All entries submitted must have been produced and posted on the web between January 1, 2008 and April 20, 2009.
A multimedia project is defined as a single piece of journalism executed essentially by the same journalist.
Entries can be hard or soft news projects; they can be based on but are not limited to public affairs, business, science or sports.
Entries must be journalism, and may not include dramatization.
Each entry must have been posted on the Web and the entrant must have completed at least three of the following components: print, audio, video, still photography and graphics.
The principal journalist may have received technical assistance from others (for example: camera persons, designers, programmers), but the department administrator must verify the central participation of the entered journalist in all facets of the entry.
An entry cannot be a blog and cannot be a web page of a professor, a class or a student.
It must be a functioning web site for an ACEJMC-accredited program, a school publication, television or radio station, or professional entity.
More info: http://www.hearstfdn.org/hearst_journalism/about.php?year=2006&type=Multimedia
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment