Links

• American Copy Editors Society A wealth of technical suggestions
• American Journalism Review Links to all papers
• Badlands Journal Bill Hatch–gutsy, wise, determined–chases the bad guys in an endless struggle to preserve the San Joaquin Valley’s environment
• Bargain Babe Nicely focused web site developed by a former Los Angeles Daily News reporter who quit print for a total blogging experience. You can glean some lessons about writing for Web versus Print
• Bulgarian News Sofia News Agency, the largest Bulgarian agency providing English language news about Bulgaria, the region and the world, updated every 3-5 minutes round-the-clock with a large variety of original pictures.
• CaliforniaAuthors.com Well-crafted site devoted to California authors, a site I’d be telling you about even if it hadn’t published one of my excerpts. Trust me, you’ll dig it.
• Cub Reporters Site offers advice to young, student and early-career journalists with job searching and other opportunities
• CyberJournalist.net Sharp site that focuses on the intersection of journalism and technology
• Editor's World Designed to help news professionals–especially those in small to mid-size markets–with global news and insights
• FotoSearch A search engine that boasts it will let you search more than 3.1 million images from over 100 stock photography, stock illustration, and video stock footage publishers at one website
• Insert Text Here Michelle Nicolosi, a Southern California journalist, converted her informal job-search tip sheet into a handy web site
• Institute for Mid-Career Copy Editors Summer training program for copy editors that runs out of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• International Newspapers Danish journalist Hans Henrik has set up this site of selected newspapers around the world
• Investigative Reporters and Editors Good source of tools
• Journalismjobs.com The job board for media professionals, operated in conjunction with Columbia Journalism Review
• JournalistID Aims to be the world’s “first international identification system for journalists.”
• LA Observed Former L.A. Times reporter and editor Kevin Roderick has created a sophisticated and expansive tip sheet about life in Los Angeles’ journalistic community
• LexisNexus News National and international news from 4,000 sources
• New York Times The best textbook in the business
• Poynter Institute Versatile site seasoned with the richness of media gossip
• Project for Excellence in Journalism Highbrow concerns
• Reporter's Desktop A site developed by Seattle Times investigative reporter Duff Wilson that is so functional the only word that could possibly describe it is: neat.
• Sree's web links for journalists Cool list of reporting-related web sites compiled by Sreenath Sreenivasan, associate professor at Columbia Grad School. You’ll get ideas here.
• The Onion Disturbingly brilliant parody of what you do for a living
• The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Print and broadcast journalists can apply for a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting to cover their travel expenses. The Center works with journalists on the shaping of projects and on distribution
• The World in a Nutshell Innovative series of books by journalist Amanda Roraback that break down Afghanistan, Pakistan, Islam, Iraq and the Israel-Palestine struggle
• Waste Management Woman Editor/Instructor Christia Gibbons’ tips on how to be more efficient in your writing and your life
• Whole Story Story Coach Mary Ann Hogan’s site offers a classroom with discussion groups and courses in many aspects of “storycraft”