J@YS team is currently updating the Reporting Brussels booket. The 2013 version will be available soon! The PDF version will be available for download on this website and free print copies at the Residence Palace.
API, the International Press Association, is cooperating with the European Parliament by selecting journalists to avail of funding from the institution to travel from Brussels to Strasbourg during the monthly plenary session. Application should be sent to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) stating your name, your media and the number of your European Commission press pass.
Finding Your Best Investigative Business Story, with Pulitzer winner Michael J. Berens.
Power Searching for Business Journalists, with Google research scientist Dan Russell.
Getting the Goods – Interviews that Work, with Pulitzer winner and Knight Chair Jacqui Banaszynski.
Investigating Shell Companies and Fraud, with Reynolds Center staffer and Loeb winner Kelly Carr.
For more information http://businessjournalism.org/category/workshops/
The programme offers European cultural journalists (incl. Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan) time to pursue in-depth research on a topic related to research fields of the IWM (Institute for Human Sciences). Fellows will spend 3 months at the IWM in Vienna and will receive a stipend of EUR 7,500.
For more information www.iwm.at/fellowships
Nice offices to rent on rue de la Loi, adjacent to Parc Cinquantenaire and 50 steps from Commission and Council.
For more information, contact Brooks Tigner on .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or +32 (0)473 99 43 71.
As announced last June, Belgium National Press Cards have to be renewed for the next five-year period (2012-2016). The applications renewal must be sent to Martine Joos, secretary of the International Press Association, located on the 2nd floor of Residence Palace, 155 Rue de La Loi, 1040 Brussels.
The demands to be filled out for the employed journalists are: from a recent attestation (not dating any more than a few weeks) from the director or chief editor of his/her media. For the freelance journalists the demands are to be filled by giving details like payment extracts, articles or also attestation of recent and on-going collaboration.
You can find out all you need to know about the latest EU presidency right here.
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