Resources. The CIJ provides a range of training material for journalists.
In this section you will find guidance on statistics for journalists, database research and online research as well as audio and video from the Summer School and other talks so you can catch up on any you missed. Audio and VideoWe have published a selection of presentations from our annual summer schools and other talks held throughout the year. HandbooksThese offer detailed guidance and information about specific subjects, from advanced internet research to libel, here you'll find everything you need to get your investigation off the ground. Best of the journalism blogs. RGMPbook.pdf. Resources. The State of the News Media 2011. Five alternative business models for journalism.
With newsrooms downsizing, money is tight and the profit-making model of traditional journalism warrants nostalgia. With major publications like the Washington Post turning to employee buyouts, it's time for journalists to seek alternative business models. For journalists venturing out on their own, taking on entrepreneurial projects or working for newsrooms relying on flaky advertising-based approaches, options exist. Here are a few: Community-funded. Crowdfunding campaigns raise money from everyday citizens with a vested interest in stories that are often overlooked. Top sites for journalists. ICFJ - International Center for Journalists.
Media Helping Media training modules. Let the people know the facts and the country will be safe. - Abraham Lincoln.