Category Archives: Miscellaneous
KING-5 Photojournalists Dominate NPPA Awards
The photojournalism team at King-TV has been named the nation’s best among large market stations. The National Press Photographers Association also awarded Doug Burgess of KING the 2013 Ernie Crisp Photographer of the Year. According to NPPA, Judge Brian Kaufman … Continue reading
Crime News From Inside Seattle PD
Crime in the Emerald City may not pay, but it is forging a career for local reporter/blogger Jonah Spangenthal-Lee. The lifelong Seattle resident found his niche in journalism almost by accident, while writing for the alt-weekly paper The Stranger as … Continue reading
Direct Community action on behalf of Nourishing Networks
Notes from Linda Benson From January 9 News Oasis/Nourishing Networks meeting The question was, “What are some ways to get individual community members to take direct action on behalf of Nourishing Networks?” Plant food/seed bombs throughout the community (brand with … Continue reading
Engaging Journalists and the Public in Hunger/Nouishment
Notes from Parker Lindner From January 9 News Oasis/Nourishing Networks meeting Our discussion covered various ways to engage people with the issue.. We talked about how to encourage participation from journalists and the general public. Some ideas included: Locate journalism … Continue reading
News Oasis/Nourishing Networks January 9 Meeting
Quick Summary of Outcomes January 10, 2012 Anne, with her fabulous ability to find the essence of story named the throughline of the story we want told: At every level, how do we take responsibility for nourishing ourselves and others? … Continue reading
Seattle Journalism Commons Project Report
Thanks to support from The Patterson Foundation, the Seattle Journalism Commons, in partnership with Lisa Skube — creator of the Journalism Accelerator, ran a 6-month experiment in supporting the people in the Puget Sound region’s emergning news and information network. The … Continue reading
Seattle couple completes 50-state newspaper tour
Seattleites Paul Steinle and Sara Brown have completed a year-long road trip to answer the question, “Who needs newspapers?” They presented their findings last week at the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (AEJMC) national convention in St. … Continue reading
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How to post your event
After signing up for JTM Online and joining the Seattle Journalism Commons group, you’re ready to be an author, where you can write stories and publish events. Here’s how to publish your event through a blog post. STEP 1: Make … Continue reading