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📢 Calling all Young Journalists! 🌟 MHP Group's 30 To Watch: Journalism Awards are once again spotlighting the UK's most talented and influential young journalists. These awards recognise those under 30 who have made a significant impact through their investigative prowess, compelling storytelling, and the tangible impact of their work. Here's what makes the ✨ 30 To Watch: Journalism Awards✨ so special: - 🕵♀️Recognition Across Genres: Winners are chosen across various categories, including News, Culture, Entertainment & Lifestyle, ensuring a diverse representation of journalistic excellence. - 🏅 Gold Standard: In each category, Gold winners are honoured, highlighting the exceptional quality of their contributions to journalism. - 👑Impressive Alumni: Past winners are a who's who of journalism's rising stars. You can see the full list of previous winners via the website! - 🤝 Open and Inclusive: The Awards are free to enter and open to all young journalists in the UK, making it an inclusive platform for recognition. - 🥂 Awards Ceremony: The winners are celebrated at an Award ceremony each spring, marking a significant event in the calendar. If you're a young journalist or know someone whose work deserves recognition, this is a golden opportunity. Deadline for entries is 19th April. ⌛ For more information on how to enter, check out the post below! #Journalism #Awards #30ToWatch #YoungJournalists

Journalism and media awards in 2024: Awards are a great way to have your hard work recognised by industry experts and celebrate your teams. Here is where you can apply #digitalpublishing #journalism #onlinepublishing

An announcement from Vinod Rajasekaran, Future of Good's CEO & Editor-in-Chief: I’m excited to share the news that the Canada Revenue Agency has designated Future of Good a Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization (QCJO)—a milestone achievement in our fifth year. I never expected a letter from the CRA to deliver such a “pinch me” moment. The news felt surreal. I couldn’t sleep that night. I was wired, excited, and imagining all the possibilities as a result of this designation. It took hundreds of hours of work, but it happened and will be game-changing for Future of Good. Being designated a Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization (QCJO) means that Future of Good has gone through rounds of reviews and assessments, including an evaluation by an independent advisory board that looked deeply at our content, whether it's original, whether it meets journalistic standards and principles, and, most importantly, whether it benefits all Canadians. It’s a proud moment for our team. It validates our original journalism, journalistic standards, and the fact that our journalism can benefit Canadians coast to coast to coast—a real first for social purpose and solutions journalism. This designation is a proud moment for Future of Good and a testament to our team’s passion, commitment, and work. Please join me in thanking our entire team for their dedication and hard work in helping us reach this monumental milestone, as well as all our members, partners, and advisors for trusting Future of Good to be an essential professional resource for your work and teams. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gCrwxmfV #qualifiedjournalism #futureofgood #canadianmedia #qcjo #milestoneachievement #socialpurposejournalism #proudmoment

Friday, 6.30PM IST 😊 Let’s talk about the future—specifically, the future of journalism. On October 25, 2024, we’re hosting an exclusive, #169th #WiseViews #Leadership #Conversation with Pradip Kumar Saha, award-winning journalist and co-founder of The Morning Context. He’s a thoughtful voice in the media space, advocating that independent journalism is crucial for the future. Here’s what’s on the table: Topic: The Future of Journalism: Why Independent Journalism is the Key Date: October 25, 2024 (Friday) Time: 6:30 PM IST Where: https://lnkd.in/gz2Xzkds (Pls register here) What’s in it for you? Pradip will take you behind the scenes of how real journalism—free from corporate influence—uncovers the truth. You’ll hear how The Morning Context is rewriting the rules and why the future of news depends on media that serves readers, not advertisers. Expect a deep dive into: 1. How independent journalism is reshaping the industry 2. The power of truth-telling in the digital age 3. Why we need to challenge traditional media models Curious yet? We thought so. Save the date, bring your questions, and get ready for a conversation that might just change how you view the media. See you there! ICFAI Online ICFAI Business School

"In a world in which we have increasingly witnessed fiction become fact and misinformation turn mainstream, choosing truth has perhaps never been more important—or more difficult." - Kathy English, Chair of the Canadian Journalism Foundation. 🌐 WorldWise is joining hundreds of other media organisations in over 100 countries to mark World News Day, organised by the World Editors Forum and the Canadian Journalism Foundation. Plus the latest #media #opportunities -> new post out today 👇 #JournalismMatters, #ChooseTruth, #WorldNewsDay

Aus #media - if you are thinking of applying for the Sean Dorney Grant for #Pacific Journalism, you need to have this webinar in your diary

We are so excited to highlight the Business Journalist Category Partner for the 2024 Irish Journalism Awards Business Plus Magazine returning once again. Learn more about the 2024 Irish Journalism Awards here ➡️irishjournalismawards.ie #IJA24 #journalismmatters #irishjournalismawards24

We are happy to annoucne the Business Journalist Category Partner for the 2024 Irish Journalism Awards Business Plus Magazine returning once again. Learn more about the 2024 Irish Journalism Awards here ➡️irishjournalismawards.ie #IJA24 #journalismmatters #irishjournalismawards24

RNZ and Pacific Media Network (PMN) will partner on a 12-month pilot to retain Pasifika talent in the industry and bolster coverage of Pasifika issues.   As part of the pilot, two Pasifika journalism graduates will join PMN for a year, with funding provided by RNZ.  RNZ Chief Executive and Editor in Chief Paul Thomson said RNZ’s funding of the pilot was consistent with the organisation’s commitment to deepening its connections with other public media entities and growing Pasifika audiences. “We have a strategic objective to foster a strong national identity by providing trusted content and reflecting the diverse communities of Aotearoa and talent retention schemes such as these allow journalists who work in their communities to continue to tell the varied stories of Aotearoa.” The pilot comes at a time when the Te Rito Journalism project cadet scheme is coming to an end and PMN Chief Executive Don Mann said it was vital that opportunities for the development of a pool of quality Pacific journalists continues. “We have more than 8 percent of New Zealand’s population identifying as being of Pacific ethnicity but less than 2 percent of journalists identify as Pacific.   “Developing a pipeline of excellent Pacific journalists is a core strategic objective of PMN, a function we have performed for over 30 years. Strategic partnerships like this one with RNZ demonstrates our collective commitment to the sector as whole.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gfPeaWFv #pacificmedia #publicmedia

I am thrilled to have completed the Introduction to Digital Journalism certification by Reuters! 🎉 Ready to dive deeper into the world of storytelling and digital media. 📱📰 Tagar #DigitalJournalism Tagar #Reuters Tagar #CertifiedJournalist Tagar #NewBeginnings