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MediaWebDirectory.com provides many listings related to media, media guide, media news, media
professionals, media network, internet broadcast, publishers resources,
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Black Collegian
Career opportunities and college information guide for African American students.
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Broadcasting in Chicago
Online museum of broadcast history with a focus on the studio NBC operated in Chicago's Merchandise Mart.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Official website of Bureau, with news, current data, articles, links and other information about employment, wages, working and the economy.
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Business Today
Student-run magazine covering U.S. and international business and economic news. Site includes online issues and conference information.
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CAB
Voice of Canada's private broadcasters.
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Campion, James
Political satirist and writer of the column Reality Check.
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Campus Grapevine
Online newspaper seeking submissions from students at any school.
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CareerPage
Features a national job bank for broadcasters and includes links to its member radio and TV stations. Hosted by the National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations.
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College News
Listing college services and articles about college life.
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College Newspaper Business
Organization for students and advisers. Information on how to join, benefits, news, conferences and contests.
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Corporate Information
Extensive links to sites offering corporate information in over 80 countries. Compiled by the Winthrop Corporation.
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Coyote Press
Student newspaper of the Community College of Southern Nevada.
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CPB
Official Web site of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Online resources for public broadcasters, producers.
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Journalism seems to have recovered its reason for being
"Journalism seems to have recovered its reason for being," was how Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz began an article celebrating the "activist stance" of emotional reporters covering Katrina's devastation. Kurtz must have been especially pleased with the "reporting" of his other employer, CNN. Gone was any pretense of objectivity. CNN's reporters competed with one another to be the Most Outraged Journalist of the Week [...]
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