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You've finished school and are trying to make sense of the big, bad (as in good, of course) world of journalism. Now what? Welcome to Generation J, the place where future newsroom leaders can collaborate to build newsrooms of the future. Looking for career advice? Get it or give it here. Got some industry insight? Share it. Want to rant? Fine. Trying to pick up new skills or build your portfolio? Consider this your training ground and art gallery. (All media are welcome — but know that we're featuring only the best work. So if it appears here, you're doing something right.)

Last but absolutely, positively and most certainly not least: Hang around here to stay on top of the issues that affect you and your newsroom every day. The Society of Professional Journalists will inspire you to improve and protect journalism.


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SPJ’s Reporters Institute is a three-day crash course in the characteristics of outstanding journalism and the techniques of exceptional journalists. The Institute will prepare you to report the news using the latest technology, while maintaining the highest standards of responsible reporting. You’ll learn to put public records and information to work for public good. And, we’ll examine the culture of today’s newsroom, with tools to help your journalism career thrive.

Learn more about the program, and apply today, by following this link.


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Generation J Soapbox:
Speak your mind, share your stories, ask a burning question or two, shoot from the hip. SPJ’s Generation J Soapbox, a unique hybrid between message board and blog, is open to all members. So don’t hesitate to get involved.


First Draft:
Check out SPJ's Generation J Committee Blog. Latest entries:

• Media Bias
• An Invitation to Young Journalists
• I'll See Your "New Media" and Raise You "Old Media 2.0"

What are you waiting for? Have advice to share? A link to offer?
Generation J is looking for your sharp contributions. Contact Generation J Committee Chairwoman Michelle Maskaly for more information.
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— Write brightly, not tritely!
— New grads face a crossroads in pursuit of dream job


From the Soapbox
music at work
Posted by aaronaup
I am currently rockin' out to surf music on the punk station on XM radio playing through my computer. XM is just one site I use to pipe music into my office during the day. What are some of the sites ... Continue reading or check out some other posts


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