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The Poynter Institute is asking for nominations for Seven Wonders of the Journalism World. From Roy Peter Clark: "We want to have fun with this, but selecting the Seven Wonders of the Journalism World also has a serious purpose: to remind all of us of the historical forces that help us do our best work today; and to articulate a set of enduring values that will help protect and advance journalism in unsettled times. "We have created a process which, with your help, will produce a product, one that would teach journalism history interactively, reminding journalists of their glorious past -- with an eye to the future."

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  • The Poynter Institute is asking for nominations for Seven Wonders of the Journalism World. From Roy Peter Clark: "We want to have fun with this, but selecting the Seven Wonders of the Journalism World also has a serious purpose: to remind all of us of the historical forces that help us do our best work today; and to articulate a set of enduring values that will help protect and advance journalism in unsettled times. "We have created a process which, with your help, will produce a product, one that would teach journalism history interactively, reminding journalists of their glorious past -- with an eye to the future."
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  • The Poynter Institute is asking for nominations for Seven Wonders of the Journalism World. From Roy Peter Clark: "We want to have fun with this, but selecting the Seven Wonders of the Journalism World also has a serious purpose: to remind all of us of the historical forces that help us do our best work today; and to articulate a set of enduring values that will help protect and advance journalism in unsettled times. "We have created a process which, with your help, will produce a product, one that would teach journalism history interactively, reminding journalists of their glorious past -- with an eye to the future." 1. Nominations are being accepted in six categories (copied from Poynter, except "Sept. 11" was changed to "Sept. 12."): * Documents (such as the First Amendment) * People (such as Walter Cronkite) * Institutions (such as the BBC) * Events (such as the publication of the Pentagon Papers) * Technology (such as the invention of the telegraph) * Works (such as the front page of The New York Times on Sept. 12) 2. Ten finalists are expected to be chosen in each category. 3. Readers would vote.
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