Media firms, individual members can give....[
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"Fresh ideas for Covering the Housing & Foreclosure Crisis" Jan. 23, 2012
This is the latest in our series of monthly teletraining calls, where SABEW members dial into a conference-call service to hear experts talk for approximately one hour on a topic of interest to journalists interested in improving their business and financial news coverage. This session gave journalists ...[
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Apply by Feb. 8 for March 15-17 conference....[
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49TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, MARCH 15-17, INDIANAPOLIS
Information Technology Complex, Indiana University – Purdue University at Indianapolis (IUPUI), the southwest corner of Michigan and West streets.
Hotel venue: University Place (within walking distance), 850 W. Michigan St., 317-634-6200.
500 Minutes of Skills Training: In the spirit of the Indy 500, SABEW in Indy will offer reporters ...[
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Jump-start your business coverage and career with free training in business journalism this spring from the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism.
Journalists can learn at their desks with the center’s free, live Webinars on topics such as investigating private companies and nonprofits and using LinkedIn to find sources, plus understanding local economic studies, municipal ...[
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Panelists include WSJ, HousingWire editors....[
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Reynolds fellows hear "What Editors Expect."...[
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Phoenix, Milwaukee, Seattle papers honored....[
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'Look wide, deep,' Madoff book author says....[
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SABEW survey finds average pay up from 2010....[
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Was part of 2 Pulitzer-winning teams....[
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As 2011 winds down, we'd like to encourage you to make a charitable donation to SABEW, the world's largest and oldest association focused on the betterment of business journalism.
With tax time on the horizon, a reminder that a donation to SABEW is tax deductible.
The money we raise will go toward our training and education activities. We consider it our fund for the future.
We're appealing ...[
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Event returns to CUNY grad j-school in Manhattan....[
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Gain tools to tackle this vital issue....[
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Speakers from SABEW's June seminar will present....[
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Story By Reynolds Center Staff
Kelly Carr, a Reynolds Center staffer, and Brian Grow, a Barlett & Steele Award winner, have won the Foreign Press Association Media Awards 2011 for Financial/Economic reporting for a Reuters special report on the use of U.S. shell and shelf companies.
The award is for the first story in a Reuters’ series by Carr and Grow.
Kelly Carr is the Reynolds Center’s ...[
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Rare gathering at SABEW's fall conference. ...[
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To start teaching this spring at 4 universities....[
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Learn innovative ways to cover Black Friday, etc....[
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Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization research study....[
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Spice up your retail coverage in a down economy....[
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Read a Reuters Special Report...[
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By EVA DOU, Special to SABEW
In the throes of the U.S. financial crisis in early 2009, Fortune Magazine Asia Editor William Bill Powell wrote a cover story called, "Is China Sinking?"
"That story was 180 degrees wrong, completely wrong," Powell said on Saturday, addressing a financial reporting workshop marking the kick-off of the International Press Institute's 2011 World Congress in Taipei, ...[
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By Madhura Karnick
Rupert Murdoch’s Newscorp scandal has created quiet a stir in media markets around the globe. Just last week, Andrew Langhoff, managing director of Dow Jones & Co. in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and publisher of The Wall Street Journal Europe, resigned amid charges he made a deal that involved guaranteeing coverage in the Journal’s European edition. How does a newspaper ...[
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By Cara Eisenpress
Having rebounded from the great recession, luxury retailer Saks sees great opportunities in the luxury segment of the retail market, placing great stock in wealthy consumers’ boundless thirst for expensive, unique fashion and a comparably lavish shopping experience, said Steve Sadove, chairman and CEO of Saks, Incorporated in a keynote speech at the Society of Business Editors ...[
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By MARTY STEFFENS
The election rhetoric will be about jobs and the economy, but health care will once again capture America’s attentions, said panelists on a healthcare panel at SABEW’s fall conference in New York.
U.S. states are in various degrees of adoption of health insurance exchanges, which are mandated under the Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009. States such as Massachusetts ...[
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By Anika Anard
Journalists and Wall Street share a compelling task to educate Americans on issues involving markets and economics, a top official of the New York Stock Exchange told the fall workshop of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers, Oct. 13-14.
Larry Leibowitz discussed the relationship between journalists and Wall Street and the importance of understanding one another's ...[
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(Editor's note: In less than a year, SABEW will conduct its Best in Business competition, which honors the best work in business journalism nationally. Every week leading up to the contest, SABEW will showcase award-winners from 2010 in this space. It's not too early to begin gathering your entries from calendar year 2011. Enjoy this new feature. We hope you will be inspired by the excellence we will ...[
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Public pension series was topic at SABEW institute....[
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Wilmington, Delaware – September 2011 – The Business History Conference (BHC) seeks one book and one article to give The Ralph Gomory Prize, an award of $5000. This prize recognizes historical work on the effect business enterprises have on the economic conditions of a country in which they operate. All works must be submitted by December 31, 2011, to Carol Lockman, Business History Conference, ...[
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Attention: Experienced business journalists...[
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40% in SABEW survey say pay same as in '10....[
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This session gave journalists a better understanding of the direction of the national economy as well as insights into how they can track and cover their own regional economies. The call also taught listeners how to tap into Bureau of Economic Analysis data and other economic resources.
Click here to download a Powerpoint of panelist Mike Schneider’s Great Sites for Data Sets and Software.
Below ...[
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Potential profs, experienced journalists sought....[
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Biz/econ reporting category has $10K cash prize....[
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First visiting professors announced....[
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App gives access to collection of economic data....[
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Oct. 13-14 at CUNY Graduate School of Journalism....[
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(Editor's note: In less than a year, SABEW will conduct its Best in Business competition, which honors the best work in business journalism nationally. Every week leading up to the contest, SABEW will showcase award-winners from 2010 in this space. It's not too early to begin gathering your entries from calendar year 2011. Enjoy this new feature. We hope you will be inspired by the excellence we will ...[
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Ethics of covering businesses should be taken seriously....[
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SEC yet to move on rules...[
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Economist, financial training editor on panel....[
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Even while the U.S. economy continues to sputter, service-humanitarian groups continue to spend time and money in Honduras, the poorest country in Central America.
About 40 service groups, lost representing small church congregations, have spent time in the Tegucigalpa area this year alone. The groups send money but also themselves.
For the second year running, Indianapolis’s North Central ...[
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Journalists are constantly bombarded with poll results. But which ones are statistically accurate and worth reporting on? And how can you tell a good poll from a bad one? This call provided tips on how to both sort through the polls that cross your desk and conduct your own.
Jennifer Agiesta, deputy director of polling for The Associated Press, moderated. Panelists included Marjorie Connelly, ...[
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The first items are ready for bidding in SABEW's second annual online auction! Great prizes, including a week at a Maine lake cottage, a Sony Reader, a tour of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, hotel packages and individual registrations for our next spring conference in Indianapolis -- and more!...[
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AP polling deputy director is moderator....[
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Proceeds benefit SABEW....[
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(Editor's note: In less than a year, SABEW will conduct its Best in Business competition, which honors the best work in business journalism nationally. Every week leading up to the contest, SABEW will showcase award-winners from 2010 in this space. It's not too early to begin gathering your entries from calendar year 2011. Enjoy this new feature. We hope you will be inspired by the excellence we will ...[
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Business journalism society to present The Spine Journal...[
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International Press Institute co-sponsors 9/24 event....[
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