Journalists are using Web and mobile platform SoundCloud to share interview clips, search for sources, invite listeners to contribute and more.

On IJNet, Catherine Cheney found a fellowship that would take her to Germany and spark her interest in covering U.S.-German relations.

How do you decide which platforms to try out and which ones to ignore? And what strategy should you choose once you start a new account?

Thanks to all who told us how IJNet made a difference in your journalism education or career. We'll announce the contest winner in November.

Media production professor David Burns shows you how to position the camera, choose a background, capture audio and more in his video for IJNet here.

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).

Experienced journalists outside the United States can spend a year at Stanford University developing their ideas to improve journalism.

Broadcast journalists working for African media organizations can apply.

Photojournalists and amateurs worldwide can participate.

Journalists are invited to apply for a residential fellowship at the International Forum for Democratic Studies in Washington.

Midcareer media professionals who reside outside the United States can apply.

Professional and amateur photographers can submit photos for a chance to appear in National Geographic.

Journalists worldwide interested in using social media to report on public affairs can participate.

Journalists of regional and federal Russian media can participate.

Russian journalists between the ages of 22 to 35 can participate.

Journalists from television channels and digital media outlets in Chile can participate. The entry deadline is October 26.

Journalists and students interested in covering the environment are invited.

Thomson Reuters will host a five-day course called Making Television News.

Journalists fluent in Japanese and proficient in English can apply for this position in Tokyo.

Experienced editors can apply for this position in London.

National Geographic Traveller U.K. is accepting entries for its Photography Competition 2013.

This online course focuses on teaching participants how to use social networks as informational tools and communication platforms.

Journalists from one of the 22 Arab countries with at least 10 years of experience can apply.

Journalism students who have completed their sophomore year of college can apply for an internship in New York.

College seniors and graduate students can apply for various 2013 summer internship programs.

Editors with a minimum of five years of experience, including three years of experience in editing within the United Nations, can apply for a position in New York.

Journalists in the United States can apply for a reporting grant sponsored by the Fund for Investigative Journalism.