In the wake of stirring controversies surrounding the media’s use of confidential sources, SPJ would like to hear what’s on your mind. Are confidential sources vital to your reporting? Does the public have a right to know who your sources …
All Central Ohio communicators, journalists and writers are invited to join the Central Ohio Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists tomorrow, March 9, for our monthly Thursdays at Thurber social shindig. Come to the Thurber Bar in the Westin …
We’ve added a Job Board page to the site as a another resource for members and non-members alike. Listings for journalism-related positions can be sent to JMeyer@MeyerMediaLLC.com. The service is free.
Circulation executive Rick Szabrak has been named publisher of the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette and the Chillicothe Gazette. Effective Wednesday, Szabrak will succeed Greg Ptacin, 64, who is retiring after 28 years as a publisher. Ptacin has been the publisher at Lancaster …
Jan. 9, 2006, board meeting minutes
Ohio State University professor of history Kevin Boyle will headline the next Central Ohio SPJ program, talking about his 2004 book, Arc of Justice: A Saga of Race, Civil Rights, and Murder in the Jazz Age. Join journalists and students …
The John Glenn Institute at Ohio State University will host former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw during a public program on March 8. The lecture at Mershon Auditorium is free but does require registration. Brokaw, who wrote The Greatest …
If you weren’t able to attend the chapter’s Feb. 2 program on podcasting, here’s your chance to experience it (minus the box lunch). Click here and the audio file will load in your browser and begin playing. The file is …
All Central Ohio communicators, journalists and writers are invited to join the Central Ohio Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) Thursday, Feb. 9, 2006, for our monthly Thursdays at Thurber social shindig. Free appetizers! Cash bar. Come to …
We’re in the process of changing our e-mail announcement system. If your e-mail reader can handle HTML, you’ll see a big difference in the presentation. If you aren’t currently receiving e-mail from the chapter and would like to, follow this …