Take a break from your late-night researching, writing, transcribing and editing marathons and join the Ryerson Review of Journalism Summer 2011 masthead at Tequila Bookworm. The neighbourhood book nook lives up to its namesake and will provide a bevy of alcohol….errrr, I mean, journalistic enhancers. It’ll be a night of beer drinking, snack munching, dog-eared… Continue reading Don’t miss the Ryerson Review of Journalism fundraiser!
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The Latest: Newspapers Feb.8
The Latest Overwhelmed by information? Buried by media? The RRJ is here to help with a new daily section designed to help you keep up with the latest and greatest journalism, across all mediums. This week, impressions and reviews for the world’s first daily tablet newspaper are all over the internet. Whether you love it… Continue reading The Latest: Newspapers Feb.8
The Latest
This week, impressions and reviews for the world’s first daily tablet newspaper are all over the internet. Whether you love it or not, The Daily is here. The Daily was officially launched by media magnate Rupert Murdoch last Wednesday – February 2, 2011 – and works like a newspaper, arriving every morning, but with the… Continue reading The Latest
The Latest: Radio/Podcasts Feb.7
The Latest Overwhelmed by information? Buried by media? The RRJ is here to help with a new daily section designed to help you keep up with the latest and greatest journalism, across all mediums. CBC: The World This Weekend CBC’s The World This Weekend recaps events around the world every Saturday and Sunday, perfect for getting… Continue reading The Latest: Radio/Podcasts Feb.7
How To: Get a Source to Talk
Step 1 – Initial approach: “Go to their home, their office, call them … and then send an e-mail.” “Writing an e-mail is the last thing I would do. The personal touch is always better, although there are different approaches for different people. If your source is a government official, then you’ll have to send… Continue reading How To: Get a Source to Talk