Applications welcome for D.C. Pro board seats

In the spring, the D.C. Pro chapter will elect its 2010-11 board of directors.

The positions of president, vice president, treasurer, corresponding secretary and recording secretary - all of which are members of the board - are elected each year.

In addition, there will be four at-large seats on the board up for election.

The board meets once a month at the National Press Club.

Thanks to @jackshafer (at Slate) for pointing this out and the the Poynter Institute for sharing it even more.

The iPad (see video) is not even in stores yet (60 days for Wi-Fi, 90 days for 3G) but people are already talking about its impact on how media are delivered and consumed.

From my favorite source of background data: The U.S. Census Bureau.

An Elegy for Journalism?

The Colorful Past and Uncertain Future of Foreign Reporting

From Foreign Policy.

Peter Osnos looks at Losing the News by Alex Jones and Journalism's Roving Eye by John Maxwell Hamilton.