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To find more information on the 2012 Southeastern Press Convention visit the website. Thursday, July 5, 2012 Noon 2:00 – 5:00 pm 3:00 – 6:30 pm 6:30 – 8:00 pm Friday, July 6, 2012 7:30 am – 6:00 pm A discussion about the future of the Internet giant — Live on the web WHAT: Florida International University is hosting a panel discussion for journalists covering Facebook’s upcoming initial public offering (IPO) and its implications. FIU experts from a wide array of fields, including business, law, engineering and communication, will discuss what to expect in the coming . . . → Read More: Facebook goes public Sunshine Week review: – Highlight was symposium at UCF in Orlando. Good program, speakers and dialogue. Barbara was the star and key organizer. Only disappointment was the turnout. – Overall good participation by newspapers across the state in their own papers during that week, mainly on opinion pages. – School lesson developed by FAF was very good tool. I heard from . . . → Read More: 2012 sunshine week review  Leave a comment  Journalism, Open Government  2012 Sunshine Week, and perhaps I am wrong, because they needed to contact me with a question (some had trouble opening an email attachment). No idea how many actually did use it. Suggestions for next year: -- I feel we need some stability from, but need to broaden the audience, Florida Society of News Editors, in person and/or via webcast or edited video. -- We need to move into social media next year. Perhaps in conjunction with FAF. We talked about it this year but never got it off the ground. We could ha, mainly on opinion pages. -- School lesson developed by FAF was very good tool. I heard from several schools around Florida that they were going to use it, speakers and dialogue. Barbara was the star and key organizer. Only disappointment was the turnout. -- Overall good participation by newspapers across the state in their own papers during that week, Sunshine Week review: -- Highlight was symposium at UCF in Orlando. Good program, that a rookie board member gets assigned Sunshine Week each year. It would benefit from experience from the previous year(s). Much of the advance work for me was learning what happened in previous yea, we need new ideas to try in future years. Dennis January 2012 board meeting minutes
Present (all via conference call): Cory Lancaster, Mark Russell, Mike Connelly, Rick Hirsch, David Carlson, Dennis Durkee, Antonio Fins, Bob Gabordi, Mike Wilson, Manny Garcia, Gil Thelen
Meeting called to order by Lancaster at 10 a.m. (or so) Jan. 11, 2012.
Approval of minutes. Hirsch moved that the minutes of the November board meeting . . . → Read More: January 2012 Board Meeting Minutes Florida Center for Investigative Reporting Contributing Editor Tristram Korten’s radio report “Fugitives on the Run, Bondsmen on the Hunt” won Best in Show in the radio category of the prestigious National Headliner Awards. The report also won first place for feature and human interest story. Listen to and Read FCIR’s Award-Winning Story WLRN Radio Report Print Story in English Print Story . . . → Read More: FCIR-WLRN Collaboration Wins Best in Show of National Headliner Awards The Florida Center for Investigative Reporting and WLRN Miami Herald News together won two Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association for collaborative stories produced in 2011. FCIR Contributing Editor Tristram Korten won the award for Audio Feature Reporting for “Fugitives on the Run, Bondsmen on the Hunt,” which reported how Florida’s state attorney’s offices . . . → Read More: FCIR Radio Collaborations Win Two Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards Leave a comment Journalism Audio News Series Award, Bondsmen on the Hunt, Florida Associated Press Broadcasters Contest, Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, Fugitives on the Run, Lost Between Two Nationals, National Headliner Awards, Radio Television Digital News Associaton, Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, WLRN Miami Spreading like a wildfire, outrage over the shooting death of unarmed Florida teenager Trayvon Martin has ignited an explosive national dialogue about the tumultuous and fractured status of race relations in the United States. Rallies held across the country by prominent civil rights leaders, politicians, clergy, community organizers and celebrities such as Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Chaka . . . → Read More: Trayvon Martin: The Heart of a Wildfire Newstrain Team and South Florida journalists: We now have a detailed schedule worked out for the May 18 and 19 APME Newstrain program in South Florida. It’s attached. There are sessions geared specifically to reporters, videographers, photographers and assigning editors. This is first-rate training at an amazing price — $50 for both days (or just one, nobody has to . . . → Read More: Detailed NEWSTRAIN workshop schedule By Jamal Thalji, Times Staff Writer
The U.S. Supreme Court refused Monday to review a libel case against the Times Publishing Co., effectively ending the case in the company’s favor. The appeal was filed by attorneys for Dr. Harold L. Kennedy. He sued the publisher of the Tampa Bay Times over three articles written in 2003 . . . → Read More: U.S. Supreme Court won’t review dismissal of $10.1 million libel verdict against Times Publishing Co. The Paul Hansell Award for Distinguished Achievement in Florida Journalism > Dear Editor: |
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