28 January 2013
For the past ten years, Kevin Sites has reported on war, conflict and disaster all over the world, for the leading American television networks, and then as Yahoo’s first correspondent. His second book based on […]
26 January 2013
“Communication saves lives and that, really, is what this course is about”, said Thomas Abraham, the director of the JMSC’s Master of Journalism programme. Abraham was describing a health communication training course he taught with […]
25 January 2013
Jonathan Stray (MJ, 2010), who leads the Overview Project for the Associated Press (AP), is at the JMSC for four weeks teaching the school’s first Computational Journalism course. He’s also making clear what the difference is between “computational” and […]
16 January 2013
The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) is now accepting entries for the 2013 SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence. Each year, the SOPA Awards honor the best journalism in print, digital, and new media in the […]
15 January 2013
Four students in the JMSC’s Master of Journalism programme are winding up the first internships the school has ever arranged in Burma. Ma Ning (MJ, 2013) and Tony Yoo (MJ, 2013) interned with The Myanmar Times, whose co-founder and deputy CEO, […]
14 January 2013
Journalism & Media Studies Centre invite you to Shanghai Public Lecture Media training basics: 7 tips on how (and how not) to get your message out Longtime Associated Press reporter Angela Doland shares a journalist’s […]
14 January 2013
Journalism & Media Studies Centre invite you to Shanghai Public Lecture Covering the World When the rules keep Changing By Ken Ellingwood Ken Ellingwood, an award-winning former correspondent for the Los Angeles Times who has reported […]
10 January 2013
The purpose of internships is to show students what working in the real world of journalism is like. Anjani Trivedi, a Master of Journalism student at the JMSC, got an unprecedented look at that world while working as an […]