Climate Change Coverage Not Only Dips in Quantity, But Also Shifts in Its Presentation

January 15, 2012–

Documerica, Lost and Found

January 15, 2012–Read this excerpt from the Winter issue of SEJournal, about EPA's long dormant photojournalism project containing thousands of color photographs depicting a nation and its environmental problems in the early 1970s — and the new State of the Environment Photo Project this rediscovery has spawned, inviting participants worldwide to submit their work. By SEJournal photo editor Roger Archibald.

Exploring the Narrative Form

January 15, 2012–

So Now You’re A Freelancer. Here Are Some Very Important Things To Consider.

January 15, 2012–Read this excerpt from the Winter issue of SEJournal: In his E-Reporting Biz column, Bud Ward covers topics of interest to freelancers, including cash flow, incorporation, health insurance, business expenses and more.

The Ultimate List for Environmental "List Journalism"

December 21, 2011–Though clicking through pages of list items may be some publications' method to pump up the page views in their web analytics, they are a popular trend. SEJ's year-end TipSheet offers its own interesting lists, including the "Top Eight Sites For Environmental List Journalism" and more.

Oregon Court Rules That Not All Bloggers Are Journalists

December 14, 2011–The Portland judge ruled that blogger Crystal Cox, who published allegations against businessman Kevin Padrick and was subsequently sued by Padrick for defamation, was not a journalist as she lacked any conventional journalistic credentials or affiliations, and therefore was not entitled to the protections of the state's shield law.

DocumentCloud: New Tool for Gumshoe Reporting

November 2, 2011–If you do investigative reporting, you probably rely often on large numbers of documents to make your case. This new, free tool can help you manage the evidence in a way that supports your story and helps you move seamlessly from research to publication.

Covering Trauma, Surviving Trauma and Gaining New Insight into How To Handle It

October 15, 2011–In the Fall SEJournal, Miami-based radio news director Dan Grech recounts his journey covering the traumatic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, becoming homeless thanks to Hurricane Wilma, his subsequent training on trauma reporting, and shares his lessons learned with you.

It’s Time To Say Goodbye, Thank You and, Hey, We Can Get Through This Together

October 15, 2011–

My Old Journalism World Has Crumbled, So How Do I Negotiate the New One?

October 15, 2011–