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The Asian American Journalists Association 2011 annual conference
August 10, 2011 to August 13, 2011
Registration is now open!!
The convention will start with sessions that bring together top executives to discuss the role of diversity in newsrooms and in news coverage. You'll find stories you can write home about as well as Tweet, Facebook and blog. The conference includes workshops and panels on data visualization, multimedia and social media. And for those of you at a career crossroads, it'll offer sessions on entrepreneurship, management and branding. Check out the details and find registration information at AAJA's website.
Venue: COBO Center
Location: Michigan Detroit
Website: http://www.journalismassociations.com/2011/04/19/asian-american-journalists-association-head
For information contact: Register Online
Phone: http://2011aaja.eventbrite.com
Categories: Journalism, Writing, Literary, Language
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