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Although crowdsourced video brings to light important news that might have gone unreported in the past, it also presents a slew of complications related to ethics and personal security, according to a report from the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA).

Story pitches can come in all formats. Here are the questions a reporter should be able to answer before pitching a story, according to editor Tom Huang.

Talkwheel is a new tool that promises to maximize engagement on Facebook with minimal time commitment. IJNet took it for a spin.

Politicians often lament that the press only reports the negative news about them. When it comes to the current U.S. presidential election, it turns out they are right, a Pew study says.

Social media skeptics abound in journalism. Steve Buttry gives his top reasons why Twitter is a valuable tool for reporters.

Tips for journalists on Facebook, a look inside the Internet archive, and more are found in this week's Digital Media Mash Up, produced by the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA).

Join a select group of journalists throughout the world in a new online seminar sharing insights, resources and strategies for reporting on gender, health, education and religion.

Exciting Resident Journalism Advisor-level opportunity in Southern Sudan to provide on-going training and mentoring and build the managerial and journalistic capacity of community radio station staff in remote parts of the region. Internews Network: Local Voices. Global Change.

Journalists who are fluent in English and Sinhala can apply for this position in London.

Exciting Deputy Chief-of-Party-level opportunity in Cambodia to build on local efforts by technology-oriented civil society organizations using new technology and social media for development by formalizing a technology / social innovation lab. Internews Network: Local Voices. Global Change.

Exciting Chief-of-Party-level opportunity in Cambodia to build on local efforts by technology-oriented civil society organizations using new technology and social media for development by formalizing a technology / social innovation lab. Internews Network: Local Voices. Global Change.

Communications professionals with at least seven years of experience can apply for this position in Ethiopia.

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project is seeking an experienced investigative editor/producer to oversee cross-border reporting projects in the Caucasus, Russia and Ukraine.

The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) invites journalists worldwide to apply for the 2013-2014 Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program.

Journalists interested in reporting on food-related issues can apply for a spot in this course offered by the Knight Science Journalism program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Nonprofits, for-profits or individuals of any age worldwide can submit innovative ideas to a contest.

The Gabriel García Márquez scholarship on cultural reporting is accepting applications.

Journalists worldwide who are interested in sharpening their multimedia skills can attend this webinar.

Portuguese-speaking journalists and students who are interested in science reporting can enroll in this online course.

CNN Brazil is hosting a student journalism contest on the theme "People Who Make a Difference."

This fellowship brings journalists from Asia to Singapore's Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information at Nanyang Technological University for three months.

Journalists can submit stories in Spanish to win a cash prize.

The European Journalism Centre in cooperation with the European Commission is preparing another seminar from the series on the single market.

Journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina interested in reporting on corruption in business can attend this course in Sarajevo.

Media professionals with knowledge of pop culture and experience telling stories with tweets can apply for a position in San Francisco.

Journalists can submit print, broadcast, online or photo entries that foster social and economic justice.

Condé Nast seeks a senior editor to generate, edit and package stories, recruit writers and participate in all facets of editorial planning and productions for Details magazine.

The National Conference for Media Reform is dedicated to changing the media and building a better democracy.

This Columbia Journalism School workshop is intended for justice, mental health and education reporters.

Print journalists in the United States with at least five years of experience can apply for the Alicia Patterson Fellowship.

SlateV, the video arm of Slate, seeks a blogger/editor to preside over content and day-to-day editorial operations of its Trending News Channel video blog and custom channel on YouTube.