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It’s Not All Doom and Gloom for Photojournalism Students
Tweet Photojournalism students, as well as those in other mass communication programs, are worried there won’t be jobs for them when they graduate. The news media, trade journals, and even educators are forecasting the collapse of newspapers and downsizing of jobs in other media. Tweet
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- Photographers and Publishers: End of a Love Affair
- Notes from the VisCom Classroom: The Knight Case Studies Initiative and Photojournalism
- Predicting the iPad’s Impact on the Photography Business
- Notes from the VisCom Classroom: Are Journalism Teachers Failing?
- Eye on Image-Making: Photographers and the Law, Part 3
- Eye on Image-Making: Photographers and the Law, Part 2
- After the Newspaper Layoff: The Next Five Things You Should Do
- After the Newspaper Layoff: The First Six Things You Should Do
- Eye on Image-Making: Photographers and the Law, Part 1
- Advice from an Art Director: Transitioning from Photojournalism to Advertising
- Job Postings Reveal That for Pro Photographers, the Squeeze Is On
- Eye on Image-Making: Why the First Amendment Matters, Part 3
- With a Little Help from Video, the Picture Story is Back
- Eye on Image Making: Why the First Amendment Matters, Part 2
- Photo Manipulation Isn’t a Sin — But Lying About It Is
- Eye on Image-Making: Why the First Amendment Matters, Part 1
- Eye on Image-Making: My Visit to the Newseum
- Is HDR Imaging Ethical for Photojournalists?
- In the Digital Race, Publishers Lose Sight of Quality
- Don’t Give Up Hope Against Photography’s Dark Forces
- Online Magazines Are Energizing Photojournalism
- The Only Thing Photography Has to Fear Is Fear Itself
- Will the iPad Save Photography?
- Notes from the VisCom Classroom: The Knight Case Studies Initiative
- Want an Accurate Portrait of Africa? Hire Local Photographers
- Please, No More Pictures of Dying Africans
- Partisanship, Lies and Photoshop
- Where Do You Rank with Photography Snobs?
- Five Reasons War Photographers Are an Endangered Species
- Six Tips for Switching from Newspapers to Weddings
- Newspapers Are Running Out of Time to Solve the Problem of Content Theft
- Eye on Image-Making: Newspapers and Video, Part 2
- Eye on Image-Making: Newspapers & Video, Part 1
- Images from Beijing: Inside and Outside the Bubble
- Print Media Layoffs Are an Acceptance of Defeat — Not a Strategy for the Future
- When Will Newspapers Hit Bottom?
- Things I Miss, and Don’t Miss, About My Newspaper Job
- Why It May Be Time for Me to Quit the NPPA
- How I Escaped My Newspaper Job to Start My Own Business — and How You Can, Too
- Are Newspapers Dinosaurs? Only If They Refuse to Change
- I Survived Another Layoff; What’s Next for Newspaper Photojournalists?
- Video at Newspapers Is About Profits, Not Storytelling
- As Newspapers Transition to Video, Will Quality Still Count?
- In Mad Dash to Video, Newspapers Often Leave Training Behind
- Scoopt Founder: “I Wouldn’t Like to Be a Local Newspaper Photographer Right Now”
- Coming Soon: A Pulitzer for Cameraphone Photography?
- A Tale of Two Photos
- Giving Credit Where Credit Isn’t Due
- An Interview with Daryl Lang, News Editor of Photo District News
- Camera-Phone Photojournalism: Is Anybody Buying It?
- The Curious Case of Allan Detrich
- Are You Ready for the Decline of Print Publications?
- How Time Magazine Went Wrong
- Rights Dispute Blocks Photographers from Shooting State Basketball Championships
- Spot-News Photographers: An Endangered Species?
- Check Out the Reuters Photographers Blog
- Reuters Focuses on Damage Control Amid Devastation in the Middle East
- Newspapers Forced to Run Low-Quality Video Grabs from Presidential Address
- Portrait Studio Sues Playboy for Copyright Violation