Journalists shed light on freelancing in today’s media landscape.
Journalists from the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Financial Review announced via Twitter yesterday that they will be commencing a week-long strike. Empty Age
Staff from The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review walked out of their office on Friday, Rachael Roberts & Deniz Uzgun report.
Journalists shed light on freelancing in today’s media landscape.
Journalists from the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Financial Review announced via Twitter yesterday that they will be commencing a week-long strike. Empty Age
Staff from The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review walked out of their office on Friday, Rachael Roberts & Deniz Uzgun report.
“We have got the balance wrong”
Journalists shed light on freelancing in today’s media landscape.
Journalists from the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Financial Review announced via Twitter yesterday that they will be commencing a week-long strike. Empty Age
Staff from The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review walked out of their office on Friday, Rachael Roberts & Deniz Uzgun report.
Ewa Staszewska looks at the effects new data retention legislation will have on freedom of press within Australia.
The Walkley Foundation is hosting an event with the two seasoned investigative journalists tomorrow, Tuesday, at the Wheeler Centre.
The Walkley Foundation for Journalism is running a one-day course on blogging and publishing online in Melbourne.
The News of the World phone hacking scandal has raised questions about the practices of Australian journalists. Liana Neri reports.
Mark your diaries, students in Adelaide and Perth and get ready to kick start your journalism career with advice from some of our industry’s finest.
Journalists rallied yesterday against Fairfax Media’s decision to outsource subeditors. Suzannah Marshall Macbeth joined them outside The Age building in Melbourne.
Final-year journalism students are being given the chance to kick-start their careers at the MediaPass Student Industry Days, beginning in May.
If you’re in Sydney and interested in some training in subbing and InDesign, then book now for this valuable two-day course.
The Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) will be holding a public forum Friday 4 February, featuring many noted speakers including an exclusive recorded statement from Julian Assange.
At noon today, the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance’s Mike Dobbie will join La Trobe’s Writing for Media class to discuss journalism ethics on the job. All welcome.
Hear one of the leading thinkers on the future of journalism, Jay Rosen, in conversation with Melbourne’s emerging journalists.
An array of local and international speakers will take part in next month’s Walkley Media Conference in Sydney. Their mission? Figuring out how storytelling can thrive as we enter the second decade of the 21st century.
For those students who missed out on the event last week, Sharon Green reports on the key discussions from the MediaPass Student Industry Day in Melbourne.
The Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA) and the Walkley Foundation are presenting their annual ‘Media Pass’ student industry days in May. Read on if you’re interested in advice about applying for jobs, and workshops led by professional journalists.
Had any pieces run on upstart lately? Think that assignment you scored an ‘A’ for might be up there with your best work? Then maybe you should think about entering the Media Super Student Journalist of the Year awards. But get moving, your submission has to be in by 3 May.
Entries are now being accepted for the Walkey Young Australian Journalist of the Year Awards. If you have had an exceptional piece of work published in the last year, now is time to work on your submission.
