Journalism Ethics Forum
"Public trust through public engagement"
November 15-17 at RJI
Open to the public; livestream available

Topics to be explored:

  • Defining journalism ethics and values in the digital age
  • Better understanding public attitudes about journalism ethics
  • Putting the public in “public service journalism”
  • New thoughts about community connections
  • Developing new resources for examining ethical questions
  • Better collaboration between journalism educators and professionals
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For more information about the forum, click here.

Thanks to twitter Jacqui Banaszynski’s ONA report attracted 42,558 eyeballs in the space of 24 hours.

When you want to spread the word Twitter is a powerful tool.   Once you start, these tips make it easy.   
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Follow RJI and RJI will follow you.

One of the goals of POYi is to extend the reach of documentary photography to a worldwide audience by sponsoring educational public exhibitions.  
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Application deadline: January 15, 2010

Feedback or suggestions on RJI's monthly newsletter?

Contact: Kelly Peery
Communications Coordinator
peeryk@rjionline.org
573-882-9650
Upcoming Events
Circulate to present at Missouri Press Association Annual Convention
10/15/2009-10/17/2009
Reynolds Fellow Stephanie Padgett to host workshop on increasing online advertising revenue
10/21/2009
Roger Fidler presents "Finding the Digital Pot of Gold"
10/23/2009
RJI to host breakfast at Associated Press Managing Editors National Training Conference
10/28/2009-10/30/2009
Pam Johnson to speak at the Tiger Quarterback Club luncheon
11/2/2009
Jim Smith of Morris Communications to present "Saving Print Journalism" at RJI
11/9/2009

Click here for a complete list of RJI events and event details

 

It's a weekly world
Who reads what, when do they read it and who pays for it? Core measurements of the news business are keeping researchers and media managers busy this fall.
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3rd annual RJI Student Competition launched 

This year's RJI Student Competition will explore the relationship between designers and developers in the production of immersive media. 

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Meet the 2009-2010 Donald W. Reynolds Fellows


Jacqui
Banaszynski
Clyde
Bentley
Michele
McLellan
Stephanie
Padgett
Sean
Reily
Michael
Skoler
Click each Fellow for information on their projects
About the Reynolds Journalism Institute
RJI is housed in 50,000 square feet of new and remodeled space including a modern four-story glass-walled structure built inside a carefully preserved 1892 Victorian gothic building on the University of Missouri campus. State-of-the-art facilities include the Futures Lab with its own high-definition television studio with global uplink capability and multimedia editing facility, and the Technology Testing Center,a skunk works and showcase for testing and demonstrating the use of the latest hardware and software for journalism and advertising.

About The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation
The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation is a national philanthropic organization founded in 1954 by the late media entrepreneur for whom it is named.  Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, it has committed more than $92 million to its National Journalism Initiative in the United States.