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ETHICS AND INNOVATION WORKSHOP
The sixth annual Poynter KSU Media Ethics Workshop will be held at Kent State University's School of Journalism and Mass Communication on September 16, with a theme of "Ethics and Innovation." Arianna Huffington, co-founder of the Huffington Post, will be the guest speaker. Other scheduled speakers include media entrepreneurs, new media researchers, and local and national media practitioners and personalities.
AEJMC Media Ethics Division members are encouraged to join the event in person or online. Huffington will address participants and answer questions via cyber-connection. Participants will be able to see, hear and interact with her in real time. Live blogging will also be available on Twitter.
*For more information, including registration details and travel arrangements, visit http://ksumlc.com or contact Jan Leach by e-mail at jleach1@kent.edu or by phone at 330.672.4289.
TOP SECRET: THE BATTLE FOR THE PENTAGON PAPERS
A sneak-preview performance of Geoffrey Cowan's play, Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers will be held March 6 to benefit the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy. The night will include a reception at New York's Bowery Hotel and a conversation with journalists, including Carl Bernstein and Jill Abramson. Tickets are limited.
*For tickets or more information, visit www.topsecretbenefit.org, or email commlead@usc.edu.
TOP SECRET TALKS
USC Annenberg's Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presents TOP SECRET TALKS, a debate between the government's need for secrecy and the public's right to know. The conference will be held in conjunction with the New York production of Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers. Speakers will include Carl Bernstein; Daniel Ellsberg, the former Defense and State Department official who gave the Pentagon Papers to the Washington Post; Leslie Gelb, who led the Department of Defense project that produced the Pentagon Papers; New York Times managing editor Jill Abramson; Washington Post editor Marcus Brauchli; and playwright Geoffrey Cowan. Previews will begin February 24.
*For ticket information, or for a more detailed schedule, visit
www.topsecrettalks.org
RECENT OPPORTUNITIES:
ACROSS THE GENERATIONS: LEGACIES OF HOPE AND MEANING
The international conference will be held September 11-13, 2009 at Fordham University in New York. The Institute of General Semantics is sponsoring the event and is currently accepting paper and proposal submissions. Co-sponsors for the event include the New York Society for General Semantics, Media Ecology Association, Friends of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Lifwynn Foundation for Social Reserach and Fordham University. The conference will feature the 57th Annual Alfred Korzybski Memorial Lecture to be delivered by Mary Catherine Bateson, "The Changing Shapes of Lives: Making Meaning Across Time."
*Papers, proposals, and inquiries may be sent by July 15 to igscon@generalsemantics.org, or contact Lance Strate, IGS executive director, c/o Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University, Bronx, NY 10458.
Phone: 718.817.4864
Fax: 718.817.4868
GEORGE GERBNER FILMS AVAILABLE
The Media Education Foundation is currently selling copies of three films by George Gerbner, whose ongoing studies examined television content and its effect on Americans. The films include The Electronic Storyteller, The Killing Screens and The Crisis of the Cultural Environment for $35 each.
*For more information, Web site:http://www.mediaed.org/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?display=home
LIBERTY TREE INITIATIVE
A $100,000 grant from the McCormick Foundation is designed to build awareness of the five freedoms of the First Amendment by provoking programs and speakers on campuses, nationwide. The Initiative was founded by a partnership of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and several foundations (the Knight Foundation, the McCormick Foundation, and the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University).
*Colleges and universities interested in applying for a $5,000 grant can learn more about the program by contacting Sandra Chance at schance@jou.ufl.edu; Telephone: 352.392.2273.
THE FUTURE OF ETHICAL JOURNALISM
A new Center for Journalism Ethics was established in December 2008 in the School of Journalism & Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Under the direction of Stephen J. A. Ward, James R. Burgess Professor of Journalism Ethics, the new Center plans to hold an annual conference dealing with communication ethics.
The announcement of the first such conference, called "The Future of Ethical Journalism" and held April 30-May 1, 2009, was received too late to publicize in these pages-but, since similar conferences are expected to be held annually, MEDIA ETHICS believes that mention of the 2009 conference will serve as a "heads-up" for the 2010 conference.
*Director Ward, who taught journalism ethics on the faculty of the University of British Columbia before he joined the University of Wisconsin-Madison, may be reached by e-mail at sjward2@wisc.edu and a Web site may be accessed at http://www.journalismethics.info.
ETHICS AND INNOVATION WORKSHOP
The sixth annual Poynter KSU Media Ethics Workshop will be held at Kent State University's School of Journalism and Mass Communication on September 16, with a theme of "Ethics and Innovation." Arianna Huffington, co-founder of the Huffington Post, will be the guest speaker. Other scheduled speakers include media entrepreneurs, new media researchers, and local and national media practitioners and personalities.
AEJMC Media Ethics Division members are encouraged to join the event in person or online. Huffington will address participants and answer questions via cyber-connection. Participants will be able to see, hear and interact with her in real time. Live blogging will also be available on Twitter.
*For more information, including registration details and travel arrangements, visit http://ksumlc.com or contact Jan Leach by e-mail at jleach1@kent.edu or by phone at 330.672.4289.
TOP SECRET: THE BATTLE FOR THE PENTAGON PAPERS
A sneak-preview performance of Geoffrey Cowan's play, Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers will be held March 6 to benefit the Center on Communication Leadership & Policy. The night will include a reception at New York's Bowery Hotel and a conversation with journalists, including Carl Bernstein and Jill Abramson. Tickets are limited.
*For tickets or more information, visit www.topsecretbenefit.org, or email commlead@usc.edu.
TOP SECRET TALKS
USC Annenberg's Center on Communication Leadership & Policy (CCLP) presents TOP SECRET TALKS, a debate between the government's need for secrecy and the public's right to know. The conference will be held in conjunction with the New York production of Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers. Speakers will include Carl Bernstein; Daniel Ellsberg, the former Defense and State Department official who gave the Pentagon Papers to the Washington Post; Leslie Gelb, who led the Department of Defense project that produced the Pentagon Papers; New York Times managing editor Jill Abramson; Washington Post editor Marcus Brauchli; and playwright Geoffrey Cowan. Previews will begin February 24.
*For ticket information, or for a more detailed schedule, visit
www.topsecrettalks.org
RECENT OPPORTUNITIES:
ACROSS THE GENERATIONS: LEGACIES OF HOPE AND MEANING
The international conference will be held September 11-13, 2009 at Fordham University in New York. The Institute of General Semantics is sponsoring the event and is currently accepting paper and proposal submissions. Co-sponsors for the event include the New York Society for General Semantics, Media Ecology Association, Friends of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Lifwynn Foundation for Social Reserach and Fordham University. The conference will feature the 57th Annual Alfred Korzybski Memorial Lecture to be delivered by Mary Catherine Bateson, "The Changing Shapes of Lives: Making Meaning Across Time."
*Papers, proposals, and inquiries may be sent by July 15 to igscon@generalsemantics.org, or contact Lance Strate, IGS executive director, c/o Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fordham University, Bronx, NY 10458.
Phone: 718.817.4864
Fax: 718.817.4868
GEORGE GERBNER FILMS AVAILABLE
The Media Education Foundation is currently selling copies of three films by George Gerbner, whose ongoing studies examined television content and its effect on Americans. The films include The Electronic Storyteller, The Killing Screens and The Crisis of the Cultural Environment for $35 each.
*For more information, Web site:http://www.mediaed.org/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?display=home
LIBERTY TREE INITIATIVE
A $100,000 grant from the McCormick Foundation is designed to build awareness of the five freedoms of the First Amendment by provoking programs and speakers on campuses, nationwide. The Initiative was founded by a partnership of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and several foundations (the Knight Foundation, the McCormick Foundation, and the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University).
*Colleges and universities interested in applying for a $5,000 grant can learn more about the program by contacting Sandra Chance at schance@jou.ufl.edu; Telephone: 352.392.2273.
THE FUTURE OF ETHICAL JOURNALISM
A new Center for Journalism Ethics was established in December 2008 in the School of Journalism & Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Under the direction of Stephen J. A. Ward, James R. Burgess Professor of Journalism Ethics, the new Center plans to hold an annual conference dealing with communication ethics.
The announcement of the first such conference, called "The Future of Ethical Journalism" and held April 30-May 1, 2009, was received too late to publicize in these pages-but, since similar conferences are expected to be held annually, MEDIA ETHICS believes that mention of the 2009 conference will serve as a "heads-up" for the 2010 conference.
*Director Ward, who taught journalism ethics on the faculty of the University of British Columbia before he joined the University of Wisconsin-Madison, may be reached by e-mail at sjward2@wisc.edu and a Web site may be accessed at http://www.journalismethics.info.
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