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Health journalism
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Randi Belisomo
Randi Belisomo, co-founder of Life Matters Media: What has most impressed you about the conference so far? I’ve been most…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Yurina Melara Valiulis
Yurina Melara Valiulis, La Opinion, Los Angeles: What brought you to the AHCJ conference? I am here thanks to AHCJ…
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Broadcasters suggest strategies to tell health care stories #ahcj13
Broadcast – radio and television – is an important part of storytelling. News outlets want even more from journalists than…
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Freelancing: Keys to negotiating fair contracts
Being an independent journalist doesn’t mean you have to acquiesce to the dictates of sources – or of clients. The key…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | JoAnne Young
JoAnne Young, reporter, Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star: Which was your main purpose to be part of this conference? In my job, covering the…
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Award winners share their tips for reporting significant stories #ahcj13
How does one report a story that has real impact? Ten of the first-place winners of this year’s Awards for…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Constance Alexander
Constance Alexander, independent journalist, Murray, Kentucky: What do you do? I teach humanities at Murray State University and work in…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Tom Parks
Tom Parks, health editor at SmartBrief, Charlotte, N.C.: What is the most pressing health issue in your community? The rejection of Medicaid…
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Snapshots from #ahcj13 | Rhonda Stewart
Which Health Journalism 2013 session did Rhonda Stewart like best? Hint: It involves global health. The Health Journalism 2013 Conference…
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Using Twitter, LinkedIn to diversify your sources #ahcj13
At KQED Public Radio’s The California Report in San Francisco, part of my job is to connect with communities across California…