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The Society of Professional Journalists hosted a panel discussion on the challenges of covering hate groups on college campuses, at protests, and online. Participants included a New York Tim…

Investigative reporters talked about their experiences obtaining government records for stories. Topics included National Security Agency (NSA) emails, Red Cross records from Superstorm Sand…

Journalists spoke about the White House Press Corps and public perceptions of their coverage of the executive branch. Several veterans of the corps spoke about their work, addressed common a…

Former White House press secretaries for Gerald Ford and Bill Clinton talked about what the job was like and speculated on whether it would be harder in today’s digital age of 24/7 news cove…

Tina Griego talked about her recently completed series in the Rocky Mountain News, "Border Street". Her series of columns examined the many complex issues surrounding the immigration debate …

Two reporters talked about their experiences working for the New York Times, their mariage and its affect on the work environment, and assignments they had undertaken over the years. They al…

Mr. Smith talked about “Exposing the Mayor: Ethical Case Studies from the Spokesman-Review Investigative Series.” He discussed three of the most significant ethical dilemmas confronted by …

New York Times reporter Judith Miller, who was jailed 85 days for refusing to reveal the source that disclosed the identity of undercover Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agent Valerie Plam…

Participants talked about the use of the media by advocacy groups. Among the topics they addressed were journalism ethics, public disclosure of income sources by journalists, and the prevale…

Bernard Shaw delivered the keynote address at the Washington Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists' awards dinner.

Panelists discussed the rise of “527” groups in conjunction with the upcoming presidential election. These advocacy groups, created in response to campaign finance law reforms, have created …

Ms. Ashton moderated a discussion about the past, present and future of television news featuring Walter Cronkite, the CBS News anchor from 1952-81 and Brian Williams, the NBC correspondent …

As part of a seminar for journalists, Tony Mauro, USA Today-Supreme Court Reporter, spoke about how local journalists can research articles on Supreme court cases and issues and how they can…

Washington Post Ombudsman Geneva Overholser spoke about journalistic ethics. She focused on the current debate over how the Society’s ethics code should be changed. She also pointed out how …

Utah Republican Senator Orin Hatch and Democratic Senatorial Nominee Patrick Shea participated in the Utah Senate debate. The candidates debated on various campaign issues and responded to …

Ms. Pauley talked about the Dateline NBC program and other aspects of her career and the journalism profession.

At a session of the 1994 Society of Professional Journalists Convention, the panelists spoke about access to college judiciary hearings and records. The panels consisted of journalists, camp…

The participants examined the quality and fairness of media coverage of the 1992 election campaign.

The Society of Professional Journalists sponsored a forum in the National Press Club on the ethical concerns raised when a journalist takes a job with the government and returns to journalis…

An issue discussed among lawyers, judges and journalists is whether or not court records should be sealed and, if they are sealed, what criteria should be used. Panelists discussed this issu…