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New York Times deputy director and UC Berkeley alumnus Julie Bloom discussed her experience covering the West Coast as an East Coast paper with an increasingly Californian readership at a Berkeley Forum event Monday hosted by The Berkeley Forum.
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Oakland-based newspaper East Bay Express laid off almost its entire editorial staff in January and replaced it with freelance workers because of financial difficulties, continuing a recent trend found at several news and media outlets.
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Hundreds of UC Berkeley students, faculty and aspiring journalists filled Sibley Auditorium on Friday to hear New York Times, or The Times, executive editor Dean Baquet discuss modern journalism and the rapidly changing journalism industry with UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Dean Edward Wasserman.
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When Bill Drummond, journalism professor at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, or J-School, began teaching university-level courses at San Quentin State Prison, a student asked him to advise the prison’s inmate-run newspaper, San Quentin News.
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Solnit was one of 10 authors to receive recognition in the nonfiction category. The finalists will be named Oct. 10, and the winners will be announced at a ceremony Nov. 14.
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Craig Newmark, creator of the popular classified advertisements website Craigslist, spoke about his philanthropic business model and his website’s simplicity during a Berkeley Forum event Tuesday evening.
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Jim VandeHei, co-founder of Axios and Politico, revealed the inspiration behind the two platforms, his goals as a content producer and his perspective on the future of media consumption at a campus event Thursday evening.
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11 UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism alumni — including two Berkeley Journalism lecturers — have been nominated for the 38th annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards.
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UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism has allowed its accreditation with the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC) to expire.
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Investigative Reporting Productions, Inc., a nonprofit production company associated with the Graduate School of Journalism, established a formal affiliation with UC Berkeley over the weekend, according to a press release.
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