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Covering the Home Stretch
Friday, July 16 to
Sunday, July 18, 2004
Westin Tabor Center,
Denver, Colorado
A TV newsroom workshop
sponsored by
Best Practices in Journalism
in partnership with
USC Annenberg School for Communication
Session topics include:
 Speaker: Doug Fox, retired political reporter, formerly of WFAA, Dallas
Beyond Man on the Street: Hearing from Voters
The Changing Money Game and How to Track It
Contending with the Conventions and the Candidates
What Every Journalist Should Know about Polling
Newsroom Dilemmas
Attend the Colorado Rockies vs. San Francisco Giants baseball game
[ look at the complete agenda ]
[ apply online ]
There is no registration fee for this workshop. BPJ will cover the cost of a hotel room for the nights of July 16 and 17 at Westin Tabor Center in Denver, as well as most meals and workshop supplies. Travel stipends of up to $200 are available.
Deadline for application is Monday, June 21. Apply online ››
Money and Politics 2004
FEATURED
SPEAKER
FOR
CHICAGO, IL
WORKSHOP
Carol Marin
NBC5 and Chicago Tribune
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Saturday, June 5 to
Sunday, June 6, 2004
W Lakeshore Hotel
Chicago, Illinois
A TV newsroom workshop
sponsored by
Best Practices in Journalism
in partnership with
USC Annenberg School for Communication
Session topics include:
Why Money Matters
Number Crunching Made Easy
The Who, What and Where of Online Research
Researching your home state race hands-on with guidance from experts
Translating Money to Television
Economic Stories to Watch for in '04
[ look at the complete agenda ]
Application is closed.
2004 Workshop Schedule
March 30-31: Editorial Principles & Practices for Local Public Broadcasting; New Orleans
April 24-25: Covering Campaign 2004; Washington, DC
May 15 - 16: Producing Debates; Portland, OR
June 5 - 6: Money and Politics 2004; Chicago, IL
July 16 - 18: Covering the Home Stretch, Denver, CO
September 13-14 (tentative): Editorial Principles & Practices for Local Public Broadcasting; Location TBAA
Campaign coverage workshops will be open to both public and commercial station participants. The workshops offer reporters, assignment editors, producers and news directors the opportunity to see and hear great work, listen to stimulating speakers, discuss newsroom challenges and network with colleagues from around the country.
Additional Resources
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