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• Columbia Journalism Review/Definition
  Journal published by [[Columbia University]]'s Graduate School of Journalism.
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• Science journalism/External Links
  ...e-lay-scientist/2010/sep/28/science-journalism-spoof Why I spoofed science journalism, and how to fix it] — a [[blog post]] for [[The Guardian]] by [[Marti
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• Broadcast journalism/Related Articles
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• CZ Talk:Journalism Workgroup
  ''This is the Discussion Page for the '''[[CZ:Journalism Workgroup]]'''''
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• Columbia Journalism Review/Approval
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• Citizen journalism/Related Articles
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• Science journalism/Related Articles
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• Project for Excellence in Journalism
  ...nally, it was a joint project of the Pew Center and the Graduate School of Journalism, [[Columbia University]], and, for its first nine years, the team had two g
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• Columbia Journalism Review/Related Articles
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• Project for Excellence in Journalism/Definition
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• Keven P. Cusack/Definition
  McDonald Investments, Inc., Grand Rapids, MI; board of directors, [[World Journalism Institute]]
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• Assignment Zero/Definition
  (AZ) was an experiment in crowd-sourced journalism, allowing collaboration between amateur and professional journalists.
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• McClure's Magazine/Definition
  ...strated monthly periodical popular known for its watchdog or investigative journalism, sometimes resorting to muckraking.
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• CZ Talk:Journalism Workgroup
  ''This is the Discussion Page for the '''[[CZ:Journalism Workgroup]]'''''
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• Citizen journalism/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Citizen journalism]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Journalism}}
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• Blog/Related Articles
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• Bradley Burston/Definition
  ...[[Haaretz]]; recipient of United Nations Eliav-Sartawi Award for Mideast Journalism (2006)
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• Science journalism/External Links
  ...e-lay-scientist/2010/sep/28/science-journalism-spoof Why I spoofed science journalism, and how to fix it] — a [[blog post]] for [[The Guardian]] by [[Marti
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• Trust-busting/Definition
  Political advocacy, muck-raking journalism, and other efforts directed at breaking up or "busting" monopoly control by
  193 bytes (23 words) - 12:56, 3 March 2010
• Pulitzer Prize
  ...U.S. citizen]], group of U.S. citizens, or U.S. [[news]] organization (for journalism, the winning entry must have been published in the [[United States of Ameri ...ative journalism|Investigative Reporting]], Explanatory Reporting, [[Local journalism|Local Reporting]], National Reporting, International Reporting, Feature Wri
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• Pulitzer Prize/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Any of 21 awards for distinguished U.S. journalism, literature, drama or music; established by media proprietor Joseph Pulitze
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• Allison Kaplan Sommer/Definition
  ...ast Editor (Tel Aviv), [[Pajamas Media]]; born in the U.S.; left full-time journalism after having children but blogs and speaks
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• Walter Cronkite/Related Articles
  {{r|Broadcast journalism}} {{r|Journalism}}
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• Michael Ackley/Definition
  ...most of his career at the ''[[Sacramento Union]]''; retired from teaching journalism at [[California State University at Hayward]]
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• Eric Boehlert/Definition
  Senior Fellow at [[MediaMatters]]; book author on Internet journalism; formerly senior writer for [[Salon.com]] and contributing editor for ''[
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• Project for Excellence in Journalism
  ...nally, it was a joint project of the Pew Center and the Graduate School of Journalism, [[Columbia University]], and, for its first nine years, the team had two g
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• Frederick Kempe/Definition
  ...editor and reporter, [[Wall Street Journal]] having won multiple European journalism awards; advisory board of the [[Transatlantic Policy Network]] and [[United
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• James Shumaker/Definition
  Term Associate Professor, [[University of North Carolina]] School of Journalism and Mass Communication Director, Carolina Business News Initiative; Advisor
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• 2008 United States presidential election/External Links
  * [http://journalism.org/node/9266 Campaign journalism, statistical reports on media coverage]
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• World Journalism Institute/Definition
  A Christian journalism school created by leaders of ''[[World Magazine]]'' and headquartered at [[
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