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About CyberJournalist.net

CyberJournalist.net is a news and resource site that focuses on how the Internet, convergence and new technologies are changing the media.

The site offers tips, news and commentary about online journalism, citizen's media, digital storytelling, converged news operations and using the Internet as a reporting tool. CyberJournalist.net highlights examples of online journalism with the aim of recognizing those who do great work and helping those who don't. The site also explores how technology is affecting journalism, with an emphasis on how the Internet can help all journalists better do their jobs.

The site features a Great Work Gallery of outstanding online journalism; a Weblog Blog that tracks Weblogs' impact on journalism; the CyberJournalist List of Weblogs written by journalists; and the CyberJournalist SuperSearch newsgathering tool.

CyberJournalist.net welcomes and incorporates tips, comments and other contributions from readers. Submit now.

CyberJournalist.net has been recommended by dozens of publications, from the Columbia Journalism Review to USA TODAY, and visited by readers in more than 200 countries.

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About the Editor & Publisher

CyberJournalist.net is edited and published by Jonathan Dube, an award-winning online and print journalist who founded the site in 2000.

Dube is the Director of Digital Programming for CBC News. He also writes a weekly column and occasionally teaches for The Poynter Institute; serves on the board of the Online News Association as Second Vice President; and is a member of the Advisory Board for the Center for Citizen Media.

Previously, he served as Editorial Director for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Web site, CBC.ca; MSNBC.com's managing producer and technology editor; a national producer for ABCNEWS.com; a writer for The Charlotte Observer; and a stringer for The New York Times. He's won six Society of Professional Journalists awards, and his coverage of the 1999 World Trade Organization riots in Seattle won ONA's first-ever Online Journalism Award for Breaking News.

All of the site's content is written by Dube unless otherwise noted and only reflects his opinions and those of other contributors; the site does not necessarily reflect the opinions of his employers or the Online News Association.

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About the Online News Association

CyberJournalist.net is published in partnership with the Online News
Association. ONA has partnered with the site as a service to ONA members and as a means of giving the organization exposure to a wider audience of journalists, academics and industry professionals. ONA pays for the right to co-brand the site and for certain marketing opportunities designed to advance ONA's strategic development and membership goals.

The Online News Association is an organization composed largely of professional online journalists. The association is dedicated to promoting editorial integrity, independence, excellence and freedom of expression in digital news. For more information about ONA, visit the association's site at journalists.org.

Prior to the alliance with the Online News Association, CyberJournalist.net was published for three years in partnership with The Media Center at the American Press Institute.

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COPYRIGHT AND PERMISSIONS

All content on CyberJournalist.net is copyright protected by Jonathan Dube and individual authors.

No material on this site may be reprinted without the expressed written consent of Jonathan Dube and individual authors.

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PRIVACY POLICY

CyberJournalist.net respects the privacy of all its users. Here are details on how the site uses information it collects:

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CyberJournalist.net collects e-mail addresses only on an opt-in basis for its weekly newsletter. Users may opt-out of the e-mail newsletter at any point by visiting this page or by clicking on the link at the bottom of each newsletter.

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The site requests e-mail addresses of commenters in order to reduce comment spam, but does not use the e-mail addresses for any purpose aside from occassionally contacting posters about their comments. The e-mail addresses of commenters are not and will not be sold or shared with any third-party. However, while anti-spam measures are implemented on the site, CyberJournalist.net cannot guarantee that spammers will not harvest any e-mail addresses appearing on Web pages.

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