Category Archives: Outside Events

EVENT: Next-Gen Revenue for Content Creators @ NY Daily News Lab

The Daily News Innovation Lab’s Conversations event, on May 19 at 6:00 pm, “Next-Gen Revenue for Content Creators”, will feature a panel discussion of how content creators are finding new ways to monetize their websites and digital properties.  Grant Whitmore, the Daily News’ EVP of Digital, will moderate a panel featuring Jason Kint (CEO of Digital Content Next),  Ashish Patel (EIR Lerer Ventures), Chad Smolinski (SVP, U.S. News & World Report) and Julie Van Ullen (Senior Director Publisher Business Development at OpenX).

The first 15 students to register at nydn.us/convos using the discount code OHCOLUMBIA will get free access!

INVITE: Author Talk with Lucette Lagnado

You have been invited to an Author Talk with Lucette Lagnado. The lecture will take place on Monday, March 16 from 11:30 am — 12:30 pm at the Jewish Museum.

 Celebrated writer Lucette Lagnado returns to the Museum to share her recent research on the Jews of Tunisia.  The author will focus on the shrinking Jewish community of the nation’s capital, Tunis, and the more stable, flourishing, population in the city of Djerba—two contrasting worlds in one Arab country.  She regularly contributes to the Wall Street Journal, and is currently researching her next major literary project. The travel journals she compiled in Tunis, and a discussion of the role research plays in her writing process, will form the foundation of the lecture.

Ms. Lagnado is the author of the memoirs The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit and The Arrogant Years: One Girl’s Search for Her Lost Youth, from Cairo to Brooklyn. She was the recipient of the 2008 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature, the 2004 Miker Berger Award from Columbia’s Graduate School of Journalism, and was a finalist for the 2004 Selden Ring Award from the Selden Ring Award from the University of Southern California.

 Tickets to the event can be purchased here, and include admission to museum exhibits.

Women’s History Month Walking Tour – Women’s eNews

AN INVITATION FROM WOMEN’S eNEWS

We would love it if you could join us in March for Women’s eNews “Women’s History Month Walking Tour,” which kicks off this Sunday, March 1, at 11 a.m. (Details below). The tours will also take place every Sunday in March at 11 a.m. Betsy Wade ’52 and James Boylan teamed up for the research and the writing to develop the tour, so I know it will be first-rate!

 The March 1, 2015, tour begins at 11:00 a.m. and ends at 12:30 p.m. Meet in the lobby of 6 Barclay Street, New York, NY, 10007. Tour tickets are $20; seniors $15; students free.

For reservations or more information, contact Meagan Lee Butler, 1-212-244-1720, openingtheway@womensenews.org or visit the tour’s official web page: www.womensenews.org/openingtheway

On Sunday, March 1, at 4 p.m., Women’s eNews will host a screening of  “Iron-Jawed Angels,”  followed by a panel discussion. The film portrays Alice Paul’s strategy and sacrifice to gain women’s suffrage in the United States. The panelists are Tanya Melich, author of the “Republican War against Women,” and  Glynda Carr from Higher Heights for America, which is dedicated to increasing the voting power of African American women. Snacks and drinks will be served.

* Donations accepted for the 4 p.m. film presentation at Women’s eNews HQ, 6 Barclay, 6th floor.

  For reservations or more information, contact Meagan Lee Butler,  1-12-244-1720, openingtheway@womensenews.org or visit the tour’s official web page: www.womensenews.org/openingtheway

Women’s eNews is an award-winning nonprofit news service (registered as a 501(c)3 with the IRS) – and dedicated to coverage of women’s rights, women’s health and other topics with significant impact on the lives of women and girls.

INVITE: Panel Discussion – The Delicate Balance

The Delicate Balance: Media, Security, and Freedom in a Post-9/11 World

Monday, September 22, 2014
6:00 pm
New York

IN PERSON

Robert L. Deitz, Former N.S.A. General Counsel & Senior Counselor to the C.I.A. Director
Barton Gellman, Reporter, Washington Post; Senior Fellow, The Century Foundation
Gabriel Schoenfeld, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute; Author, Necessary Secrets: National Security, the Media, and the Rule of Law
Hina Shamsi, Director, ACLU’s National Security Project
Moderator: Michael Isikoff, Chief Investigative Correspondent, Yahoo News

J-School students receive complimentary tickets.

RSVP to publicprograms@paleycenter.org

EVENT: SiriusXM’s Leading Ladies Series

Julie Mason, veteran White House Reporter, hosts Dana Perino in SiriusXM’s Leading Ladies. Students invited to attend and participate

 What: SiriusXM’s Leading Ladies Series.  Julie Mason, veteran White House Reporter (POLITICO, Houston Chronicle) and frequent guest on FOX Media Buzz hosts the next edition of SiriusXM’s Leading Ladies, series which profiles pioneering women.

 Who: Dana Perino, the first female Republican White House Press Secretary, now co-host of Fox’s The Five, will participate in a candid discussion with Julie about her time at the podium and now at FOX. The program lasts 50 minutes and there will be Q and A in the second part.

 Where: SiriusXM, 1221 Ave of the Americas, New York City

 When: August 13th, 12:30. (guests are asked to arrive by 12 to allow time to get up to the studio for the taping)

 RSVP: Patrick Ferrise, Patrick.ferrise@siriusxm.com by July 28 at 5pm.  Seating is limited.

Surface Magazine Photography Contest

Surface is pleased to announce our 14th annual Avant Guardian photography contest showcasing the top up-and-coming photographers.

Ten finalists—chosen by our editors and a star jury including Iwan Baan, Johan Lindeberg, and Offset’s Keren Sachs—will have their work published in our October 2014 issue and be featured in an exhibition. Complimentary studio time at Splashlight will be available to each winner for producing a shoot for the magazine.

The contest has helped launch the career of many celebrated talents, including Nicholas Duers, KT Auleta, Joshua Jordan, Mark Veltman, Vanina Sorrenti, and Sarah Silver, whose work you may recognize from the attached flyer (and our fashion editorial last fall:https://vimeo.com/78835771).  Know anyone that might be interested? Entries are due by July 24, under the following categories: Fashion, Architecture, Portraiture, Fine Art, and Technical/Still Life.

Visit our site for more details: http://www.surfacemag.com/avantguardian

INVITE: International Summit on Reconstruction of Journalism

International Media Summit

Join 

Center for Media & Peace Initiatives and Permanent Mission of the Republic of Zambia to the United Nations at The International Summit on Reconstruction of Journalism

…add your voice; your choice

 Theme:

Future of Journalism: Managing Credibility and Identity Crises in the Fourth Estate

 
When

10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

May 2, 2014

Where

Room 5 North Lawn Building

United Nations HQs, New York

 

Featured Speakers:

 Dr Joseph Katema, MP

Minister of Information and Broadcasting Services,Republic of Zambia

Prof. Tapio Varis,

UNESCO Chair in Global E-Learning

Dessie Zagorcheva, Ph.D.

City University of New York (CUNY)

Ginger Gorman

Australia Broadcast Corporation, Canberra 

Mark Deuz, Ph.D.

University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands 

Justus Anyianuka,

Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, Nigeria

Bill Miller

Anchor, Global Connections, United Nations TV

Carole MARCHAL

Former Public Affairs Officer 

United Nations Information Centre – (UNIC)Canberra, Australia

Jay Hauben

Columbia University

Ronda Hauben

Correspondent at the United Nations for taz.de (Die Tageszeitung)  

Jamesa Wagwau

Executive Director, Peace Crusade – Africa, Kampala, Uganda

Registration is required to participate in the summit

For more information please visit: http://conta.cc/1nPtWI4

www.cmpimedia.org

Questions:

info@cmpimedia.org or call 917-803-5540

Chibaula D., Silwamba. Email: chibaula@zambiaun.com

REGISTER

Pre-event reception May 1, 2014

The media summit will bring together a world-wide group of scholars and practitioners from diverse disciplines (economics, sociology, public administration, political economy, business, anthropology, law, political science, information technology, journalism, education, etc.) to collectively explore ways to reconstruct journalism practice in the 21st century.

 

INVITE: American Society of Journalist and Authors Conference

Students and Young Professional Writers Can Jump Start Their Careers at ASJA’s 43rd Annual Writers Conference April 25, 2014 | Special Rates for Students and Scholarships Available  

AJSA greatly encourages the next generation of writers to attend ASJA2014: Expand Your Reach, the 43rd Annual Writers Conference of the American Society of Journalists and Authors, the nation’s professional association of independent nonfiction writers.

Students receive a discounted rate. Friday: $125, no lunch. Saturday: $125; no lunch. Or Fri & Sat: $200, no lunch. Student identification is required.

Additionally, the ASJA Educational Foundation is delighted to offer aspiring nonfiction writers the opportunity to apply for scholarships that will enable them to attend ASJA2014: Expand Your Reach. Thanks to a generous grant from Amazon.com, ASJA can offer scholarships to writers who are serious about starting or continuing a nonfiction freelance writing career.

Up to ten scholarships will be awarded and will include:

  • Registration fees waived to attend Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26, 2014;
  • A ticket to the ASJA Awards Presentation event on Thursday, April 24;

One 30-minute mentoring session with an established, professional writer   specializing in your topic of choice.

For additional details and application materials, visit http://www.asja.org/for-writers/annual-conference/2014/registration-scholarships.php. Submission deadline is Tuesday, April 1, 2014, 10 PM Eastern time. Winners will be announced no later than April 7, 2014.

Questions? Please contact Alexandra Owens, Executive Director of the ASJA Educational Foundation at director@asja.org. Find all the information at ASJA2014: Expand Your Reach.

Please note: students are not permitted to miss class to attend this event.