David L. Brown, who helped relaunch New Mexico’s SPJ chapter after it had fallen silent for 25 years and served as a valuable board member, has hit the open road with his cat Tigger. Brown is a globetrotting landscape and Read more
Poynter takes a look a preferred story forms from reader perspectives. Via Twitter – “Do readers want short- or long-form journalism? The short answer: journ.us/s3PJ0S The long answer: journ.us/rBAnM5 “
The SPJ Rio Grande Chapter, with board member Gwyneth Doland organizing, plus help from the Journalism and Women Symposium (JAWS), put on a smashingly good party Friday evening. A wide range of people attended, from television crews to bloggers, downing Read more
While your chapter fees remain the cheapest possible through next year (free!), the national SPJ fees will increase beginning Jan. 1. You do have to be a member of the national organization to be a member of your local chapter. Read more
The Artesia News is seeking a general assignment reporter. Duties would include (but are not limited to) coverage of Eddy County Commission meetings, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center and business news as well as general feature stories/photographs. The newspaper Read more
Two dozen SPJ-RG chapter members voted for board members Nov. 15-Nov. 22. Many of the faces are familiar – they are serving second or third terms on the board. A few are new and most welcome with fresh ideas and Read more