Middle East and South Asia

	Al-Ahram Newspaper in Cairo, Egypt, with weekly edition in English.
	An-Nahar. Daily in Beirut, Lebanon.
	The Daily Star. Beirut-based newspaper.
	The Jerusalem Post.  Israeli paper.
	The Times of India (http://www.timesofindia.com). Widely read English-language daily.
	Outlook India (http://www.outlookindia.com). Online component to weekly newsmagazine.
	Dawn (http://www.dawn.com). English paper based in Karachi, Pakistan.
	Al-Bawaba (http://www.albawaba.com). Middle East information portal covering 21 Arabic countries or territory, mostly rewriting reports from other news sources. Operates out of Amman, Jordan, and London.
	Afghanistan (news - web sites) Online (http://www.afghan-web.com). U.S.-based collection of Afghan news items and official statements from around the world.
	Payam-e-Mujahid (http://payamemujahid.com). Pro-northern alliance weekly newspaper published inside Afghanistan. Limited English content.

Western news sources outside the United States

	British Broadcasting Corp. (http://www.bbc.co.uk).
	The Guardian (http://www.guardian.co.uk). British newspaper.
	Canadian Broadcasting Corp. (http://www.cbc.ca).
	International Herald Tribune (http://www.iht.com). Based in Paris.

Newspaper portals:

	http://www.ecola.com
	http://www.newspapers.com
	http://www.thepaperboy.com.au
	http://www.worldpress.org/gateway.htm

	The Nature and Purpose of Journalism The Elements of Journalism : What Newspeople Should Know and the Public Should Expect. by Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel, The Committee of Concerned Journalists.  National Press Club Online Video Webcasts. (Requires Real Player.)
	Press Freedom The Committee to Protect Journalists
	Media History and Criticism Bly, Nellie. Around the World in 72 Days. The classic 1890 book based on Elisabeth Cochrane's "stunt" reporting. RhetoricaNet an academic site that analysis issues related to the press and propanda in election campaigns. News Dissector weblog by Danny Shechter on Media Channel Accuracy in Media conservative media watchdog group FAIR (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting) -- liberal media watchdog group  Institute for Public Accuracy. "As a nationwide consortium of policy researchers, the Institute for Public Accuracy seeks to broaden public discourse by gaining media access for those whose perspectives are commonly drowned out by corporate-backed think tanks and other influential institutions." (from the IPA website)  Gardner, Marilyn. "Media's Eye on Moms," Christian Science Monitor, May 30, 2001. A classic case-study of what happens when a complex story is over-simplified. MacChesney, Robert. "Journalism, Democracy and Class Struggle," Monthly Review. A democratic socialist critique of modern media.
	Diversity Diversity Online. IMRAX website on racism, xenophobia, minority rights and the media. Artists Against Racism website. My black journalists website (under construction) Migrants, etnical [sic] minorities and the media : The Internet resources. The African Women's Media Center. Training and networking site for African women journalists. Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press. Research and advocacy on women in the media Media Report to Women newsletter Inequality.Org  The gap between rich and poor is an aspect of diversity that is seldom discussed, but some analysts think of it as an issue of growing social import. This is a resource site for journalists that incorporates data and analysis from a variety of ideological perspectives. SPJ Guidelines on avoiding racial or religious profiling. Schrag, Peter. "Is Doing the Right Thing Wrong?" (Review of Coloring the News: How Crusading for Diversity Has Corrupted American Journalism, By William McGowan Encounter Books 278 pages.
	Business Conditions Shepard, Alicia. Mogul's Millions American Journalism Review The State of the American Newspaper. American Journalism Review Special Series. Behind the Scenes: How Foundations Have Quietly Seized a Role in Journalism, Commissioning Content. by Rick Edmonds, Poynter Institute Crunch Times: Profits and the Press. by Ellen Sung, Poynter Institute
	Ethics Bob Steele's Talk about Ethics column
	Journalism Education Day, Mark. "A matter of degree." The Australian. accessed January 24, 2002. Berger, Guy, "Appropriate curriculum design for teaching journalism at the tertiary level." Rhodes University. Department of Journalism and Media Studies.

Career Development Resources

	Poynter Institute Student Page for Job and Internship Information
	Poynter Institute Job Index Guide
	Bob Stepno's Jobs Resources Page

	Student Press Law Center
	Society of Professional Journalists
	New Jersey Press Association
	Investigative Reporters and Editors
	Project for Excellence in Journalism
	Freedom Forum
	National Association of Black Journalists
	National Association of Hispanic Journalists
	Asian-American Journalists Association
	Native American Journalists Association
	National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association
	AEJMC Journalism and Mass Communications Directory

	American Journalism Review
	Brills Content
	Columbia Journalism Review
	Newswatch
	Online Journalism Review
	RockCritics.Com. For an example of its value, read what Ira Robbins thinks is wrong with music journalism today.

Compiled by Kim Pearson. Last updated June 6, 2001