By Charlotte Norsworthy, Cox-SABEW Fellow When it comes to cybersecurity journalism, panelists at the 2018 Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing conference in New York City argued it’s more than just hacks. … Read more
By Amy Scott, Cox-SABEW Fellow As journalists cover the ever-evolving stock market, there is a lurking fear of a financial crisis similar to what happened in 2008 happening again, according to a panel of … Read more
These are the 2018 David J. Morrow Scholarship for Business Journalism winners. For more information about the Morrow scholarships, click here. Zoe Nicholson is a senior multimedia journalism student at the University of … Read more
Michael Woodel was born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania – Let’s Go Otters – before moving to South Carolina with his parents after he began studying at USC. He entered college as an accounting major in … Read more
Larissa Johnson is a senior multimedia journalism student in the University of South Carolina Honors College. She is from Dayton, Ohio, where she grew up with her parents, older sister and two cats. She was editor-in-chief of The … Read more
ATLANTA – Fifteen health care journalists have been chosen as participants for an intensive symposium focusing on the Affordable Care Act. The SABEW program is sponsored by the University of Georgia in conjunction … Read more
Special to SABEW PHOENIX — A special minority scholarship is being made available for the annual SABEW spring conference March 27-29. The cash award will be for $750. It includes a full registration … Read more
PHOENIX – Seventeen journalists have been chosen as fellows to attend a special symposium on the business of health care Nov. 7-8. The fellows chosen through an application process, represent 10 states and … Read more
PHOENIX – Seventeen business journalists from 11 states and the District of Columbia have been chosen as fellows for a special two-day education program on the business of health care, to be conducted … Read more
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