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Do you wonder where integrity ends and the line into the unacceptable begins? Just because you can do and say things as a journalist, does that mean you should say and do these things? It's a wild world of journalism on the Internet, in alternative weeklies, and even in mainstream publications like the local newspaper you want to freelance for. But there are still rules and guidelines that most editors with ethics adhere to, and want you to know.

In this seminar, you will learn:

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Instructor Bio

Lynda Gorov's Courses

Lynda Gorov was the long-time Los Angeles bureau chief for The Boston Globe, where she covered the war in Afghanistan, presidential politics, natural disasters, and the celebrity scene. She has freelanced for the Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Denver Post, Mother Jones, Working Woman, Self, Spy, Glamour, Men's Health, Women's Health, and the National Lampoon. She oversaw the Globe's New England section, as well as editing metro stories and some special projects. A graduate of the University of Missouri at Columbia, Lynda completed a fellowship in international journalism at the University of Southern California.

Testimonials

Lynda Gorov is insightful and engaging, and she told great stories about her editorial adventures. She made the class fun and gave the students valuable resources and tips. Her journalistic experience is extensive, and she is very generous with her time and knowledge. (Plus, she's hysterically funny, which of course makes any class much more enjoyable!) -- Monique Reidy