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ICFJ Digital Training Manuals


ICFJ has a variety of training materials for journalists, from those who are new to the profession to veterans who want to expand or refresh their skills. Our collection of digital training manuals ranges from basic skills like reporting, writing and cultivating sources to new-media training, such as our guide for citizen journalists.These manuals provide information, case studies and tools to learn the basics or advanced skills of journalism.

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Thanks to Carnegie Corporation of New York, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and Merrill Lynch, ICFJ has a number of manuals that are complimentary. For other manuals not funded, you will be able to read a preview of the manual on our Web site. To get the full manual, we hope that you will purchase a digital copy for US$5. International journalists who would like complimentary copies of ICFJ's manuals are asked to fill in this simple form. Once you have been approved, an ICFJ staff member will give you information about how to download the manual(s) of your choice. Please note ICFJ's Copyright Policy before purchasing.

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