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A bachelor’s degree in journalism, media studies, mass communication, or some similarly named program along with at least a few years under the tutelage of edit
by brownie 16y ago
A bachelor’s degree in journalism, media studies, mass communication, or some similarly named program along with at least a few years under the tutelage of editors is the best preparation for calling oneself a journalist.
So much for all those journalists who got to where they are via cadetships/traineeships - you're nothing according to Jolie O'Dell.
Honestly, this point strikes me as someone trying to justify their own actions as the "correct" actions.
- tkahn6 16y ago... Whether in the hallowed halls of higher learning _or in the less-hallowed halls of a professional newsroom_, the journalist has been trained as such.