Kevin Z. Smith, Purezidenti wa Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) ndi Pulofesa Wothandizira wa Journalism ku Fairmont State University
Yakhazikitsidwa mu 1909, Society for Professional Journalism ndi bungwe lakale kwambiri la atolankhani ku United States lomwe lili ndi umembala womwe umachokera kwa anthu omwe amachita nawo zinthu zakale monga zosindikizira, wailesi, ndi wailesi yakanema. Kukwera kwa meteoric kwa mtolankhani wa digito, olemba mabulogu mwachitsanzo, ndi kufunikira kwawo ku ntchito ya SPJ kwakhala nkhani yokangana mkati mwa bungwe. Purezidenti wa gulu alumikizana nafe kuti tilankhule za zomwe zachitika posachedwa komanso, monga wonyamula utolankhani waukatswiri, udindo wovomerezeka wa bungwe motsutsana ndi mtolankhani wa digito. http://www.spj.org
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ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- The president of the society joins us to talk about this recent phenomena and, as the standard bearer of professional journalism, the official position of the organization vis-à-vis the digital journalist.
- Founded in 1909, the Society for Professional Journalism is the oldest journalism organization in the United States with membership traditionally derived from people engaged in legacy media such as print, radio, and television.
- The meteoric rise of the digital journalist, bloggers for example, and their relevancy to the mission of the SPJ has become somewhat of a contentious issue within the organization.
