O Open Internet Reporting Fellowships apoiado pelo G.W. Williams Center for Independent Journalism lançaram um processo de seleção de jornalistas que atuam em mídias étnicas ou comunitárias para o seu programa de bolsas de estudos.
Os selecionados produzirão reportagem, ou série de reportagens, documentando e explicando os impactos da Internet em comunidades.
Mais detalhes, em inglês, no texto abaixo.
The fellows will produce a story, or a series of stories, documenting and explaining the threats to an open Internet and the impact on the communities served by fellows¹ respective outlets.
Each fellow will submit a proposal outlining an in-depth or investigative story or series of stories she or he intends to pursue, as well as a signed agreement by his or her publisher/producer to run the story or stories in their ethnic/community media outlet.
Fellows will receive assistance as needed with research, reporting and producing their stories. NAM will disseminate stories produced by the fellows to ethnic and mainstream media partners and nonprofit collaborators through NAM's news wire.
The G.W. Williams Center will also distribute the stories through independent media as well as its nonprofit partners.
All stories must be edited and approved by project editors before publication/broadcast and must be completed by June 30, 2010.
Fellows will receive a $500 stipend once the story or series has been published or aired.
For more information contact Linda Jue, director and executive editor, G.W. Williams Center for Independent Journalism: 415/321-1733 or nvijdirector@gmail.com or nvijdirector@gmail.com
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