The Best Writing Tools on the Web

Bartleby.com - Online Resources for Journalists - internet publisher

The Broadcast Archive: Radio History on the Web - While the
emphasis is on professional broadcasting, especially radio,
certainlythere are some important links to early amateur
broadcasting, as well as various companies where
the value of radio was exploited.

Broadcast Education Association - make sure you see their list of scholarships and grants.

Broadcasters - WWW Virtual Library - maintained by
Prof Jonathan Bowen in the UK.

Communication Studies Center - ACA's Communication Studies
Center is an annotated collection of communication-related
hyperlinks organized by subfields within the
commmunication discipline.

Communication Studies Resources - from the University of Iowas Department of communication Studies.

Communications Workers of America - a division of the AFL-CIO
CMC Magazine - now published continuously on the Web, highlights content from past issues of the monthly magazine and provides the latest news in many areas of the online world, including information technology, knowledge management, and e-business.
Radio and Television Broadcasting Career Guide - from the US Department of Labor.
Call Letter Origins - includes over 2975 radio and television
station call letters and the significance of these call letters

Code of Ethics - TV and Radio News - the Radio-Television News Directors Association's code of professional ethics and

Code of Ethics - Society of Professional Journalists

First Amendment Handbook - The Reporters Committee for
Freedom of the Press

Freedom Forum

Columbia Journalism Review

Copyright Police - How Not to Plagiarize
Evolution of Communication - A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1999 Entry
Free Speech Movement Historical Archive - A history of the University of California at Berkely student protest.

The Golden Age of Radio - filled with many entertaining and educational topics for fans of nostalgic / old-time radio shows.

Journalism and Publishing - Industry Overview - from online career guide WetFeet.com.
Library of American Broadcasting - The Library of American Broadcasting holds a wide-ranging collection of audio and video recordings, books, pamphlets, periodicals, personal collections, oral histories, photographs, scripts and vertical files devoted exclusively to the history of broadcasting.

Media and Communication Studies Site - from the
University of Wales
Mercury Theatre on the Air - The finest radio drama of the
1930’s was The Mercury Theatre on the Air, a show featuring the acclaimed New York drama company founded by Orson Welles and John Houseman.
Take a look at these great resources from Middle
Tennesee State University:
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
Film Sound History
Film Sound Links
Film Sound Formats
Museum of Television and Radio - become a member and research the Museum's collection of more than 110,000
television and radio programs and advertisements

Newspaper History- The British Library - The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom and
one of the world's greatest libraries.

Radio History on the Web - The history of AM broadcast band (mediumwave) in the United States spans seventy years. This is a review of its first decade.
Radio News Events - a collection of information on
commentators and events.
Recording Technology History - a collaection of information
from University of San Diego professor, Steve Schoenherr

TV Goes Digital Lesson - from Learners Online.com.

InfoComm- Audio Visual Communication Technology News - ICIA serves its worldwide membership and the AV
communications industry as the pre-eminent
provider of education, exhibitions, and information services.

Journalism and Mass Communication Resources - excellent hotlist

Journalism Associations and Organizations - from the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Journalist Legal Resources for Student - from the
Student Press Law Center

Journalism.org - research, resources and ideas to improve journalism. 

Journalism Resources - FACSNET - The mission of FACS is to
improve the quality of information reaching the
public through the news.

Journalism Theme Page - a source of curricular
content in Journalism

Journalists' Tools - Refdesk - another great hotlist.

Leading Media Companies - according to AdAge.com

Printing and Publishing Industry Overview - from
the US Department of Labor

Megasources - Journalism Resources - compiled by
Dean Tudor, Emeritus Professor, School of Journalism, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada
NewsLink.org - everything news

Newspapers Online - a collection of journalism on every topic from every corner of the world.

Online Journalism Review - fom UCS Annenberg

Poynter.org - "Everything You Need to Be A Better Journalist"

Rhetoric - The Forest of - provided by Dr. Gideon Burton of
Brigham Young University, is a guide to the terms of
classical and renaissance rhetoric.
Time-Out for Diversity and Accuracy - from the American
Society of Newspaper Editors concerned about fairness in reporting.

US Copyright Office - Library of Congress

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