The collegiate Online Pacemakers were announced this weekend in Austin at the National College Media Convention. I am pleased to report that dennews.com, the Daily Eastern News’ web site, was among the winners (as was OUDaily, pictured above). Lots of good sites to check out for ideas and inspiration. Congrats to all the winners and . . . → Read More: Pacemaker winners
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First up, the contests: uwemp and United Press International are sponsoring a National Student Journalism Contest with a $500 prize: What matters to you most at this critical time in your life? Submit a 400- to 800-word article on one of the following topics:
A key racial, gender or sexual issue either on . . . → Read More: Quick Hits: Contests and Blogging edition Photo by Flickr user cole24 used with Creative Commons permission. Previously announced results are viewable here. There are still two categories to be announced, hopefully this week. Judges were allowed to choose as many winning entries as they wished, and they could provide comments or not. I would encourage everyone to read through the comments, because there . . . → Read More: More contest results
Photo by Flickr user <a href=”http://www.flickr.com/photos/racecarphotos/1537766188/”>cole24</a> used with Creative Commons permission. Below are the results from most of the categories in the 2nd CICM contest. We had 30 schools enter, and some impressive entries to boot. There are still a couple of categories that are outstanding, and I will get those up as soon as . . . → Read More: CICM Contest Partial Results I’m still working on the results for the contest. Results will be announced . . . → Read More: CICM contest update – results Friday Someone asked in the comments on a post about the winners of the CICM contest. We will be announcing the winners on or around Sept. 15. Stay . . . → Read More: CICM contest 2.0 update The deadline for the CICM contest has been extended until June 1. Show us your best! Here’s the details. Checks can be made out to Center for Innovation in College Media. $30 for an entire student media outlet. . . . → Read More: Deadline extended! May 15 JUNE 1 is the deadline for submissions to the CICM online journalism contest. Details about the categories can be found here. The submission form is here. Cost is $30 per media organization for all entries. Finals are winding down for a lot of folks, so now’s the time to get your entries in. Reminder: This . . . → Read More: CICM contest reminder (extended deadline June 1) UPDATE: The contest is open to student journalists from other countries (by fiat – i.e., me) as long as the content was published in a college news media outlet (i.e., not a class project). So it’s the International contest – first of its kind, AFAIK! For details about the contest, read this post. The form for submissions for . . . → Read More: CICM contest 2.0 submission form now live
Okay, so we got this a little earlier than I had planned, but here’s the scoop. Beginning MARCH 15, the official CICM College Media Online Journalism Contest 2.0 will be open for business. The fee for entry will $30 per college media outlet – that includes TV, Radio, Online-only, or Newspaper (am I forgetting anyone?) There is no membership requirement. It’s open to all college media outlets. Two entries per category per outlet (with one freebie thrown in because we’re nice. Also, note that there are two additional categories this year: multimedia journalist of the year and webmaster of the year. Rock on! I’ll have a list of judges coming soon as well. Winners will be announced at the beginning of the fall semester. Details of each category are again presented below the fold: |
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). If you want to enter more, you will pay an additional fee. Deadline for entries is May 15. That means you have two months to get your stuff together! Entries must have been published in conjunction with a college media outlet (read no class projects unless they’ve been published by the campus college media!).
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