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15 Aug Advice for mid-career journalists & students from AAJA Detroit convention

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Advice for Mid-Career Journalists from Yuki Kokubo on Vimeo.

Journalist Yuki Kokubo interviewed a sampling of speakers (including me) at the recent Detroit convention of Asian American Journalists Association, and though she didn’t have a pre-planned script when she began taking to people, the consistent theme that emerged from the speakers themselves was advice for mid-career journalists.

This video is from the same interview session, edited by Patrick Lee of the New York AAJA chapter. These comments focus on giving advice to journalism students.

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