Im doing Journalism atm.. and i was just wondering, what options will there be when it comes to postgrad. studies? Ive looked online and all i can find is is law and teaching stuff..
Do I necessarily HAVE to do a jounrnalism related postgraduate or can I do ANYTHING/?

I have a condrum of sorts, I like to study a lot of different things and have 15 hours towards my bachelor’s degree (pre-reqs that won’t transfer), and would like to finish. I just got a job as a special ed. aide, and figure I will like it since I have substituted before as an [...]

I really would like to become a writer and work in business. I would love to go back to school for my associates degree in both of these subjects. But I can’t find any on-line college that I can achieve both. I have always been good in business and computer classes, and love to write. [...]

I am going to be an early graduate at high school, and I want to get into the field of broadcast journalism. For the spring and summer semester I wanted to take online courses. How much does this normally cost, and is there any sites with good journalism programs.

I am interested in working for an online magazine, newsletter or any form of publication as a copyeditor/proofreader. But I don’t have a degree in journalism, my degree is in accounting. I would like to freelance most likely, and am looking for ways to find such jobs.

(July 10, 2009) Journalists discuss how they’ve adapted their reporting skills to experimental new enterprises. Jerry Capeci ‘96, founder of GangLandNews.com speaks about switching from an ad-supported business model to a subscription-based revenue stream. Geri Migielicz ‘05, talks about founding Story4. Robert Rosenthal is the Executive Director of the Center for Investigative Reporting. Jose Zamora, [...]

(July 10, 2009) Len Downie, Vice President at Large, The Washington Post, evaluates the hurdles confronting print journalism’s transition to the web – including mass layoffs and buyouts and falling advertising revenues. He also proposed several innovative models for the industry, including institutional or philanthropic support, micropayment systems and new media formats. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu [...]

(October 22, 2009) The traditional print newspaper is struggling to stay profitable in the face of competition from electronic sources of information. What does this mean to the future of journalism? Philip Balboni of the GlobalPost; Alberto Ibarguen of the Knight Foundation; Paul Steiger of ProPublica; Arthur Sulzberger of the New York Times and Martin [...]

I checked a number of schools and others, I found the course to repeat the name, but not dirty course. I know that if I would spend my hard-earned money! I have looked at WingHill school in writing (even? Law) where you see the ads on television all the time online school (stupid?) Is a [...]