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Summer 2011
Featuring > 'Growth of Patch, indie sites shows citizen journalism going mainstream,' by Jack Rosenberry, page 1; 'Online tools help educators teach selves, students,' by Sue Ellen Christian, page 1; 'Convention events reflect annual goals,' by Deborah Chung, page 3; 'Panels represent balance of teaching, research, PF&R,' by Kirsten Johnson, page 3; 'Research to be presented in 3 sessions,' page 4; 'Reflecting on PF&R values offers new perspective,' by Anne Golden Worsham, page 5. |
Winter/Spring 2011
Featuring > 'CAR tools boost civic journalism,' by Jeff South, page 1; 'Teaching how to use Twitter as reporting tool,' by Jeremy Littau, page 1; 'CCJIG officers edit new volume on objectivity,' by Deborah Chung, page 2; 'Convention planning already well under way,' by Kirsten Johnson, page 4; 'Research paper call; deadline is April 1,' page 4; 'Regional colloquia can offer slower pace, more interaction,' by Anne Golden Worsham, page 5; 'CCJIG papers at Midwinter session,' page 5; 'Research reminders to maximize your chances in CCJIG,' by Glenn Scott, page 6. |
Fall
2010
Featuring > 'Panels, research address definitions,' by Sue Ellen Christian,
page 1; 'St. Louis convention proposals due by Oct. 15,'
page 1; 'Member meeting yields decision on groups’ future,'
by Kirsten Johnson, page 3; 'As we move into the upcoming year ...,' by Deborah Chung, page
4; 'Research in
CCJIG: Where
do we go next?,' by Glenn Scott, page
5. |
Summer
2010
Featuring > Denver convention preview; 'Citizen sites taking aim at improved credibility,' by Kirsten Johnson,
page 1; 'New book shows value of CCJIG as scholarly networking venue,'
by Mary Beth Callie, page 1; 'JTM explores transforming journalism with innovation and unheard voices,'
by Sue Ellen Christian, page 2; 'CCJIG officers discuss personal ties to study of the field,' by Anne Golden Worsham, page
2; 'J-Lab project participants in for 2nd year,' by Jan Schaffer, page
3; 'Research scheduled earlier this year,' by Glenn Scott, page
5; 'Programming covers wide range of issues,' by Deborah S. Chung, page
5; 'CCJIG members publish
books, gain other honors,' page 6. |
Fall
2009
Featuring > 'Bring crowdsourcing to the classroom,' by Anne Golden Worsham,
page 1; 'Panel proposals
for Denver 2010
due by Oct. 15,'
page 1; 'Member meeting covers various items,'
by Kirsten Johnson, page 3; 'J-Lab luncheon features
tales of news cooperation,' by Cailin Brown, page
3; 'Regionals
offer venue
for research,' by Glenn Scott, page
4; 'Public journalism principles
offer ideas for health debate,' by Mary Beth Callie, page
4. |
Summer
2009
Featuring > 'Credibility, the next great challenge,' by Nikhil Moro,
page 1; 'HEALTH CARE REFORM: the press & public engagement,' by Mary Beth Callie,
page 1; 'Citizen journalism in higher education — A call for sharing information,'
by Kirsten Johnson, page 2; 'Guide to CCJIG research sessions in Boston,' page
3. |
Spring
2009
Featuring > 'A sustainable model emerges,' by Nikhil Moro, page
1; 'Witt receives $1.5 million gift from Harnisch Foundation,' by Kirsten Johnson,
page 1; 'Diverse programming marks CCJIG's line-up for Boston,' by Mary Beth Callie, page 2;
'CCJIG emerges as largest in 2008-09,' by Nikhil Moro, page 5. |
Fall
2008
Featuring > 'Public & Public's journalism explored,' by Jack Rosenberry, page
1; 'Journalism comes full circle with civic/citizen movement,' by Nikhil Moro, page 1; 'Fee hike may solve projector deficiency,' by Jack Rosenberry, page 3; 'Call for panel proposals,' by Mary Beth Callie, page 3. |
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Winter
2008
Featuring > 'Help redefine our focus,' by Jack Rosenberry, page
1; 'Convention papers due by April 1,' page 1; 'Send ideas for research
bibliography,' page 2; 'Haas book now available,' page 2; 'Convention
’08 brings 8 sessions,' by Jack Rosenberry, page 3; 'New members
always welcome in AEJMC,' by Sue Westcott Alessandri, page 4; 'Annual
conference in DC sizzled,' by Andrea Breemer Frantz, page 5; 'Crowdsourcing:
Where civic, citizen journalism meet,' by Jeff South, page 6; 'Ph.D.
program has public focus,' page 8. |
Summer
2007
Featuring > 'CCJIG puts focus on future,' by Andrea Breemer Frantz,
page 1; 'Building the next new news organization,' by Leonard Witt,
page 1; 'Leadership's just another word for plenty more to learn,'
by Andrea Breemer Frantz, page 3; 'Members' News & Notes,' page
3; 'Guide to CCJIG program at DC convention,' page 4; 'J-Lab, Knight
start online training site for citizen media,' page 5. |
Winter
2007
Featuring > 'Cole Campbell remembered: Crash takes life of civic
journalism's innovative thinker,' page 1; 'Colleagues recall his contributions,'
page 1; 'CCJIG undergoes Council of Divisions review,' by Andrea Breemer
Frantz, page 1; 'Current, past leaders reflect on CCJIG role,' by
Jack Rosenberry, page 2; 'Student's stunt offers teachable moment,'
by Glenn Scott, page 3; 'CCJIG member offers training on civic journalism
in Ukraine,' by Jeff South, page 4; 'Call for Papers -- 2007 Convention;
submission deadline April 1,' page 5. |
Summer
2006
Featuring > 'CCJIG guide to AEJMC convention,' by Jeff South, page
1; 'Citizen media, j-schools go hand-in-hand,' by Jan Schaffer, page
1; 'The 411 on Skype: free long-distance calls,' by Jeff South, page
3; 'J-Lab luncheon will spotlight j-school ventures,' page 4; 'Open-source
journalism and college media,' page 5; 'Member meeting has many benefits,'
by Andrea Breemer Frantz, page 6. |
Spring
2006
Featuring > 'Interest group gets new name,' by Jeff South, page
1; 'Diverse set of programs set for Frisco,' byAndrea Breemer Frantz,
page 1; 'Wake Up Call report available,' by Leonard Witt, page 3;
'New Voices recipients named,' page 3; 'Witt writes: we must act to
save journalism,' page 4; 'Wilkes-Barre paper profiles Breemer Frantz,'
page 5; 'Nieman spotlights participatory journalism,' by Jack Rosenberry,
page 6. |
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Summer
2005
Featuring > 'Can trust, quality save journalism? A "Wake
Up Call" Aug. 9 before AEJMC annual convention,' by Leonard
Witt, page 1; 'Interactive journalism summit: When consumers become
creators,' by Jan Schaffer, page 2; '8th-graders, collegians link
in project,' by Andrea Breemer Frantz, page 3; 'Convention topics:
technology, trust, teaching,' by Jeff South, page 4; 'Minutes from
CJIG business meeting in Toronto,' page 8. |
Summer
2004
Featuring > 'Schedule is packed at AEJMC convention,' page 1; 'President's
letter," Leonard Witt, page 1; 'CJIG panels in Toronto,' page
2; 'Toward greater diversity,' Venise Wagner, page 5; 'Training graduates
for convergence,' Janet Hill Keefer, page 6; 'Citizens talking back
with digital technologies,' Chike Anyaegbunam, page 7; 'Taking it
to the Streets' (book review), Charlyne Berens, page 8; 'Building
early investment in social capital,' Andrea Frantz, page 9; 'J-Lab
research: hyper-local news,' Jan Schaffer, page 10; 'Mid-winter conference
at Rutgers a success,' Leonard Witt, page 10; 'People in the News,'
page 12; 'Convention papers aplenty at research sessions in Toronto,'
page 12. |
Winter
2004
Featuring > 'Participatory journalism meets public journalism --
and a new era begins,' by Leonard Witt, CJIG Chair, page 1; 'CJIG
secures good slots for Toronto program,' page 1; 'Love & Loathing
of the Body Politic: Perceptions of Media Bias,' Mike McDevitt, page
2; '$31-million grant at Missouri connects with civic journalism,'
page 3; 'Explore the fusion power of Public and Participatory Journalism
in Toronto,' page 5 |
Summer
2003
Featuring > 'What do you want CJIG to accomplish next year?' by
Cheryl Gibbs, pages 1 and 2; Public Journalism workshop at AEJMC;
review of the book "Civic Innovation in America: Community Empowerment,
Public Policy, and the Movement for Civic Renewal," page 4; 'What's
next for Public Journalism in theory and practice,' page 5. |
Spring
2003
Featuring > 'Is civic journalism dead? Judging by activities, no,'
by Cheryl Gibbs, page 1; 'What's up at Pew,' by Jan Schaffer, page
2; schedule of CJIG-related activities during the AEJMC convention,
pages 1 and 3; review of 'Getting the Whole Story: Reporting and Writing
the News,' page 4. |
Summer
2002
Featuring > CJIG's future status and goals, pages 1 and 2; civic
journalism at August's AEJMC convention; 'Civic TV: Diversifying race,
gender, affiliation,' by David Kurpius, page 4; 'Media’s coverage
of Sept. 11 and aftermath,' by Ann Hollifield, page 5. |
Winter
2002
Featuring > 'Civic J to be featured at conference,' by Mike McDevitt,
page 1; 'Civic journalism alive and well,' by CJIG president Sharon
Hartin Iorio, page 2. |
Fall
2001
Featuring > Looking to set CJIG's goals for this year and future,
CJIG president Sharon Hartin Iorio, page 1. |
Summer
2001
Featuring > Come, attend, serve -- and no excuses! by CJIG president
Kathy Campbell, page 1. |
Spring
2001
Featuring > Civic journalism to the rescue: 'Transforming from
within: How civic journalists may save the media', by Chris Peck,
editor, Spokesman-Review (Spokeane, WA), keynote speaker, Civic Innovations
in Newsrooms and Classrooms workshop, page 1. |
Fall
2000
Featuring > Civic journalism and the right side of the brain: How
photographers and graphic designers visually communicate the principles
of civic journalism, by Renita Coleman, University of Missouri, page
4. |
Spring
2000
Featuring > Civic, conventional
journalism converging, by Jan Schaffer, executive director, Pew Center
for Civic Journalism, page 4. |
Summer
2000
Featuring > Good stories come
from expanding news values, by Rebecca Payne, University of Arizona,
page 5. |
Winter
1999
Featuring > Why research must
make theory clear, by Carol Reese Dykers, CJIG paper competition chair,
page 3. How do you see civic journalism? by William T. Chronister,
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)/Kent State University, page 7. |
Fall
1999
Featuring > Can civic journalism
save newspapers? by Chris Peck, editor, Spokesman-Review (Spokeane,
WA), page 3. |
Summer
1999
Featuring > Civic journalism: Product
or process? by Jack Morris, CJIG vice chair, page 2. |
Fall
1998
Featuring > The adventure
of civic journalism, by Jay Rosen, New York University, page 3. |
Summer
1997
Featuring > Go slow when teaching
students to "listen", by Jacqueline Farnan, St. John Fisher
College, page 3. |
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