Am hosting this today at noon ET: a webcast & phonecast about the Pulitzer Prizes with Prof. Sig Gissler, Pulitzer administrator, and some winners of this year's prizes – details below. Please share widely!
You can listen live via the phone or web; or later, via the web or iTunes.
SAMPLE TWEET: Join @ColumbiaJourn for #Pulitzers webcast w/admin @sgissler, winner @sallykestin & others, 1pm ET: http://bit.ly/cjpulitzer2013 #cjsm
==> Friday, May 24, noon-1 pm New York time
[ see local time around the world: http://timeanddate.com/s/2daq or get a countdown at http://timeanddate.com/s/2dar ]
from http://bit.ly/cjpulitzer2013
LISTEN LIVE OR LATER TO A RECORDING: You can also call-in live via phone, Skype, etc: +1-646-915-9583 (to listen or ask questions) or http://bit.ly/cjpulitzer2013
Columbia Journalism School and BlogTalkRadio present… The 2013 Pulitzer Prizes: A conversation with Prof. Sig Gissler (@SGissler), Pulitzer administrator and some winners of this year’s prizes, including Public Service winners Sally Kestin (@SallyKestin), investigative reporter, and John Maines, database editor, of the Sun-Sentinel: http://www.pulitzer.org/citation/2013-Public-Service ; as well as National Reporting winner Elizabeth McGowan, reporter on "The Dilbit Diaster" for Inside Climate News: http://www.pulitzer.org/citation/2013-National-Reporting . See all the winners at Pulitzer.org * Call-in live to this conversation with Prof. Sree Sreenivasan or send your questions to sree at sree.net or via Twitter to @columbiajourn or @sree. See 80+ J-school webcasts at http://BlogTalkRadio.com/columbiajournalism
SAMPLE TWEET: Join @ColumbiaJourn for #Pulitzers webcast w/admin @sgissler, winner @sallykestin & others, 1pm ET: http://bit.ly/cjpulitzer2013 #cjsm
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We have more than 80 webcasts in our BlogTalkRadio archives – here are the three classics from the collection:
==> RECORDED VERSION: Meet Ira Glass, creator, host and producer of WBEZ’s “This American Life.” Columbia Journalism School (@ColumbiaJourn) presents a conversation with legendary radio producer Ira Glass. Glass will discuss his career in public radio, what he looks for in a narrative, the changes taking place in public radio and the future of This American Life. If you have any questions you’d like Ira to answer contact Alexander Hotz, alum and Digital Media Associate at alexandermhotz@gmail.com or tweet him at @hotzington. Moderated by Hotz (@hotzington) & Prof. Sree Sreenivasan (@sree). LISTEN TO A RECORDING: http://bit.ly/cjglass
==> RECORDED VERSION: #Jan25: A Year Later: On the anniversary of the
start of the Egypt protests on January 25, 2011, we host a conversation with local & international correspondents & experts about the turbulent events and look ahead about what's ahead for the Middle East and North Africa. [alum] Abeer Allam, Saudi correspondent for Financial Times [@abeerallamFT]; [alum] Ahmed Al-Omran, blogger focused on Saudi & Syria/NPR [@ahmed]; [alum] Rawya Rageh, Egypt/Iraq correspondent, AJE [@RawyaRageh]; [alum] Rebecca Santana, Iraq Bureau Chief, AP [@ruskygirl]; Tamer El-Gobashy of WSJ [@TamerELG]; [alum] Ahmed Shihab-Eldin, co-host/producer, AJE/The Stream [@ASE]; Jigar Mehta, creator of #18daysinEgypt collaborative doc project [@jigarmehta]; Jillian C. York, Director of International Freedom of Expression at the Electronic Frontier Foundation/blogger [@jilliancyork]; Bobby Ghosh, former Baghdad bureau chief and now World Editor, Time [@ghoshworld]
LISTEN TO A RECORDING: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/columbiajournalism/2012/01/25/jan25-a-year-later
==> RECORDED VERSION: Columbia Journalism School presents a conversation
with Class of 1998 alum Tom Rachman, author of one of the most popular books of the last 16 months, "The Imperfectionists." Set in a fictional English-language newspaper in Rome, the novel has received rave reviews worldwide, including being put at the top of NYT book reviewer Janet Maslin's list of top 10 books of 2010. See more at
http: //TheImperfectionists.com or connect with him on Facebook: http: //bit.ly/fbrachman * "This book is so good I had to read it twice
simply to figure out how he pulled it off… hilarious and heart-wrenching." – Christopher Buckley, New York Times Book Review. LISTEN TO A RECORDING: http://bit.ly/cjrachman
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cheers, sree
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