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SPJ Ethics code gets global attention

Andy Schotz, our chapter prez and national ethics committe chair, pointed out a piece in today's People's Daily Online that uses the SPJ Code of Ethics -- along with the codes from RTNDA and ASNE -- to basically tell U.S. journalists to stop criticizing the way China does journalism.

I put up a few comments on the SPJ International Journalism Committee blog site this morning. There will be more. As I said in my first posting, I need to calm down a bit before getting into the fight.

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Md. gov sees red (and borrows it)

Long time SPJ member and founder of Maryland Reporter.com Len Lazarick ended up loaning his tie to the Maryland governor the other day.

We'll let Len explain:

O’Malley ties one on with Lazarick

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Why confirming is important

During the past 24 hours there was a flurry of activity on the Internet that Chief Justice John Roberts would step down for health reasons.

Well, it ain't so.

Above the Law presents a good review of the situation -- and a lesson for journalists.

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Congrats to Diane Rehm for Shorty Award

The locally produced Diane Rehm Show (WAMU, 88.5FM) won a Shorty Award in the News category last night.

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SCOTUS to take freelance case

From National Law Journal

Supreme Court keeps $18M Internet settlement alive

Marcia Coyle

March 2, 2010

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Md. legislators debate shield law for student journalists

Thanks to MarylandReporter.com for pointing this out:

Wednesday, March 03, 2010
Student reporters would get shield law coverage

By Andy Rosen
Andy@MarylandReporter.com

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The modern journalist: Use QR barcodes

(Note: Thanks to Joe Grimm at the Poynter Institute for talking about this technology.)

More newspapers are now adding two-dimensional barcodes to their stories. These QR (for Quick Response) barcodes work with mobile phones. The software in the phone can send the reader to a web page for more information, provide the user with contact data or background information, send a pre-arranged SMS or display a text message.

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FCC Officially Launches "Future of Media" Inquiry

 

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Paid Internship: Washingtonian

 

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Job opening: Copy editor at CNS

Job opening at the Catholic News Service for a copy editor. (Details at the Newspaper Guild site.

A few words about the job and the CNS from long-time SPJ member and CNS national editor, Julie Asher:

You do NOT have to be Catholic to work here.

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