Archive for the ‘State of Journalism’ Category
Saturday, January 4th, 2014
A New Year’s Hope List!
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Tags:2014 New Year Resolutions, Al jazeera, al jazeera america, corporate journalism, New Year's Resolutions, NEWS, news media
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Thursday, December 26th, 2013
Kelly Whines It Up
December 23, 2013 – If, as Gilbert and Sullivan wrote, a policeman’s lot is not a happy one, pity poor Ray Kelly. After 12 years as the longest-serving and most powerful police commissioner in New York City history, Kelly feels he is departing One Police Plaza misunderstood and unloved. Read full article here.
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Tags:68th and lexington, Academic Bullying, Andrew Lund, Arnold Gibbons, Bernard Stein, Billy d Herman, campus bullying, Carolyn Kane, CUNY, Dean John Rose, Eija Ayravainen, Greggory w Morris, Gustavo Mercado, Hunter College, Isabel c Pinedo, Ivone Margulies, James Roman, Jennifer Raab, Joe McElhaney, Joel Zuker, Karen Hunter, Kelly Anderson, Larry Shore, Martin Lucas, Mayor Bloomberg, Mick Hurbis-Cherrier, New York Healthy Workplace Advocates, NYPD, Peter Parisi, police state, Ricardo Miranda, Robert Stanley, S3863/A4965 – The NYS Healthy Workplace Bill, Shanti k Thakur, Steve Gorelick, Stuart Ewen, Tami Gold, the big apple, Timothy Portlock, Vita C. Rabinowitz, workplace bullying
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Wednesday, December 18th, 2013
Serious journalism and media students on this campus don’t realize, or maybe “don’t imagine” is a better phrase, with whom they are competing for the best internships. It’s not just students from City University of New York or NYU and Fordham and other local higher ed institutions but The Ivy League, The Big Ten, Rutgers, The Big 12 and more. That’s because New York City is the nation’s media mecca and attracts the attention of fortune hunters from around the country if not the globe.
That realization caused this writer to connect early on with organizations like the Center for Communication, The Business Press Education Foundation, The American Society of Magazine Editors, New America Media, The Independent Press Association (now defunct), The Robert McCormick Foundation, The Ford Foundation, The Foreign Press Association of New York, the Poynter Institute and numerous others.
It also was the primary reason for starting the WORD. So, when a Colleague trumpets thef message (see below) celebrating D:F/M’s debauched journalism effort, I struggle to suppress the scream.
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Tags:Academic Bullying, Andrew Lund, Arnold Gibbons, Bernard Stein, Billy d Herman, campus bullying, Carolyn Kane, Department of Film and Media Studies at Hunter College, future of journalism, Greggory w Morris, Gustavo Mercado, Hunter College, Isabel c Pinedo, Ivone Margulies, James Roman, Joe McElhaney, Joel Zuker, Karen Hunter, Kelly Anderson, Larry Shore, Martin Lucas, Mick Hurbis-Cherrier, New York Healthy Workplace Advocates, Peter Parisi, Ricardo Miranda, Robert Stanley, S3863/A4965 – The NYS Healthy Workplace Bill, Shanti k Thakur, Steve Gorelick, Stuart Ewen, Tami Gold, Timothy Portlock, workplace bullying
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Wednesday, December 4th, 2013
I went into journalism to fight for justice and encountered this eye opener at my first newspaper job in Rochester, New York, quite a while back: Women couldn’t be police reporters because the editors – white, male – insisted the beat was too dangerous for them to be in the streets; Italian Americans were not allowed to write metro news and were consigned to the sports section; blacks were not allowed in sports and Spanish Speaking people were not allowed in the building, let alone the newsroom.
And so I wanted to teach college where I thought I could continue a good fight. And, of course, that led to another eye opener.
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Tags:Anti-workplace bullying, Anti-workplace bullying legislation, bullying, D:F/M, Department of Film and Media Studes, grass roots activism, Hunter College, New York Healthy Workplace Advocates
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Monday, November 25th, 2013
By Mike Schlicht – Parts 1, 2, 3.
The Workplace Bullying Institute’s Definition:
…The repeated mistreatment of one or more persons (the targets) by one or more perpetrators that takes one or more of the following forms: verbal abuse or, threatening, humiliating or offensive behavior/actions (verbal and nonverbal forms) or, work interference — sabotage — which prevents work from getting done that is so severe that the mistreatment harms the health of the targeted person — stress-related physical consequences or psychological/emotional injury — or leads to economic harm through termination, demotion or denied promotions.
S3863/A4965 – The New York State Healthy Workplace Bill
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Tags:New York Healthy Workplace Advocates, NYS NYS Healthy Workplace Bill S3863
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Friday, August 30th, 2013
Pissed off by what seem like never ending revelations on Hunter-L, a main Hunter College listserv, and department memos echoing the listserv postings about the debauching of the Department of Film and Media Studies, a Colleague posted the following listserv comment, referring to me, the primary protagonist for disclosure and transparency.
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Tags:academic integrity, Academic Sleaze, D:F/M, Hunter Department of Film and Media Studies
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Friday, August 2nd, 2013
Osama Abdel-Khale, Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of the Arab Republic of Egypt to the United Nations
Osama Abdel-Khalek took heavy hits at the Africa Roundtable – EGYPT IN CRISIS at Global Information Network yesterday when he said the Egyptian Military Coup wasn’t a coup. He described “it” as a popular uprising.
Many in the audience and everyone on the panel harshly disagreed.
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Tags:African News, Egyptian crisis, human rights, Tahrir Square, The Arab Spring
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Monday, May 20th, 2013
Tags:Aronson Awards, Bernard Stein, collegiate journalism, Department of Film and Media Studies, Hunter College, Student Journalism
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Sunday, May 5th, 2013
D:F/M has been in a state of academic stasis for years and years but in recent years Colleagues have resorted to all manner of fabrications to cover up its failings. What follows reveals a venial sin/omission compared to a mortal sin/omission (catechism from Catholic schools still resonates slightly). It also could be merely a mistake.
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Tags:Aronson Awards, Bernard Stein, Hunter College, journalism, Kimberly Devi Milner, Pulitzer Prize winners, The Hunts Point Express, The Riverdale Press, unethical journalism
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