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Photographer Documents How People Live in Cramped Rented Rooms in Seoul
Called goshiwons, these are not apartments but tiny rooms that are large enough for a twin-sized bed and some prized belongings. Photographer Sim Kyu-Dong showcased these units—and the people that inhabit them—in a fascinating series of images.
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My First Year as a Journalist: Real Chronicle from the Future Pulitzer Prize-winning Russia’s Journalist (part 2)
Well, there is 18 September...
I sold thousands of my CV and I`m feeling myself ready for anything -
Разослала кучу резюме и откликов на hh.ру. Я уже готова на все - the columnist of the "garden life" rubric, the main descriptor of the joys of motherhood (alas, I do not know yet). I already have paranoia - I don`t even care WHAT to write - the main thing is to find at least some WORK!
Mom in this regard is more philosophical - she somewhere subtracted statistics that foreign graduates of prestigious universities find work within a year and a half, and in my case was only a couple of months.
I also want to believe that everything will be for the better, but while the facts are against me - for good jobs you need experience (from 2 years), and all other vacancies need a desire to become a copywriter. And I have a feeling that soon it will appear. The only question is - if you become a copywriter, is there any chance then to switch to news journalism or have to remain a media writer?!???!
Theresa Fritz 2001 - Ice Hotel in Canada Makes no Sense
Theresa Fritz 2001 – Ice Hotel in Canada Makes no Sense
2001 The Canadian I found this article from 2001 and decided it should be documented. There is not a day I do not miss her. Karen Decoux is with Scott Robinson.January 24 · We live now in a world of selfies and readily available photos at our fingertips.I admit I have to force myself to take pictures of those closest to me. It’s this weird little brain glitch about privacy. And also about the…
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Norfolk State excels at National Broadcasting Society Convention
Norfolk State excels at National Broadcasting Society Convention
Reprinted from The Spartan Echo The Norfolk State University Chapter of the National Broadcasting Society (NBS) showed up and showed out for the 74th NBS-AERho National Convention in Los Angeles. NSU is the only active HBCU in the society. Fifteen students and three faculty members attended the convention, which set an NSU record for participation. Storm Calder (Photo Spartan Echo) NSU students…
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You fellas think of comics in terms of comic books, but you’re wrong. I think you fellas should think of comics in terms of drugs, in terms of war, in terms of journalism, in terms of selling, in terms of business. And if you have a viewpoint on drugs, or if you have a viewpoint on war, or if you have a viewpoint on the economy, I think you can tell it more effectively in comics than you can in words. I think nobody is doing it. Comics is journalism. But now it’s restricted to soap opera.
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The future and starting a blog.
I'm at that age. The age when you start getting asked "So what do you want to do after school? Planning on going to uni?" And my response is nearly always "Honestly? I have no idea." School is starting to put on university assemblies and meetings, of course assuming everyone is going to university after school. And even though I've got over a year until I actually leave school, it feels like I'm rapidly running out of time to decide on which path I want to take. There are several careers I've toyed with, but I think it's committing to one decision that's a problem. It's that big question you have to ask yourself isn't it, "can I imagine myself doing this for the rest of my life?"
At the minute, there are only two things I could see myself doing. Forensic science or journalism. Two polar opposites, but two things I could see myself doing none the less. So, in light of that, I felt it might be best to think ahead and build up experience in the world of journalism and media. Will I be any good? I hope so, but bear with me on this one.
Mainly you really have to love writing and reporting. Like it's more important to you than anything else in your life--family, friends, social life, whatever.
Buzzfeed reporter Michael Hastings • Offering advice to young journalists in a Reddit thread last year. Hastings, 33, died in a car crash on Tuesday morning. Despite his young age, he left a fairly significant mark on the journalism world, scoring a 2010 Rolling Stone interview with Gen. Stanley McChrystal in which the then-Commander of U.S. and NATO Coalition Forces in Afghanistan spoke negatively of White House staff. Hastings' report sent shockwaves through Washington, leading to McChrystal's firing before the report was even officially published. While McChrystal was eventually cleared of wrongdoing in the case, Rolling Stone stood behind Hastings' article. Hastings' death led many journalists to leave statements of remorse in the wake of the news, including his editor, Ben Smith, who said in a statement that "He wrote stories that would otherwise have gone unwritten, and without him there are great stories that will go untold." (reddit thread via Twitter user @nbj914)
