You embodied the ideal candidate, aced the final interview and landed the journalism fellowship of your dreams. Here are tips for succeeding as a fellow.

Journalists need to build more than just a solid skill set these days, according to industry experts. Some of the most successful reporters have developed a personal brand that's larger than the publications for which they write.

A lack of data on issues from oceans to sanitation can make it hard to report accurately on projects and policies. But technology is changing the game.

Zubeida Mustafa spoke with IJNet about her experience as the first woman to work as a reporter in mainstream media in Pakistan.

Ideas for spurring data-driven journalism, verifying media reports and creating better tools for investigative and citizen journalism emerged as winners in Africa’s first news innovation contest.

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).

Many journalists like e-mail interviews because they're easy, they save time and they allow reporters to connect with sources who are busy or far away. But some news outlets are starting to view this reporting tactic as a cop-out.

Hispanic journalists based in the Caribbean and United States can apply to participate in a workshop in Puerto Rico.

"Five Steps to Stronger Data Visualization" will be broadcast at 2 p.m. EST on April 26.

Journalists who live outside the United States can apply to learn more about American journalism.

Midcareer journalists can apply for a research fellowship with the Reuters Institute at Oxford University.

Filmmakers worldwide whose work relates to anthropology can compete.

Journalists from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda can apply.

Broadcast journalists fluent in Russian and English can apply.

Journalists interested in graduate study in the United Kingdom can apply. Applicants must be fluent in English.

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

Broadcast journalists fluent in Turkish and proficient in English can apply for this position in London.

Journalists who are fluent in German can apply for a fellowship in Berlin.

Journalists can learn about investigative journalism and its role in today’s digital landscape during this two-hour webinar.

Media students or recent graduates who are fluent in English and Arabic can apply.

Journalists can register for a digital reporting workshop in Istanbul.

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.

Journalism students can compete for a chance to win US$2,500.

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

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

Journalists working for newspapers or websites can be nominated.