Guardian digital chief

Five national newspapers and a host of commercial broadcasters face closure in next two years, warned Emily Bell


WAN Amsterdam: Newspapers don't need Google to run advertising, say industry leaders

Newspaper editorial should work with advertising as it does in Google's model, World Association of Newspapers (WAN) conference speakers said


WAN Amsterdam: Publishers should be 'control freaks' with user-generated content, says 24.com's Matthew Buckland

GM of South Africa's largest online publisher said it's time for media groups to take responsibility for UGC


WAN Amsterdam: Newspapers must experiment with online journalism and accept failures, says Guardian advisor

Experimentation could help find new revenues to supplement advertising models, Caroline Little told an industry gathering


Sky News hosts videoblogging competition

Winners will take home Flip Ultra cameras


Political parties cannot control the new media, says leading UK political blogger

The Conservative political blogger, Iain Dale, last night argued that traditional political journalism is losing its clout


News International can buck downward trend with heavy print investment, says trading director

Publisher will continue to market and invest heavily in newspaper brands to 'go against the curve'


Targeted advertising needs 'intelligent discussion' not scaremongering, says GMG digital director

Advertising regulators and online publishers must consider privacy issues, Simon Waldman told an industry forum


University of Bedfordshire event asks 'is this end of journalism?'

An international conference to be held next week will look at the technology, ethics and education of journalism


AOP: FT.com will break more news with online video, says head of video

Reporters experimenting with cameras and more breaking news stories through video will supplement existing content, says Richard Edgar


AOP: Publishers must put digital at centre of business models, says Sly Bailey

Media must rethink entire publishing process to build successful digital businesses, Trinity Mirror CEO told the AOP conference


AOP: BBC local video plans are 'unfair competition' for regional media, says Sly Bailey

Trinity Mirror CEO reiterated criticisms of a planned £68m investment in local video by the corporation


NCTJ announces shortlist for Awards for Excellence in Journalism

The NCTJ published the shortlist for their 2008 awards last week, which includes five categories, three performance awards, plus an award for one individual's outstanding contribution.


Journalism Diversity Fund pockets an extra £100,000

Donation from Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) boosts fund for trainee journalists


BSME announces shortlists for Magazine Editors Awards

Shortlists for the British Society of Magazine Editors announced, including two online categories


Digital Editors' Network meeting will address online legal issues

Free event on October 7 will address legal implications of blogs, linking and archiving


Guantanamo detainee Sami al-Hajj to receive international press freedom award

Al Jazeera cameraman held for six years at Guantanamo recognised with Canadian award


Wired.com wins $10,000 Knight-Batten award for Wikipedia coverage

Collaboration with WikiScanner let readers investigate who's behind edits to the online encyclopedia


Publishers must protect right to charge for content, says FT.com chief

News organisations should consider a part-paid for, part-free business model online, according to Rob Grimshaw


Breakingviews.com to enter new online, mobile and print partnerships

Financial news site will share content with news orgnaisations in UK, Canada, US and Australia


Knight Foundation announces third year of the Knight News Challenge

Challenge entrants will compete for $5m


RBI gains 12 nominations for AOP awards

Reed Business Information and IPC Media dominated the shortlist for the 2008 online publishing awards


YouTube launches video journalism competition

Submissions from aspiring reporters wanted for first stage of new journalism programme


Knight Foundation offers $24m to community news providers

Grant will help community organisations combine media and technology to reach locals


Calling all campaigning journalists: enter the Paul Foot Award

Deadline for entries to the £5,000 award is September 1


Online journalism projects named as finalists for Knight-Batten Awards

A Kenyan website relaying information in the post-election violence is one of the four projects nominated for the innovation awards


Headliners for Beyond the Printed Word 2008 conference announced

Ifra conference will look at cashing in on digital services


ONA Awards 2008 see nominations for disaster coverage

Reports on the California wild fires and Everyblock are finalists for the awards


The Bevins Trust launches investigative journalism prize

New award honouring outstanding investigative journalism in memory of political journalist Tony Bevins


Channel 4 opens awards for young media talent

Wide ranging media awards are part of the broadcaster's search for fresh talent


Submissions wanted for International Video Journalism Awards

Entry to the fourth VJ awards is open with €12,000 up for grabs


BBC launches photo competition to celebrate UK-Vietnam relations

Competition is open to users of bbcvietnamese.com resident in the UK and Vietnam


New digital categories for Newspaper Society awards

Advertising and Digital Media Awards 2008 will include prizes for blog of the year and digital team of the year.


MySpace partners with NBC, MSNBC for political convention citizen journalism contest

One winner will attend the Republican National Convention in Minnesota and the other will attend the Democratic National Convention in Colorado


Live Video: Panel discussion on business models for online journalism

Watch it all here live from 7.30 pm (GMT) tonight


Live Video: Interview with Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger

Watch it all here live from 7.30 pm (GMT) tonight


New categories for AOP Awards

Three new categories for awards


Live Video: Frontline Journalism Awards

From 7pm tonight watch the inaugural presentation of awards to honour two photojournalists


New IFRA training course on multimedia newsrooms

Workshop will tackle moving from print-only newsrooms to multimedia production


Sky News bloggers to support new awards for young journalists

Young journalists in print, online, tv or radio will be recognised


WAN 2008: Rue89.com to launch local French news site

Independent French news site Rue89.com is expanding its 'pro-am' reporting model to cover local news


WAN 2008: 'We never put wire stories online' - Pierre Haski, founder Rue89.com

The French independent news site is achieving success through a mixture of professional and amateur contributors


WEF 2008: Users will drive breaking news on mobile - Paul Cheesbrough, Telegraph

UK broadsheet plans breaking news from users and live-streamed video accessed from multiple mobile devices


WEF 2008: [Video] Integrated newsrooms are not optional

Danish editor Lisbeth Knudsen tells the world's newspaper editors why integration is a necessity


WEF 2008: Mobile will be a 'natural extension' of Telegraph reporting and website

Telegraph.co.uk's plans for mobile will increase mobile training for staff and build a complementary platform to the website


WAN 2008: Newspapers will 'weather digital storm', says O'Reilly

Independent CEO says the increase in alternative news sources is a 'win-win' for traditional print products, which remain relevant to audiences and advertisers


WAN 2008: AP calls for metadata as standard in US newspapers' digital content

Invisible tagging of people and place names will help connect news sources for audience, says agency chief


WAN 2008: Paid-for online news is possible, says Google

Increasing unique content and raising audience levels will help monetise online news


WAN 2008: Chinese journalist wins press freedom award

Li Chongqing was jailed for three years for posting an online story about an outbreak of dengue fever


WAN 2008: Engage young readers with issues not Britney Spears

How one Polish paper chose a campaigning issue with broad appeal to rejuvenate its readership


Paul Dacre to open the 2008 Society of Editors conference

Daily Mail editor will deliver opening conference keynote


BBC.com ads are threat to other media's expansion, says Guardian digital chief

The BBC's international ads are an 'enormous state-funded intervention in the international news advertising market', Emily Bell has said


Despite US popularity domestic users still the 'key metric' for Guardian online, says digital head

Unique users based in UK are key to attracting advertisers, despite plans to expand the Guardian internationally


Tim Berners-Lee and Media Standards Trust win News Challenge grant

British project awarded £180,000 to develop 'source tagging' technology


Web editors 'not commercial enough', say magazine industry's digital heads

Web editors need to develop a commercial focus to protect revenue streams across the group, say publishers


RBI considers pay-per-page view for online journalists

A pay-per-view pay model for online content has been discussed by the publisher


RBI launches Chinese newsletter for aviation news

RBI's Flight group now publishes a Chinese-language newsletter for subscribers


London School of Journalism to offer lectures in Second Life

Students in the virtual world can attend a series of sessions over the next six months


British entrants selected as finalists for journalism innovation prize

Two projects from Paul Bradshaw and Nick Booth selected for Knight News Challenge


Deadline for European Parliament prize for journalism announced

New award to honour journalists promotion of the understanding of the EU


Guardian launches new development journalism competition

Competition aims to raise the public's awareness to the difficulties of tackling global poverty


Guardian.co.uk to launch new community section with Pluck

Guardian site will use Pluck technology to offer new community section of the site later this year


Google rejects adoption of ACAP standard

Google has once more rejected calls from industry groups to join the ACAP protocol, which aims provide a new relationship between publishers' content and search engines


Unique user metrics 'less interesting' than engagement for FT.com

FT.com publisher says statistics showing engagement with content will attract advertisers willing to pay a premium


Dutch citizen journalism site to pay contributors by launching pay-per-view system

Contributors to cit-j site Skoeps will be receive a fee as publisher drives half a million Euros into site development


SkyNews.com to embed user-generated video service in news pages

Sky News is to integrate its Skycast service across the pages of its news website


Norwegian regional videojournalist wins Concentra Award

Idar Eduin Krogstad has won the Concentra Award for videojournalism


Live streaming is the future of newspaper news video online, says Telegraaf editor

Newspaper websites must look to live streamed video to keep video news content relevant, Charles de Vroede told Journalism.co.uk


BBC wins multimedia award for flood coverage

Collaboration of national and local news teams and use of user generated content, praised by Royal Television Society judges


Scott Trust expands bursary scheme with online journalism element

Scheme extended from six to ten places with new awards for broadcast journalism and technology courses


Guardian special report wins Journalism.co.uk multimedia storytelling competition

Learning Lessons in Africa scoops top prize for its contributors


Deadline for 2008 Newspaper Awards announced

Entries for the awards, which focus on the production side of the industry, must be received by February 15


Sexy setting for February's Schmooze and Booze

Next Schmooze and Booze to be held at Amora, the London centre of the Academy of Sex and Relationships


Journalism.co.uk social - in association with Schmooze and Booze

How to make friends under the influence


SoE: Cub reporter tells editors conference his peers have no long-term plans to stay in journalism

Newbury Weekly News multimedia reporter Liam Sloan says prospect of low pay is making new reporters consider alternative careers


SoE: Don't assume you have to play by the reader's rules online, says Guardian's Comment is Free editor Georgina Henry

Society of Editors conference told that the journalistic blog needs a 'different kind of journalism'


SoE: WAN president slams complacency of news media and 'rhetoric' of media commentators

Gavin O’Reilly rounds on senior media watchers for oversimplifying the print-versus-digital debate and says newspapers are in 'rude health'


My Telegraph wins international new media award

Telegraph's personalisation feature named among Ifra's XMA Cross Media award winners for its community focus


British Society of Magazine Editors announces digital award shortlist

Three Conde Nast web editors to compete for editor of the year award


AOP: Telegraph wins top AOP award

Media group wins overall online publisher of the year title, but no prizes for My Telegraph


AOP: Guardian looking to develop more user interaction tools, claims communities head

Meg Pickard says the publisher is 'looking hard' at devices which could better reflect the 'zeitgeist' of the site


AOP: Natmags to launch Handbag TV service – and revamp other sites

Hearst's share in Brightcove will help with content, he said.


AOP: Online papers warned against Google News agency deal

MSN.co.uk executive producer tells conference that agency deal could cause 'bump down' in traffic for newspaper sites


AOP: Washington Post to relaunch for 'Web 3.0'

Spring relaunch of the entire site will aid navigation, user interaction and stickiness


Journalism.co.uk has made a few changes

The site has relaunched with changes both cosmetic and under-the-bonnet, let us know what you think…


Advertorial: IfraExpo 2007 - 'the perfect source of inspiration and know-how'

Michael Heipel, Ifra's director of exhibitions and sales, talks about the leading global trade show for publishers


'They threaten me, my reporters and my children' says Amnesty awarding winning journalist

Honduran online journalist Dina Mesa talks working in fear, self-censorship, intimidation and murder with Journalism.co.uk


Online journalist wins Amnesty human rights award

Honduran journalist Dina Meza collects prize for her human rights journalism


AOP new award categories

Use of video, communities, and podcasting in the digital publishing industry to be recognised for the first time


What Car? and Building.co.uk scoop web awards

PPA Magazines 2007 announces winners in online categories


Regional site beats nationals in newspaper awards

Manchestereveningnews.co.uk wins "Electronic News Site of the Year", beating off the BBC and The Guardian


Reward for rapping rabbi reporter?

MC Rebbe shortlisted by public vote in Best of British Blog Awards


NPPA makes web video awards but does not choose winner in two categories

Judges critical of the technical competence of entries as they fail to make awards


Journalism.co.uk drinks event Feb 07 - the report

I spy with my little eye; is that you looking a little tired and emotional?


Thursday's drinks event - win a case of wine!

Journalism.co.uk drinks event 15 Feb with booze give away


New York Stories

Journalism.co.uk will be reporting from New York all this week


Journalism.co.uk drinks event, 15 February

Yes, yes, I know it has been a while since the last one, but we've been busy!! All the more reason to make this a night to remember...


Mrpaparazzi wins entertainment site of the year

Big Pictures website misses out to Cowforce for the people's choice award


Aussie journalist goes on the rampage at awards dinner

Glenn Milne, a columnist for the Sunday Telegraph, rushed the awards to abuse a fellow journalist and push him from the stage


Pulitzer Prize to embrace Web 2.0 elements

Prize board to allow submissions of interactive elements for the first time


Journalism.co.uk to host Readers' Revolution talk

Panel discussion on the practical ways of involving and engaging your audience at Imperial College, 18.30 hrs. Monday, 4 December - want to come along?


Journalism.co.uk drinks event @ Babushka, Farringdon

Terribly well done everyone for managing to stay upright this time round


Once more to the drinks dear friends

The infamous journalism.co.uk drinks event is nearly upon us again - just three short weeks till pub o'clock


Guardian and BBC repeat Webby awards success

UK's dynamic duo top the news categories in 'internet Oscars' vote.


Trade journal launches new award for citizen imagery

More cynical exploitation of the public, or a legitimate recognition of the arrival of the 'citizen journalist'? Tell us what you think...


Sparkling wit and wine in London's jewellery quarter

Pictures from journalism.co.uk's latest drinks event in Hatton Garden, London


Museums award calls for student journalists

Arts writing competition promotes museums and galleries month


Digital publishers scoop Pulitzer prizes

Prestigious journalism prizes honour web work for the first time


journalism.co.uk drinks evening - get excited

Three weeks to go: liver training optional


New York Times offers trip of a lifetime to aspiring reporters

US student winner will produce backpack reports from Africa


Technorati praised at interactive awards

Blog ranking site beats 80 of the best to win SXSW best of show


Web finalists tipped for Pulitzer journalism prizes

US publishers tip Katrina coverage for breaking news award


Community news sites lead the field at Edgie awards

Interactivity with readers celebrated in US digital media contest


Best of IT security journalism to be rewarded

Deadline looms for BT-sponsored awards


Web must retain value of the written word, says Andrew Marr

Broadcaster warns against the culture of style over content


New media guru Dan Gillmor to speak at UCLAN

Grassroots journalism champion to join panel in citizen journalism discussion


Conference to showcase top recruitment sites

Online Recruitment event to highlight latest technologies and best practices


AOP 2006 forum to focus on podcasting

Publishers gear up for multimedia new year


Media giraffes set to converge at Amherst

Industry pioneers will discuss dynamics of shared news


Who ate all the (mince) pies?

Another lovely evening at the pub, with you guys


journalism.co.uk drinks this Thursday

The mince pies are booked...


OPA brings best of the web to London

Big names booked for 2006 conference


AOP event to promote the value of web audits

Speakers to advise publishers how to attract more online advertising


Newscientist.com scoops top editorial award

Web edition key to global success for leading science site


Return of the Beer Hunter

More journalism.co.uk drinking in London


Union gears up for Pay in the Media summit

NUJ leads debate on news industry Scrooges


Student audio site scoops Guardian award

PuLSEfm praised for picking up on podcast trend


Bobs award nominee shut down

Chinese blogger silenced days after being cited for freedom of expression recognition


Nominees announced for Bobs blog awards

Dissident bloggers lined up for international recognition


Belated Betsey pics

Absolutely no bear jokes all night, honest


Booze-up at the Betsey

Who's interested in football anyway?


Nottingham Trent scoops fourth web award

Another 'first-class' student wows Press Gazette judges


History site claims media award

Education site 'setting standards' for online news publishing


Need to get out more?

Come to our next drinks night on 12 October


Indy web community gears up for party weekend

World's best public media projects gather for Webzine 2005, San Francisco


Blog phenomenon under the spotlight

Frontline event to tackle citizen journalism onslaught


Web journalism pioneer to speak in London

Ohmynews founder to open newsroom summit


Citizen footage propels BBC towards key award

Blogs and amateur content make online awards shortlist for the first time


Another bar, another booze

Our drinks night at the Frontline Club


Wall Street Journal chief opens UK conference

Bill Grueskin, managing editor of Wall Street Journal Online, to share secrets of paid subscriptions


journalism.co.uk drinks evening

Come and meet us at the Frontline Club


Online awards deadline extended

Five days left to enter AOP's annual gong giving


UK video site shortlisted for top Batten prize

The View rubs shoulders with four US sites for key award


Associated Press video service bags third award

'Innovative' product combines satellite delivery and interactive website


News execs to tap into latest web trends

Madrid conference explores blog and podcast potential


We were there - where were you?

What a nice bunch our readers are. And they're not afraid...


Still on for drinks

Perhaps bring an A to Z?


Web journalists set for Autumn summit

Blogs and participatory journalism top the agenda


Off for a pint - want to come?

The journalism.co.uk drinks evening


Call for entries to 2005 online news awards

Build up to New York ceremony begins


Acclaim for defenders of free expression

Reporters Sans Frontières announces winning blogs


New award celebrates Paul Foot's legacy

Private Eye and Guardian announce investigative journalism prize


Union event to tackle women's issues

Recruitment, training and equality on the agenda at Manchester conference


Investigative journalists descend on Amsterdam

Annual conference to spotlight the war on terror era


MarketingSherpa leads hunt for best blogs

Nominate your favourites from the world of PR


Voting opens for the Freedom Blog awards

Internet users invited to shine a light on courage and independence


Regional press awards open

Local awards give a nod to the best online news


Pushing the cutting Edgies

Digital Edge rewards the best in US news publishing


Geldof triggers boycott of British Press Awards

Leading editors furious as Sir Bob unleashes impromptu attack


BBC chair to speak on future of the Beeb

Michael Grade and Tessa Jowell face questions on government's green paper


Guardian kicks off 27th student media awards

Cash, flights and work experience up for grabs


Rev up for the Bridgestone reporter competition

Budding journalists compete for Grand Prix assignment


Get on the start line for race reward

One month left to enter UK racial commission's media awards


Charity curries favour with journalists

Curry campaign aims to raise money for HIV and AIDS projects in India


Leading lights debate the economics of news

Jon Snow leads discussion on market-driven journalism


Citizen journalism reaches the UK

LSE debate to focus on the new journalism


AK13 to throw free party

Politics site spawns real-life London gig


Webby deadline extended

One more day to enter 'the Oscars of the internet'


Dart targets tsunami news

The Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma is holding a conference on journalism and coverage of the Asian tsunami disaster


Gilligan boosts book launch

Former BBC defence correspondent Andrew Gilligan will be speaking at the launch of a new book on the Freedom of Information Act on 20 January


Blog awards cry freedom

New prize celebrates the independent voice of dissent


TV bigwigs hit Oxford

Major players in UK broadcasting will be gathering for the annual Oxford Media Convention next week


Cash prize tempts students

Campaign group the Voice of the Listener and Viewer is calling for entries to its 2005 student essay competition


Broadcasters plot the future

Broadcasters from around the world will be meeting in London next month to discuss the future of public service broadcasting


Last call to enter Webbys

Web publishers have just two days left to enter the annual international Webby awards, which spotlight the best work in online media


Don't get left behind in the RSS race

Serve appetite for news feeds or lose out says online press group


Blogging bootcamp kickstarts novices

Free training course reveals tricks of the trade


Focus on Moscow's media

The World Association of Newspapers (WAN) will hold its 2006 conference in Moscow, focusing media attention on issues of press freedom within Russia


Best blogs build bridges

The winners of Deutsche Welle's Best of the Blogs (BOBs) award were announced this week, with web journalist Juan Varela taking the prize for best Spanish-language journalism blog


Final clash in battle of the blogs

Deadline looms for Deutsche Welle's contest


Cuba hosts web forum

Digital journalism will be explored by delegates at the bi-annual ICOM conference at the University of Havana, Cuba, from 6 to 10 December


Seize the moment says Associated Press chief

Key speech heralds unique opportunity for online news industry


Guardian rewards Wessex

The University of Southampton has won student website of the year at the Guardian's Student Media Awards


AOP to spotlight RSS

The potential of the RSS newsfeed tool will be addressed at a forum organised by the UK's Association of Online Publishers (AOP


ONA plugs cyber debate

Web journalists who can't make it in person to the 2004 Online News Association (ONA) Conference in Hollywood will be able to keep up with the debate through the conference blog


Top prize-giver snubs online journalism

Standard 'too low', says British Press Awards


Online journalists launch new awards to honour the best in internet writing

The best examples of internet journalism will be recognised with a new set of awards established by the Online News Association and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism


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