It's hard to believe this is the 50th issue of Princeton Perspectives! When we posted our first back in March 2020, we had no idea where it was headed. We are grateful that you have allowed us to change the landscape of investigative and informative journalism in Princeton! Change is what we're writing about in our April issue... Read it Now: Changes You Can Make to Create a Better Future https://lnkd.in/e_BKXsnj
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Here is the latest on my just published book. It is great that #Openbook is out there and devoted to book talk
This week's first episode of "Open Book" features Esposito, Richard to discuss his latest book "Jimmy Breslin: The Man Who Told the Truth". We discussed: - How journalism changed in the last few decades. - The power of investigative journalism. - How to amass power among the elite. and more. Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eN-mmP-3 Listen to the episode here: https://lnkd.in/e2T4aPyA
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A new newsletter that we Media and Journalism Research Center have written for Journalism Funders Forum as part of our great cooperation with Philea - Philanthropy Europe Association. With may thanks to our expert Robert Nemeth. Interviews with media leasers, research on relevant topics, and several articles about funding independent journalism. #journalism #newsmedia #media #funding #research #newsletter
We're pleased to see a new edition of the Journalism Funders Forum newsletter authored by our colleague, Robert Nemeth. This issue features interviews with media leaders, the latest research on SLAPPs, and insightful articles on funding independent journalism. Don't forget to share and subscribe! https://lnkd.in/dcMCm37e
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The 5Ws & 1H (Who, What, Where, When, Why and How) are the cornerstones of journalism. Sadly, modern journalism often falls short. Incomplete stories abound, leaving readers with unanswered questions. Time to get back to the basics.
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Creating participatory media projects that spark dialogue and change. Community engagement meets journalism with a dash of social practice art.
This graphic encapsulates my ✨favorite✨ thing to do during reporting projects. Journalists: how do you create "third spaces" for dialogue and problem-solving? Let's swap ideas! Find mine in "Taking Care: A Guide for Participatory and Trauma-informed Journalism" from the Center for Cooperative Media Download at bit.ly/care-in-journalism.
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Is who pays for lunch the right question? As GC I rarely met anyone for lunch! Coffee, yes. Brunch, on occasion. Lunch? only if you were super special. In fact I had a small group of legal friends we somewhat ironically called ourselves "Ladies That Lunch". Frankly I rarely had time: I had just about enough bandwidth to get my work done and then get home to my young family. There is a somewhat obvious elephant in the room to the story. Anyone else spot it? I'll give you a hint. This doesn't include a photo of any woman... In a few weeks I'm presenting to a leading law firm on the Keys to Good Business Development (aka, "What Clients Wish you Knew about BD"). It doesn't (currently) mention lunch! So what's a better question? How can we build meaningful business relationships in the modern world? PS I have nothing against lunch. Love it! I do however have an issue with it being viewed as the most important means to building business relationships. #amillionwaystoBD #businessdevelopment #inclusivity #cofferus #orteaifyou'reaBritlikeme
So you want to impress someone with a business lunch? Here's how you do it and -- more importantly -- who should pay for it. Read for free on FT Edit, a daily selection of the best FT journalism.
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Journalism means something different in 2024 than it did in the 20th Century. It is not only about providing information, but also establishing connections, showing empathy, and promoting understanding. Hear where the journalist of tomorrow fits in. https://lnkd.in/gi-USCym
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