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Presenting UPIU’s freelance contest winners!
ShareLast month, UPIU asked j-students around the world to pitch story ideas about internet access and infrastructure for the chance to write as paid freelancers for UPI.com. We received pitches from all over the place, with all sorts of interesting … Continue reading
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UPIU brings real-world journalism to the classroom
Share Professors: Want to motivate your journalism students? Help them get their work published. UPIU student contributors regularly get published not only at UPI.com, but by other national media as well. Just ask Geri Alumit Zeldes, assistant professor of journalism … Continue reading
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More stories from Sudan
Share“This is a moment never seen in our history. For once we are happy and hopeful about waking up tomorrow.” That’s what one Sudanese man told UPIU reporter Suleiman Abdullahi, who is reporting for UPIU and UPI in Juba, the … Continue reading
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Term papers vs. news stories
ShareYou’ve spent hours researching online. You’ve carefully noted sources for each piece of information. Your story is filled with statements, not quotes. When you’re finished, what do you have? Most likely, you have a term paper, not a news story. … Continue reading
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Chinese J-student: “Be brave, be smart, be persistent”
ShareBeiBei Bao impressed us here at UPIU when she turned in her story about China’s inflation troubles. We weren’t surprised when editors at UPI.com published it. Now, the New York Times research assistant is working on a second story, this … Continue reading
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Great headlines = More readers
ShareWe are taught that great content drives readership. It’s true for newspapers, magazines, TV, and radio. But it’s not as simple as that for websites. Newspapers and television news stations are visible and have a brand name. Few websites do. We … Continue reading
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Is it news, or is it libel?
ShareThe recent tragedy involving cyber-bullying and the death of Tyler Clementi, a student at Rutgers University, prompted a handful of journalism students there to write about the situation. Check out their stories: Hate crime or not? Rutgers community reacts to … Continue reading
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How to get more traffic to your UPIU story
ShareMore traffic means more money in many newsrooms. And if your story ranks high on search engine results you can get thousands coming in to look at your story. Take a look at this short PPT on Slideshare for ways … Continue reading
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Using Google Street View in Germany
UPIU’s Krista Kapralos writes on the underwhelming response to Google Street View in Germany and Google’s promise to omit personal images and information Continue reading
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Tagged German, Germany, Global Post, google, journalist, Krista Kapralos, privacy, Street View, United States, UPIU
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