Kevin Z. Smith, Mopresidente oa Mokhatlo oa Litsebi tsa Baqolotsi ba Litaba (SPJ) le Motlatsi oa Moprofesa oa Journalism Univesithing ea Fairmont State.
E thehiloe ka 1909, Society for Professional Journalism ke mokhatlo oa khale ka ho fetisisa oa boralitaba United States o nang le litho tsa moetlo tse tsoang ho batho ba sebetsanang le mecha ea litaba e kang khatiso, seea-le-moea le thelevishene. Ho phahama ha meteoric ea moqolotsi oa litaba oa digital, li-bloggers ka mohlala, le bohlokoa ba bona mosebetsing oa SPJ e fetohile taba e tsosang khang ka har'a mokhatlo. Mopresidente oa sechaba o ikopanya le rona ho bua ka ketsahalo ena ea morao-rao 'me, joalo ka mojari ea tloaelehileng oa boralitaba ba litsebi, boemo ba molao ba mokhatlo ka har'a moqolotsi oa litaba oa digital. http://www.spj.org
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- 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.
