2010 fellowship applications
Applications are now being considered for 2010 Kiplinger Fellowships. The 24-week fellowships for mid-career U.S. citizen journalists are based at the John Glenn School of Public Affairs at The Ohio State University. The fellowships offer a $20,000 stipend plus excellent benefits, including tuition.
- » Deadline: July 31, 2009
- » 2010 Program: January 4 - June 18, 2010
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Powerful Stories, Digital Journalism
No one working in the journalism field needs to be told how radically things are changing. The Internet provides vast new opportunities, yet poses major challenges.
Just as W.M. Kiplinger pioneered a new kind of journalism in 1920, it is now the mission of the Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism to help journalists and their organizations become the innovators of today. More...
Newspapers struggle to connect with online Readers
How do newspapers really connect with online readers? Recent research conducted by Lynn Slawsky, a graduate research associate in the Kiplinger Program, shows how the largest 100 newspapers in the nation collect and manage readers’ responses to online news stories and blogs. Next steps in the research include interviewing leaders in the field to collect tips for newspapers trying to thrive in the digital age. More...
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Thrive: As the digital age advances, newspapers find themselves faced with major choices. By Hank Wilson
