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Attack journalism is usually the term applied to journalists that focus on personal scandals. Discover the difference between attack journalism and aggressive journalism with help from a journalism professor in this free video on careers in journalism. more »
Gonzo journalism refers to the style of journalism epitomized by the work of Hunter S. Thompson, and this style of journalism claims that objectivity gets in the way of telling the real story. Find out how Gonzo journalists insert themselves into the story with help from a journalism professor in this free video on careers in journalism. more »
A conventional career in journalism involves working as a reporter or editor at a newspaper, television station or magazine. Find out how most journalists start their careers with a bachelor's degree in journalism with help from a journalism professor in this free video on careers in journalism. more »
Different aspects, or media, of journalism include print, broadcast media and Web journalism. Find out why so much of print media is gravitating towards the Internet with help from a journalism professor in this free video on careers in journalism. more »
Journalism, simply, is the process of compiling information and sharing that information with an audience that needs or wants that information. Learn about the ability of journalism to create and maintain culture with help from a journalism professor in this free video on careers in journalism. more »
A leather journal lends distinction to your thoughts. Leather journals are costly to buy, but inexpensive and easy to make. You may simply recover an existing blank journal with leather, or, create a removable cover for your favorite kind of journal, so that it lasts you for years (and many journals). more »
So, you want to know how to start a career in Journalism, huh? This article will show you how to go about getting your first job in print journalism. more »
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