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KRISTOFFER TRIPPLAAR/ASNE Reporter	The Political Divide By STEPHANIE WOODROW/ASNE Reporter Attendees at the ASNE luncheon Wednesday got a taste of partisan politics as Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah and Democratic Rep. Rahm Emanuel of Illinois poked fun at each other during a panel discussion.	9:00a.m. - Noon : General Session 12:30p.m. – 2:15 p.m.: LUNCHEON: Interview with Stephen Breyer, associate justice, U.S. Supreme Court 2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.: General Session 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.: Committee Meetings 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.: Receptions Complete ASNE Convention schedule Poynter's Roy Peter Clark sings about his 'Humps'. \| Listen to Roy Read our blog to stay in the know. We want to hear from you! Email us at ASNEreporter2007@gmail.com Check out pictures from Tuesday night's receptions. \| Summary Stuck in the hotel? You can view photos of the city. Go behind the scenes of the 2007 ASNE Reporter. Listen to off the cuff audio comments. How have recent budget cuts affected diversity in your newsroom? Editors answers \| Share your opinion ASNE Salutes Award Winners Get to know the names and faces behind the ASNE Reporter! Professional Volunteers
Yesterday: civic journalism - Today: citizen involvement By APRIL YEE/ASNE Reporter Editors are taking seriously the possibilities of the ever-evolving online genre, which include new ways to use readers in their coverage. Editors face confusion about legal standards for blogs By TIFFANY HSU/ASNE Reporter Blogging, in some ways a public institution and in other ways a very private activity, is redefining journalism, and many editors have mixed feelings about it. Memo to editors: Don’t let video scare you By ALAN J. McCOMBS/ASNE Reporter Panelists discussed the ability of high-definition video recordings to tell stories better while also capturing the still images sought by newspapers. On the Web: Video Examples Katrina Aftermath Taking care of the bears Frank Sandoval: A survival story CSI Anywhere: Searching for all angles of coverage By DALTON WALKER/ASNE Reporter Like crime-solvers scouring a scene for bits of evidence, reporters should search for the multimedia angle when on assignment. Debating which end is up By STEPHANIE WOODROW/ASNE Reporter Are you an editor of a newspaper with a Web site or of a Web site with a newspaper? Planning is key in transforming a newsroom By SHA’DAY JACKSON/ASNE Reporter Editors shared several approaches for surviving new technology, layoffs and circulation declines in the industry. On the Web: Excerpt from Arianna Huffington's 'On Becoming Fearless'
Editors can hear Breyer’s take on First Amendment By ALAN J. McCOMBS/ASNE Reporter Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer, often viewed as a swing vote on the court on press issues, is expected to give newspaper editors on Thursday a glimpse of how he views the First Amendment. Related: Interviewing the interviewer On the Web: Justice Stephen Breyer on NPR
Tierney outlines advantages of private ownership By STEPHANIE WOODROW/ASNE Reporter Re-energizing, rejuvenating and revitalizing. No, it’s not a shampoo. It’s Brian Tierney’s philosophy for how he’s going to make Philadelphia’s two main newspapers successful again. Study finds more text is read online than off By STACY A. ANDERSON/ASNE Reporter Internet users are known for bouncing around the Web, but a recent study found they’re actually reading news online more comprehensively than newspaper readers. On the Web: Watch video of readers being surveyed at Poynter's EyeTrack07 Web site: eyetrack.poynter.org ASNE members challenged to save business desks By STACY A. ANDERSON/ASNE Reporter The Society of American Business Editors and Writers challenged ASNE members to preserve their business desks as the industry shrinks budgets and staff. New Missouri journalism institute to focus on innovation By MARVIN ANDERSON/ASNE Reporter The University of Missouri, Columbia, plans to open a journalism institute in September 2008 to develop new technology and enhance its use throughout a rapidly changing industry. Smaller newspapers rule when it comes to diversity By TIFFANY HSU/ASNE Reporter Newspapers in Arkansas, Texas and New Jersey, all of which have daily circulations of less than 50,000, won the first-ever ASNE Diversity Pacesetter Awards. Related: Full list of the winners Barnes honored for editorial leadership By NOELLE LINDSAY/ASNE Reporter Andrew “Andy” Barnes, a veteran journalist and newspaper executive, was honored Wednesday with the fifth ASNE Award for Editorial Leadership.
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