“When the Arab Spring demonstrations were under way in Egypt’s Tahrir Square and reports were streaming out through Twitter and Facebook and text messages and cellphone videos, it was easy

Happy new year!
Now it’s time to look ahead again. But first, it’s worth a look at the some of the most intriguing developments in journalism education in the last

May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow. All the ATCNA team wish you lots of love, joy and happiness.
MERRY CHRISTMAS and

The following article has been originally posted by Margaret Looney on International Journalists’ Network.
Tech tools of the digital era abound this year, including plenty that can make a journalist’s

Here are 10 things every journalists should know in 2012, a list proposed by journalism.co.uk.

Learn from Leveson.

Curate and share.

Invite others in.

Know your

“With each passing year, young people grow less interested in the news, regardless of how it’s delivered. Why don’t young people follow the news more closely? To hear some

Language apps on the iPhone have come a long way over the past year. Some offer shiny new takes on the traditional language study process; others are trying to do

The Inforrm (International Forum for Responsible Media) Blog has post a list of “useful media law tweeters” who can be followed by everyone interested in legal topic concerning journalism.

Here is an analysis offered by Journalism.org pretty interesting about how people learn about their local community.
“Contrary to much of the conventional understanding of how people learn about their

“Personalized-reading apps save you from pawing through the Web for news and bring you more of what you want to read. Until now, these have been mostly found on tablets

“Here’s some basic advice that you can copy and paste to encourage insightful, engaging and rewarding writing from readers of your site:
Write what you knowDon’t tell us if something’s

“Whatever the future of journalism, much of it depends on understanding the ways that people navigate the digital news environment—the behavior of what might be called the new news consumer.

Liking to get into music journalism?
Read this helpful post by the journalist Laurence Green who reveals some tips on getting experience,  networking, and on establishing a Twitter presence.
Starting

Readers are no longer passive consumers. They expect to comment, to that you express in your articles. Major news publishers all accept user-generated content on their sites – which

We’re all being told that mobile is the next big thing for news, but what does it mean to have a good mobile news application?
Just as an online news