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J. T. Johnson Bibliography GENERAL CIRCULATION PERIODICALS Numerous
newspaper articles while a staff reporter, stringer and freelance contributor
in: The Topeka (Kan.) Capital-Journal, Kansas City
(Mo.) Star-Times, Wichita Eagle-Beacon, Washington Star, Detroit Free
Press, Palm Beach Post, Milwaukee Sentinel, New York Daily News, Chicago
Tribune, and for United Press International. Also
published in newspapers and magazines in The Netherlands, REPRESENTATIVE NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES: “My
view: Closed meeting casts suspicion on higher-ed project.” “anacubis
[sic] 3.0 Review.” EContent Magazine,
October 2004. "Seybold's
365 Degree View of the Trade Show Today." eContent
Magazine, November 2003. "La evolución de XML." Latinotek.com, 28 September 2000 "Los mapas nos cuentan la historia." Latinotek.com, 19 July 2000 "After
21 years, newsroom still challenging, but its practitioners see need for
change." Leadtime, "Online
radiostation zonder omroepbijdrage," De Journalist ( "De
speurtocht van Francisco van Jole,"
De Journalist ( "Telefoonbedrijven worden
concurrent van de krant," De Journalist
( "Eindeloze citaten, verbonden met citaten," De
Journalist ( "Een databank van databanken,"
De Journalist ( "Language
critical skill for surfing globe's databases" QUILL, Vol. 84 No.
6 (July/August 1996), p. 16-17. "Het verlangen de wereld te begrijpen..."
De Journalist ( "Turning
pages gives way to information click." QUILL,
Vol. 84 No. 5 (June 1996), p. 12-13. "CIA's
photo morgue treasure trove for inquiring journalist." QUILL,
Vol. 84 No. 4 (May 1996), p. 12-13. "Who
should resell data gathered on taxpayers' tab?" QUILL, Vol. 84
No. 3 (April 1996), p. 12-13. "Persfoto's uit de ruimte," De Journalist ( "Who
should resell data gathered on taxpayers' tab?" QUILL, Vol. 84
No. 3 (March 1996), p. 12-13. "Compensation
vs. copyright critical issue in cyberspace," QUILL, Vol. 84 No. 2
(February 1996), p. 16-17. "Steeds
meer journalisten in VS gann online," De Journalist ( " "Een stadsplattegrond met gekleurde kopspelden," De
Journalist ( "Toegevoegde waarde?," De Journalist ( "Money,
technology converging to help media's bottom line," QUILL,
Vol. 83 No. 9 "Terugkeer van de concurrentie,"
De Journalist ( "Safe
havens voor digitale informatie," De Journalist ( "New
Education for Journalists," Nieman Reports, Vol. 49 No. 3
(Fall 1995), p. 67-70. "Newspapers
slow to embrace advances in computer world," QUILL, Vol. 83
No. 7 (September 1995), p. 20. "Online
Newspaperlandia," De Journalist ( "Twee onderzoeken" De
Journalist ( "World
Wide Web: the happening place for journalists to be," QUILL, Vol.
83 No. 5 (June 1995), p. 20. "'Informatiecoach' moet in het redactiecentrum,'" De
Journalist ( "Planting
the Seed of Fire Safety," (with Valerie Hershfield),
NFPA Journal, Vol 89 No. 3, (May/June 1995), p7580. "De
opkomst van de 'Webmeister,'
De Journalist ( "Bronnen in Cyberspace," De Journalist ( "A
source, a source. My profession for a source." The Internet Newsroom
[newsletter] No. 9 [April 1, 1995], p.5+ "Piling
on the skills," QUILL, Vol. 83 No. 2 (March 1995), p. 26. "Helder Basisboek over 'online journalistiek'" [Here is a basic book about online
journalism]," (review of Reddick and King's
The Online Journalist), De Journalist ( "Strikt Noodzakelijk Om In Het Beroep
Te Overleven," De Journalist ( "Watersnood op Internet: was het
journalistiek? [The Floods and the Internet: Where
were the journalists]" De Journalist ( "Striking
Journalists and Technology," QUILL, January/February 1995, p. 17. "Computer-assisted
Journalism is al veertig jarr
jong," De Journalist ( "Tired
of pushing pins into maps? Let GIS do it," QUILL, March 1994,
Vol. 82 No. 2, p. 14. "The
Self-defeating Blockade of Cuba," "Need
leaders for news technology? Look to librarians," QUILL, June
1993, Vol. 81 No. 5, p. 14. "Blue-light
Specials on Government, off-hour databases," QUILL, April
1993, Vol. 81 No. 3, p. 14-15. "The
Unconscious Fraud of Journalism Education," QUILL, June 1992, Vol.
80 No. 5, p. 31-34. "The
GUI Temptations," VARBusiness, Spring
1991, p. 29-33. "Delta
Wing SST," [cover story], Popular Science, February 1991, p.
58-61. "Computers
Without Keys," (with Dennis Normile), Popular
Science, August 1990, p. 66-69. "What
is Going On in the Labs," (with Jay Goldman), VARBusiness
Forecast 2000, Summer 1990, p. 65-66.
"Automatic
ID: A Cash Bar," VARBusiness, July
1990, p. 55-57. "Fuzzy
Logic," Popular Science, July 1990, p. 87-89. "Spotlight
on the Stealth Fighter," Popular Science, July 1990, p. 64-65. "The
Fuzzy Decision," (with Jay Goldman), VARBusiness,
June 1990, p. 62-70. "The
Hot Path to Solar Electricity," Popular Science, May 1990, p.
82-85. "The
Lessons of Loma Prieta," Popular Science,
March 1990, p.74-81. "MacTV," Popular Science, February 1990, p.
96. "Sophisticated
Users Choose 386s" VARBusiness: 1989
State of the Market (special issue), January 1990, p.63-68. "Mini
Mac," Popular Science, January 1990, p. 76. "Sewing
Up Users with Private Labels," VARBusiness,
November 1989, p.63-64+. "The
Networking Tug of War," VARBusiness,
October 1989, p. 119. "Power
Steering: Wouldbe cowboys find their calling is
cattle," The Detroit News, June 18, 1989, p.
E1. "Livin' the Cowboy Life," "`Move
'em out!': Cattle drive takes ride into Old
West," Milwaukee Sentinel, May 24, 1989, Pt.5, p.4. "The
Second Time Around," (with G. Vistica), VARBusiness, April 1989, pgs. 82+. "GM's
MAP Man" (cover profile of Michael Kaminski), InformationWEEK,
March 13, 1989, pgs. 40-41+. "MIS
Holds Together a Crumbling Cookie," InformationWEEK,
March 13, 1989, pgs. 46-48+. "To
Succeed Refine, Redefine," VARBusiness
(1988 State of the Market Special Issue), December 1988, pgs. 25-28. "The
"Running
the Local Government Labyrinth," VARBusiness,
November 1988, p. 128+. "Apples
and Elephants," VARBusiness, September
1988, p. 14. "Microcom AX/9624c: 9600bps modem (review)," PC
World, September 1988, p.168+. " "Where
Do We Stand With Standards?" VARBusiness,
July 1988, p. 36-44. "Ride'em Greenhorns: Relive the Wild West through cowpunching holidays," Real Travel, Summer
1988, p. 23+. "Apple's
New Corporate Muscle," InformationWEEK,
April 11, 1988, p. 34+. "Racal-Vadic 9600 baud Modem (review)," PC World,
April 1988, p. 170+. "POLO,"
Endless Vacation, October/November 1987, p.36-44+. "A
Long, "Computer
Film: Heavy Work, Light Subject," InformationWEEK,
March 30, 1987, p. 40. "Over
On the Back Lot at MGM/UA, The Cry is 'Lights, Camera, MIS!'"
InformationWEEK, March 30, 1987, p. 44-46. "New
Color Programs to Affect Users?" MacWEEK, March 9, 1987, p. 2. "Rebel
Attack," TIME, April 22, 1985. "New
Strength and Hope," TIME, April 15, 1985. "Tropical
Rent-a-Yacht," TIME, March 18, 1985. "Test
for "Coffee
Caper," TIME, January 14, 1985. "Second
Round," TIME, December 10, 1984. "Setback
in the Skies," TIME, November 5, 1984. "I
Was Really Worried," [Interview with Jose Napoleon Duarte, president of "Giving
Peace a Chance," TIME, October 29, 1984. "Appointment
in "Darkness
Before Dawn," TIME, September 10, 1984. "Dom
DeLuise Hollywood's Mister Fixit," Popular
Mechanics, September 1984, pp. 72-73+. "El Escuadron Perdido," Mecanica
Popular, August 1984. "Fire
Safety in the Skies," AirLine Pilot,
[in press]. "Mystery
Squadron," Popular Mechanics, May 1984, pp. 78-81+. "Dot
Matrix Printers," Popular Science, December 1983, pp. 139-144+. "Silver
Bagel and Flying Carrot NASA's new shapes for space," [cover story] Popular
Science, October 1983, pp. 110-113.
"Banking
Executives Get Their Hands on the Keyboard," Banking World ( "Energy-saving
Expansion Chamber," Popular Science, September 1983, p. 26. "Shake-Out
in the Hardware Wars," TIME, June 27, 1983, p. 64. "The
Computer Store at the Office," PC World, Vol. 1 No. 2 (February
1983), pp. 292-294. "Today's
Economic Crisis: How did it begin? How will it end?" Outlook,
February 1983, pp. 26-29+. "Nuclear
Waste: "Revenge
of a DES Son," Mother Jones, February/March 1983, pp. 30-34+. (with co-byline credit given to Mark Dowie) "Hotwater Power from the Earth," Popular Science,
January 1983, pp. 70-73. "Faster
Fire Sprinklers For Your Home," Popular Science, January 1983,
pp. 84-85. " "Flashblast: The Light that Cleans," Popular
Science, July 1982, pp. 82-84. "Fireproofing
Flight," OMNI, July 1982, p. 110.
"Ancient
ApeMan from Afar," TIME, June 21, 1982. "New
Age for Airships," AirLine Pilot,
March 1982, pp. 10-12+. "Workhorse
Copter-blimp," Popular Science, November 1981, pp. 72-74. "Lear's
Light Pusher," Popular Mechanics, June 1981, p. 101. "Electricity
from the Sea," [cover story] Popular Science, May 1981, pp.
76-79. "Four
for the Future," Writer's Digest, April 1981, pp. 24-25. "Best
"Space
Barnstorming," Popular Mechanics, March 1981, p. 146. "LH2
Fuel for the '90s?" Air Line Pilot, September 1980, pp. 6-10+. "Hydrogen:
New Kick for Cargo Planes," Popular Mechanics, May 1980, pp.
118-122+. "The
Search for Cosmic Ripples," Popular Mechanics, September 1979,
pp. 84-87. "City
of "Tourism:
He likes trains," BOOKS: Ver 1.0 Proceedings. Edited by J. T. Johnson. INFOSPHERE: Media's Challenge in the Next Century. Book-length manuscript in
progress. Help Yourself To A Healthy Heart (with Tibbett L. Speer)
California From the Air (with R. Reinhardt, M. Goodwin
and J. Burks), The Sauna Book (with T. Miller), PUBLISHED PAPERS AND MONOGRAPHS: “Money: The view from the library’s window.” Team working
paper from conference, “News Libraries in Crisis: News Libraries Summit,” "Applied
Cybernetics and Its Implications for Teaching Journalism." in "Applied
Cybernetics and Its Implications for Education for Journalism."
(reprint) Australian Journalism Review, Vol. 16, No. 2 (July-December,
1994). "Journalism
Education in the Information Age." Social Science Computer Review,
Vol. 12, No. 3 (Fall 1994), pp. 405-413.
"The
Private I, You, They." Journal of Mass Media Ethics, Vol. 9 No.
3. (Fall, 1994). "The
Unconscious Fraud of [Journalism] Education," Chapter 18 in Barbara P. Semonche (ed.) News Media Libraries: A Management
Handbook. "Computing
for (and by) the Lazy Journalist." Journal of the (with
Ronald C. Naugle) "Making the City Visible: A Probability Model for
Urban History," in Papers in History: Proceeding of the Northern
Great Plains History Association, "Conceptual
Implications of Disaggregate Data Analysis." A paper presented at the
Eastern Historical Geographers Association, Citizen Participation Groups. Industrialized Housing Systems: A Proposal.
PAPERS DELIVERED, CONFERENCES ATTENDED, ETC. (since 1990) “Are
we researching how to do research?”
Invited paper for a symposium in honor of Prof. Philip Meyer, Knight
Chair in Journalism, Ranney, M. A., Johnson,
T., Galpern, A., & Crain, M. (2008, March). A
Shot at Enhancing Reasoning Skills for All: The "Numbers, News, and
Evidence" Journalistic Numeracy Module. [Ranney’s
invited presentation at the Department of Psychology and the Participant: “COMPLEXITY 2008 - Fourth Biennial
Seminar on the Philosophical, Methodological & Epistemological
Implications of Complexity Theory.” January 15-18, 2008 Ranney, M. A., Galpern, A., Crain, M., & Johnson, T. (2007,
December). Toward Improving Numerical Reasoning in Journalism and its
Consumers. [Ranney’s invited joint colloquium for
the Institute of Cognitive & Brain Sciences and the Cognition, Brain,
& Behavior program of the Department of Psychology, Ranney, M.A., Rinne, L.,
Munnich, E., Johnson, T., & Schank, P. (2007, February). The "Numbers, News, and Evidence"
Journalism Curriculum: Might It Boost Everyone's Reasoning? [Ranney’s invited
presentation at the Learning and Teaching Workshop, Investigative Reporters and Editors National
Convention, 7-10 June, “Quantitative
and Digital Skills of International Journalism and Communications Educators.” Presented at The Eighth Annual Convention
of the Media Ecology Association, 6 June 2007, Spanish version of PowerPoint – “Las Habilidades Cuantitativas y
Digitales de Educadores Internacionales de Periodismo y Comunicaciones”. "Primer
Curso Internacional de Periodismo Analítico" Invited lectures and
three-day workshop celebrating the first 10 years of the Centro de
Investigación de la Comunicación y la Información, University de Zulia,
Maracaibo, Venezuela. See Powerpoints No. 1, 2 and 3 at www.slideshare.net/jtjohnson Invited lecture: "From DNA [Daily
News Agents] to IPT [Index of Potential Transactions]: The
Dynamics (Decline?) of Journalism in the Early 21st
Century." Salon 2006, Presentation: "Revealing Some Treasures of Web 2.0" at The FRIAM Group's WedTech, Nov. 29, 2006, Santa Fe, NM. Participant and
lectures: Highway Africa 2006, Lecture series:
Presentation: "Verifying Data in Public Records Databases"
at The FRIAM Group's WedTech,
Aug. 24, 2005, Presentation: “Tools for Digging Deeper” at
“Shifting Gears: New Directions in Science Writing,” Northern California
Science Writers, Lecture: “Google
ain't the keys to the research kingdom.” Boldfaced Journalism 3,
High school journalism conference sponsored by the Center for the Integration
and Improvement of Journalism, Lecture:
"Lo que los periodistas desean saber [What Journalists Want to Know]",
Fundación Juventud Para Democracia, San Salvador, March 20, 2004.
Attendee: National Conference on Media Reform,
Nov. 7-9, 2003, Lecture: “Getting from Here to There and Back:
Online resources for GIS,” Information Today's Internet Librarian 2003 conference,
Nov. 5, 2003, Invited lecture: "GIS:
Unifying Theory/Methodology for Journalism and the Social Sciences?"
Day-long Workshop (with Steve Ross): "Peeking
Under the Sheets: Analytic Journalism Tools for Covering Health." Fourth
National Assoc. of Health Care Journalists Conference,
Presentation (with Steve Doig): "Journalism
and GIS/Satellite Imaging," at "Smart
Maps, Public Satellites: New Tools For Reporting" Workshop, UC
Berkeley
Presentation and panel moderator, "Teaching
[GIS and Journalism] and Working in an International Context
," ESRI User Conference, Workshop presenter: “Integrating GIS back
at the ranch,” Association of Health Care Journalists annual conference,
April 9, 2002,
Co-coordinator and presenter, “Workshops in GIS
for Health Care Journalists,” two half-day sessions at the Association of
Health Care Journalists annual conference, April 6-9, 2002,
Attendee: AEJMC-AJHA Journalism Historians Joint
Meeting,
Attendee: National Computer-Assisted Reporting
Conference, March 14-17, 2002,
Attendee: Organizer
and moderator: “Cartagio Workshop Day,” Attendee:
Investigative Reporters and Editors Regional Conference 2002 Jan. 25-26, Invited
lectures: “If all news is local, then we're talking about GIS" and “To
Be a Poet, To Be a Social Scientist: Analytic Journalism in the 21st
Century," The Post-Standard newspaper staff, Invited
participant: “News Libraries in Crisis: News Libraries Summit,” Presentation
to Dean Brent Baker’s Invited
lecture: “Being Poets and Social Scientists: Analytic Journalism in the 21st
Century, ” faculty and students of the Literature, Communication, and
Culture, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 8, 2001. Organizer
and moderator: “Knowing the Story, Telling the Story -- with Maps.” National
GIS Day panel and webcast, Institute for Analytic
Journalism, Attendee:
American Society of Criminology annual meetings, Attendee:
The World Electronic Publishing Conference, Attendee:
InfraExpo 2001, Attendee:
Inter-American Press Association Annual Convention, Lecture:
“An introduction to Analytic Journalism and ‘Next Generation CAR,’” New
England News Librarians Association, Autumn Meeting, Oct. 5, 2001, Attendee:
“The International Information Revolution: Media Outlook, Opportunities,
Obsessions,” Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public
Policy, Harvard University, Oct. 4-5, 2001, Cambridge, Mass. Televideo conference lecture: “Making Maps: Integrative
Technology for Quality Journalism,” Highway Africa 2001 conference, Rhodes
University, Grahamstown, S.A., Sept. 13, 2001. Lecture:
editorial staffs of Human Resources Executive and Risk & Insurance
magazines, Aug. 28, 2001, Coordinator
and panelist: "Special Media Panel on What Journalists Need to Tell Your GIS-Related
Story," ESRI User's Conference, July 11, 2001, A
series of lectures, all drawing on the same theme of how to develop and use
sophisticated web searching strategies.
Attendee:
"Image and Meaning" conference, MIT, Lectures:
"Intelligent Research and Introduction to Computer-Assisted
Reporting," Portuguese Journalists Summer Program at Lecture:
"Drilling
Into the Invisible – but Digital -- Web," Attendee:
Growth Opportunities in Latin America conference, Harvard University School of
Business, Boston, MA, March 31, 2001. Lecture:
"Before – and After – the Words and Pictures," The
Northeast Journalism Conference, Attendee:
"ArcView8 [GIS software] Rollout Seminar," ESRI, Inc., Participant:
"Leadership for Online Editors and News Directors Seminar,” Poynter Institute, Participant
and lecturer: "Census 2000 Workshop," Investigative Reporters and
Editors, Workshop Participant: “AGENT-BASED MODELING FOR SOCIAL
SCIENTISTS,” Center for Basic Research in the Social Sciences, Coordinated day-long briefing on trends in digital media
and contemporary journalism education and delivered opening lecture “More
Than Just the Times are a’Changin’,” to
executives of Coordinated digital vote tabulations, "Kids Voting
Boston," Nov. 7, 2000. Participant:
ArcView Training, ESRI Offices, Session
coordinator and keynote speech: "Geographic Information Systems in the
newsroom." Netmedia 2000, Lecturer:
Annual convention, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Aug. 4-7, 1999, Attendee,
ESRI User Conference, Participant:
"Freedom Beyond Borders: The Future of the First Amendment in
Cyberspace." International conference sponsored by the Lecture:
“Infosphere: How the Digital Age Influences Journalism.” Faculty colloquium,
Department of Communication and Journalism, University of New Mexico,
Albuquerque, NM, May 5, 1999 Participant:
Ad Hoc Committee to Establish a News Markup Language,” Attendee:
National Convention of the American Society of
Newspaper Editors, Attendee,
Internet World, Attendee
and Trainer: The National Computer-Assisted Reporting Conference, Attendee:
2nd Annual Crime Mapping Research Conference, National Institute of Justice,
Dec. 10-12, 1998, Attendee:
1998 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting, Nov. 11-14, 1998, Workshop
session, "Science Writing in the Infosphere." Writing Today’s
Science – A Writers’ Workshop, Presentation
and Panel Participant: "Techniques for teaching CAR in journalism
school." National Computer-Assisted Reporting Conference, Presentation
and Panel Participant: "Journalism 2000," National Convention of
the Society of Professional Journalists, Washington, D. C. Sept. 18, 1996. Plenary
Presentation: "Rainbow Trout, Salvadoran Mental Health and the Digital
Revolution (or how the journalist species can adapt to the information
ecology)," Workshop on Computer-assisted Reporting and the Internet,
Society of Environmental Journalists and the Northern California Science
Writers Association, Stanford University, Sept. 7, 1996. Workshop
session, "The Internet for Technophobes," Workshop on
Computer-assisted Reporting and the Internet, Society of Environmental
Journalists and the Northern California Science Writers Association, Stanford
University, Sept. 7, 1996. Workshop
session, "Who says journalists don’t do math? The most basic of basic
statistics every writer needs to know." Workshop on Computer-assisted
Reporting and the Internet, Society of Environmental Journalists and the
Northern California Science Writers Association, Stanford University, Sept.
7, 1996. Workshop
session, "Basic Statistical Reasoning," Workshop on the Internet
and computer-assisted reporting sponsored by the Environmental Journalists
Association and the Northern California Assoc. of Science Writers, Stanford
University, Sept. 7, 1996. Workshop
leader, "Overcoming Innumeracy: Strategies for Teaching Statistical
Reasoning and Statistical Literature to Students in Journalism and Mass
Communications." Assoc. for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communications annual meetings, Presentation,
"The Internet in Latin America" (in Spanish) Toastmasters Club, Workshop
faculty, "Science Writing in the Infosphere." Fiveday
workshop for science writers, Invited paper. "Integracion del Internet
en instituciónes educativas," V Foro Permanente de Redes de America
Latina y el Caribe, April 18, 1996, Lima, Peru. Workshop, "Seminario: Periodismo de
investigación vía Internet," sponsored by Instituto Prensa Y Sociedad
and Internet Peru, April 16, 1996, Lima, Peru. Attendee.
Conference on "Satellite Imagery and the News Media," Presentation.
"International Journalism and Its Practitioners" Prof. Joanne
Craig's "International Careers" class, International Relations
Department, Workshop
in Computer-Assisted Reporting, Associated Press and
National Institute of Computer-Assisted Reporting, Feb. 26, 1996, Presentation,
"Using the Internet as a Reporting Tool." Annual National
Convention of the Associated Collegiate Press, Associate,
"New Media Technology: Great Innovations or Electric Fork?," one day conference sponsored by The Freedom Forum
Pacific Coast Center, Lecture,
" Considering Privacy in the Digital Age,"
Participant,
International Radio and Television Society Foundation Faculty/Industry
Seminar, Lecture
and Internet demonstration. Executive Training Seminar ( Manuscript
proposal review. "The Integration of Online Information Gathering in the
Journalism Classroom," for Journalism & Mass Communications
Educator, Nov. 1995. Presentation,
"The Private I, You, They: Defining Privacy in the Digital Age,"
Dept. of Journalism Colloquium, Lecture
and daylong workshop: "Internet Training," Center for the
Integration and Improvement of Journalism, Presentation.
"Life of a Foreign Correspondent." Prof. Joanne Craig's
"International Professional Opportunities" class, International
Relations Department, Invited
presentation. "CAR in the Classroom." Annual computer-assisted
journalism conference, Investigative Reporters and Editors, Internet
Instruction. CAR ROCK '95 - Annual computer-assisted journalism conference,
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Invited
presentation. "Partnerships for Prosperity: How to Build Your Journalism
Program in Lean Times." Annual convention of the Assoc. for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communications, Co-organizer
and moderator. "Overcoming Innumeracy: A CHANCE to Teach Journalists to
Use Statistics." A workshop at the annual convention of the Assoc. for
Education in Journalism and Mass Communications, Lecture
and Internet demonstration. "The Basics of CAR" for the editorial
and library staffs of the Attendee.
"Public Interest Journalism: Winner or Loser in the On-Line Era?"
Nieman Foundation, Lecture
and Internet demonstration. "From Chinese Whispers to the Information
Superhighway: How the Internet will be used in the fight against
cancer." International Prostate Cancer Reporters Club, annual American
Urological Association convention, Lecture
and daylong workshop: "Hands-On Introduction to the InfoBahn."
Society of Professional Journalists Region 11 Conference, Invited
presentation. "From Interviewing to Internet: The Search for Good
Stories." Society of Professional Journalists Region 11 Conference, Panelist.
"Digital News Hounds: Way New Techniques of Editing, Reporting and
Visuals." Society of Professional Journalists Region 11 Conference, Manuscript
Review, A Handbook for Computer-assisted Reporting. St. Martin's Press, Lecture
and two workshops: "Hot Shots @ Hot Spots: How Journalists Can Travel
the Internet." Sixth Annual Conference, National Institute for Advanced
Reporting, March 17, 1995. Participant:
"Reassessing Risk Assessment," The Foundation for American
Communications, Feb. 2426, 1995, Lecture,
"Privacy in the Digital Age," Department of Communications, Lecture,
"Introduction to the Internet," presented (twice) at the second
national conference on computer-assisted reporting, Investigative Reporters
and Editors, Oct. 7, 1994, Presentation
and workshop, "Introduction to Spreadsheets," presented at the
national convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Aug. 11, 1994, Presentation
and workshop, "Cruising the Internet," presented at the national
convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Aug. 12, 1994, Lecture , "Agenda Item A1? Education," presented at
"Toward a New Journalists' Agenda: Responding to Emerging Technological
and Economic Realities," a conference sponsored by the Nieman Foundation
at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, May 20, 1994. Lecture
and Workshop: "BBSs: The Cheap, The Fast and
the Good." 5th Annual conference on Computer-assisted Journalism,
National Institute for Advanced Reporting, Indiana University, Indianapolis,
IN, March 26, 1994. Presentation:
"Tapping the NASW (National Association of Science Writers) Resources on
CompuServe." American Association for the Advancement of Science 1994
Annual Meeting, Lecture
and workshop: "Analytic Journalism (aka Computer-Assisted
Journalism)" Workshop on Investigative Reporting for Philippine
Journalists. Sponsored by the Center for Integration and Improvement of
Journalism, Attendee:
"Beyond Territoriality: The Rise of Globalism
in Communications." Presentation:
"Finding Ports on Electronic Information Seas," Association for
Education in Journalism and Mass Communication annual meeting, Kansas City,
Mo., Aug. 12, 1993. Lecture
and workshop: "Management of Computer-Assisted Journalism," Annual
meeting of the Association of Area Business Publications, Invited
Lecture: "Complexity and the Study of Privacy in the Digital Age."
Associates Seminar, Santa Fe Institute, Keynote
address: "The Digital Revolution and Its Imperatives for Journalism
Education," Workshop in Teaching News Research, The Poynter
Institute for Media Studies, St. Petersburg, Fla., June 16, 1993. Panelist:
"The Cultural Context of Justice," Annual Meeting of the Law and
Society Association, Lecture:
"The Information Revolution and Its Imperatives for Teaching
Journalism," Fourth Annual Conference on Computer-Assisted Journalism, Attendee:
Third Annual Conference on Computers, Freedom and Privacy, Participant:
" Attendee:
"Introduction to MapInfo for Windows," MapInfo Corp., Lecture:
"The Private I, You, They" at "Privacy in Attendee:
Society of Professional Journalists National Convention, Nov. 1922, 1992, Participant:
"Privacy in the Information Age" Conference. Sponsored by
Government Technology Magazine, Nov. 16, 1992, Lecture:
"Defining Privacy." Center for Research in Journalism and Mass
Communications, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C., Oct. 20,
1992. Interview
Subject, "Soundings." A 15minute radio show distributed to 325
Public Broadcasting Stations in North America and produced by the Attendee:
"Journalism Educator's Conference," American Press Institute, Judge:
"Data Base Lecture:
"Charting a Digital Course for the Humanities." Presentation to the
NEXA faculty seminar [an interdisciplinary program in the sciences and
humanities]. Lecture
"Fundamentals for Survival in the Digital World: The Education of Us
All." Third Annual Conference on Computer-Assisted Journalism, Co-moderator:
"Computer-Assisted Journalism and Student-Produced Newspapers."
Third Annual Conference on Computer-Assisted Journalism, Attendee:
"The 2nd Conference on Computers, Freedom and Privacy." Seminar
leader: "38 Ways Your PC Can Make you a Better and Richer
Journalist." Seminar conducted for the Society of Professional
Journalists, Seminar
leader: "Journalists in the Digital World: Tapping the Power of
Telecommunications." Seminar conducted for students and journalism
faculties of Seminar
leader: "Journalists in the Digital World: Tapping the Power of
Telecommunications." Seminar presented to the editorial staff of the
Peninsula TIMES-Tribune, Attendee:
"The Supreme Court and You: What Recent U. S. Supreme Court First
Amendment Decisions Mean to Journalists." Seminar, Seminar
Attendance Fellowship: "The Cost of Technology: Information Prosperity
and Information Poverty." Panel
Moderator: "Journalism in the Attendee:
"Your Right to Know: A Seminar on the Law of
Public Information, Open Government and Journalism." Lecture:
"Tres Temas en
Periodismo," Speech (in Spanish) to the Journalists Association of El
Salvador, Manuscript
proposal review. "Using the Computer for Advanced Reporting: Online
Databases and Electronic Records as Sources for News," by Lucinda
Davenport and Peggy DeFleur for Mayfield Publishing
Company, Mountain View, Calif., June 1991. Lecture:
Advanced Journalism Class, Lecture:
"Rates of Exchange: A Reporter returns to Attendee:
Computers and Journalism Conference, Lecture:
"Computing for (and by) the Lazy Journalist." California Humanities
Association annual conference. Attendee:
"Oracle Server Conference." Seminar on SQL and client/server
database technology. Lecture:
Advanced Journalism Class, Lecture:
"The Central American Crisis." Keynote speaker at the opening
session of a four-week study program sponsored by St. Stephen's Episcopal
Church, Belvedere, Calif. Oct. 23, 1990.
Lecture:
"Briefing on the Status of the CSU Computer System" for the SFSU
Academic Senate, Oct. 16, 1990. Attendee:
"Borland SQL Connectivity Seminar," Seminar on SQL and
client/server database and spreadsheet programs. Attendee:
"Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic Workshop 1990," Johnson Space
Center/University of Houston-Clear Lake, Lecture:
"A Visual Backgrounder: Economy and Geography in El Salvador,"
Confronting Revolution: A Conference on El Salvador, Sonoma State University,
Rohnert Park, Calif., March 31, 1990.
Panel
Moderator: "El Salvador in the U. S. News Media," Confronting
Revolution: A Conference on El Salvador, Sonoma State University, Rohnert
Park, Calif., March 31, 1990. Attendee:
"Computers and Journalism Conference," Attendee:
"An Analyst's Guide to Military Space," American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics Professional Studies Series, Feb. 35, 1990, UNIVERSITY PARTICIPATION (Since 1990) SFSU
Faculty Representative, Member,
Journalism
Department liaison, Urban Studies Program Coordinating Committee, February
1991 to present. Member,
Network Services Committee, Representative
of the Academic Senate to University-wide Educational Technology and
Computing Committee, San Francisco State University, July 1990 to present. Member
and rotating chair, Department of Journalism Hiring, Retention and Promotion
Committee, San Francisco State University, 1980 to present. Last
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