The Reporter’s Committee for Freedom of the Press Executive Director Lucy Dalglish said last week that Illinois’ eavesdropping law is “unique in the nation” and that banning the recording of something that happened in public is “nonsense”.
“In this particular case you folks don’t have a problem with the police, you have a problem with…
National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Assn., Chicago chapter
Web site: www.nlgjachicago.org
President: Rick Stuckey ricknlgja@yahoo.com
E-mail contact: info@nlgja.org
National Association of Black Journalists, Chicago chapter
Web site: http://nabjchicago.org/
Mailing address P.O. Box 811132
Chicago, IL 60681-0228
E-mail contact: NABJCCSECRETARY@NABJCHICAGO.ORG
Asian American Journalists Association, Chicago Chapter Web site: http://chapters.aaja.org/Chicago/
Mailing address
PO Box 577639
Chicago, IL 60657-9997
E-mail contact: chiaaja@yahoo.com
Association for Women Journalists-Chicago
Web Site:…
Primary Help at Northwestern, Shattered Lens at Loyola
We have two important events to remind you about next week! Get ready for Illinois’ primary election with the Knight News Innovation Lab at Northwestern University on Tuesday, Jan. 24. Then come hear journalists, lawyers and public officials talk about citizens’ right to…
Headline Club Applauds Judge’s Decision
We are grateful that U.S. District Judge James Zagel respected Reporter’s Privilege in ruling that reporters for the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times need not turn over notes of interviews with a juror who apparently concealed her criminal background during selection of a jury for the…
“This was all about access, at least at the beginning,” said Frank Main, who with Mark Konkol and John S. Kim won a 2011 Pulitzer Prize for the Chicago Sun-Times.
They wanted to be a “fly on…
Beyond the Pulitzer Prize
A conversation with Frank Main, Mark Konkol and John J. Kim
2011 Chicago Sun-Times Pulitzer Prize winners to discuss what it takes to createa Pulitzer-Prize winning story and photos Discussions to follow
When: Thursday, December 8, 2011 at 7 p.m. Where: Columbia College, 33 E. Congress, Room 219 (Journalism Auditorium)
ABOUT THE PANELISTS:
Awarded…
This is the way it went. The momentum just kept building.
First they talked about what the black news media does in Chicago and what you need to do if you want to get your story told.
Then they talked about what’s news and what matters and then the hands went up…
African-American Media Panel Discussion – FREE
Tuesday, November 8 from 6pm to 8pm
The Little Black Pearl
1060 East 47th StreetChicago, IL 60653-3600
How does the African-American news media cover its community? What more can African-American NGOs, activists and community groups need to get their story told?
Join us for a community dialogue between the…
Jeff Kelly Lowenstein was looking at fatal police shootings in Chicago, and so he began with a Freedom of Information Act request (FOIA) to the Chicago Police Department.
It quickly became a lesson for Lowenstein, a reporter for Hoy, a daily Spanish-language newspaper, in the difficulty reporters face in getting needed…
An individual of huge stature came through twice for the good of the Chicago Headline Club: Arthur C. Nielsen Jr., who died Oct. 3 at 92. Each time, his gifts were because of friendship begun as a teenager with Les Brownlee, CHC president in 1989-90.
A CHC loyalist…
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