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Final
Results of the 2007 Better College Newspaper Contest
Online News
Expert Offers View of the Future of Newspaper Journalism at Annual
College Press
Awards Luncheon
Rich Jaroslovsky of Bloomberg News, speaking at
the annual college newspaper awards luncheon sponsored by the
New Jersey Press Foundation, said the future of newspaper
journalism rests in how well and how fast the industry fully
embraces online journalism.
 Jaroslovsky told 75 college students and faculty
members on April 10 that today's student journalists will be the ones to
shape the future of the industry. He said that is because "you
who are here today understand that readers of the future will
get much of their news from blogs, social networking Web sites
such as Facebook, and other online sources."
He urged the students to help today's publishers
and editors as they seek new ways to compete for the time of the
next generation of readers. Jaroslovsky, who was the founding
president of the Online News Association, compared the current
evolution of newspaper journalism to how radio content changed
as television matured.
NJPF Announces
Recipients of 2008
Internships and Scholarships
Welcome !
The New Jersey Collegiate Press Association
includes all of the state's college newspapers. There is no
membership fee because NJCPA is supported by the New Jersey
Press Foundation.
Links to information about three popular projects
for college students are presented in the box to the right.
Directories and links to other resources for
students are presented below.
Editors and faculty
advisers of the state's college newspapers are encouraged to keep
information in the Directory of New Jersey College Newspapers up to date by contacting collegepress@njpa.org. |
