From freelancer Mark Coughlin, via Jeff Jarvis' Twitter post, 18 things journalism students, and perhaps some of their elders, should consider doing this summer: http://tinyurl.com/oj682d
I'm doing at least one of them, learning the blogging thang, right now.
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Chris Rauber is an experienced business journalist who covers health care, insurance and the wine industry for the San Francisco Business Times. He has also written for HealthLeaders Magazine, Modern Healthcare and other publications.
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- Or maybe Gavin doesn't 'get it'
- Out of the mouth of Gavin
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1 comment:
Thanks for posting this. Lots of non-profits could use the help of j-students with capturing stories, writing newsletters, news releases, and even starting blogs. I hear many are a little overrun right now with "elbow grease" volunteers following all of the encouragement since the election and inauguration to get involved, BUT j-students could really make a difference by helping non-profits to tell their story. Many non-profits have had to cut staff, as well. Betsy Stone
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