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Think on-line first for student publications

The following was presented at the Los Angeles JEA national high school journalism conference. Think On-Line First from Michelle

Ever feel like you’re all alone on your adviser island with no one who understands your plight? Does every day

One of my staff’s goals this year is to bring the same variety of storytelling models to the web that

Los Angeles Times journalists Rich Connell and Robert Lopez have broken all kinds of investigative stories with the kind of new-age

Meh to Epic: Learn from Online Pacemakers View more presentations from Logan Aimone At the 2011 JEA/NSPA Spring High

Jim McNay, pictured above, and Mark Murray presented with me at JEA Anaheim. I have edited this post a couple

MIPA Fall Conf. – Connecting w/ your Audience Jeremy Whiting and Jesse McLean have shared their presentation and handout from

Mipa Fall Conf. ’09 Staff Organization Jesse McLean and Jeremy Whiting have shared a presentation they used at the MIPA

Respect the Hustle of Soda Can Raccoon and Murder Cat
by Dave Taft and Lucia Buricelli on November 20, 2019 at 3:41 pm
Pizza Rat is not the only resourceful city critter. A look at the endlessly entertaining (and slightly dangerous) world of urban wildlife.
Grammy Nominations 2020: Lizzo, Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X Dominate
by Ben Sisario on November 20, 2019 at 3:36 pm
Young artists lead the major categories as the Recording Academy strives to align its awards with the musicians pushing pop into the future.
Impeachment Hearing Live Updates: Sondland Ties Trump to Ukraine Pressure Campaign
by Peter Baker and Michael S. Schmidt on November 20, 2019 at 3:33 pm
“We followed the president’s orders,” Gordon D. Sondland tells lawmakers, adding that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo signed off, and Vice President Mike Pence was told about an apparent link between Ukraine’s military aid and investigations. He confirms there was a “clear quid pro quo” for a White House meeting between Mr. Trump and Ukraine’s president.
Could New York City Eliminate Free Street Parking?
by James Barron on November 20, 2019 at 3:32 pm
Car culture has already been changed by bike and bus lanes. A transportation panel in Manhattan has floated the idea of eliminating free street parking entirely.