SABEW's 48th annual spring conference was held in Dallas April 7-9. We were there to cover it for you.
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The Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism will award two $1,000 fellowships to attend the annual conference of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW) in Indianapolis March 15-17.
On Dec. 1, the Society of American Business Editors and Writers’ 17th annual Best in Business Awards Competition will open. That’s more than a month earlier than it did last year.
NEW YORK – Bill McGowan is founder and CEO of Clarity Media Group, a firm here that trains TV journalists and corporate clients in how to look good on television.
He offered these tips today to prepare journalists for television interviews at the Society of Business Editors and Writers Fall Conference at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism:
NEW YORK – Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff says to expect slower growth for some time because of the “overhang of debt” weighing on the economy.
Rogoff, former chief economist for the International Monetary Fund, also said he expected some countries in Europe to default on their debt.
NEW YORK – Top news executives from the three major financial news organizations expressed pessimism about the future of metro newspapers in particular and print publications in general.
Stephen J. Adler of Reuters, Norman Pearlstine of Bloomberg and Robert Thomson of Dow Jones spoke today in a rare public appearance together at the Fall Conference of the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW).
The Society of American Business Editors and Writers is conducting its second annual confidential survey of business journalists throughout the country to determine the pay for business reporters and editors in various positions. The 2010 informal survey, which received nearly 400 responses, discovered that business journalists in the United States make a median salary of [...]
Ryan Holeywell is a staff writer for Governing magazine, a publication that covers state and local governments nationwide. The George Washington University graduate has covered the Troubled Asset Relief Program extensively, and in a BailoutSleuth.com article he revealed that nearly 10 percent of all banks receiving funding were later cited by federal regulators for various [...]
John Christie, founder and publisher of the Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting, has helped fill public policy story gaps uncovered by mainstream media. A recent series in his publication examined a green energy program that had received millions of dollars in public funding, but had done little work. While participating in the Society of American Business [...]
Shauntel Lowe, a local editor for AOL’s Patch.com who covers the Rancho Bernardo community in San Diego, works with her beat without the benefits of a bustling newsroom. As an editor, Lowe handles many facets of the site, including prioritizing and editing Patch.com’s coverage with her team of freelancers. Lowe said working remotely is not as [...]
