The Columbia Journalism Review The online edition of
the venerable fourth estate watchdog and educator.
Finding Data
on the Internet, A Journalist's Guide The WWW has
become an almost indispensable tool to the journalist. Gathered on this
site are links to the most important information resources. The lists
are selective and organized in subject categories.
Writers
Write This interactive site is an awesome launchpad for
journalists of all kinds who are looking to get on the e-zine scene.
It keeps you updated on everything happening in hyper-journalism: publications
guidelines for writers, daily news briefs pertinent to the industry,
writing tips, feature articles, and, most importantly, job-listings!
The Slot, A Spot
For Copy Editors Bill Walsh, a self described curmudgeon
and a copy editor at The Washington Post, gives writers a wry and witty
ride through the minutiae of his noble profession. An excellent resource
to help us all become aware of the effect our style and choices have
on the landscape of the printed word.
Journalism
Employment Resources Get access to job bulletin
boards devoted to publicizing openings for journalists. Excellent resource
for those who are just starting out or just looking for a new job. (This
is a service of a press release writing firm.)
Megasources:
Information for Journalists and Researchers Despite
the dud of a title, this website ROCKS with links to all kinds of repositories
of the dense information that a reporter used to have to scan on microfiche.
Not real flashy, but info-rich.
The National Press
Club A fixture in the Washington, D.C. political scene,
the National Press Club is well-known for its prestigious members and
guests. A private association of journalists and public relations professionals,
this site delivers news of the Hill and an inside touch to the venerable
institution.
The Newseum
A museum for all things news. A celebration of the process of newsmaking
throughout the century.
Profnet
Need an expert? This site is designed for the journalist who is looking
for a qualified authority to speak on a particular topic. Get connected
to this vast network of news information officers.
Journalists'
Toolbox - European Media Landscape Those on the
beat for Euro-news will find this site especially helpful. From here,
jump to sites connecting you to media and news sources across the continent,
from Albania to the U.K.
News Directory
You will find that NewsDirectory is logically organized
so that our links can provide you with easy access to thousands of periodicals
worldwide .
WWW Virtual
Library: Journalism The WWW Virtual Library includes Jounalism
in its vast repository of networked knowledge.
Newsweek
Media Research Index Newsweek Magazine provides
this excellent bibliography of more than 700 citations of articles,
papers and such on the topic of media research. Note: there are no links
to or copies of these sources but a great bibliography is a priceless
tool to take with you to the library.