The JJA’s March 12 online panel discussion took on a current, thorny recording industry issue: Are digital downloads acceptable for review? Writers, editors, radio show…
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Four months of the JJA online training programs — including four information-packed workshops on blogs, from start to profit and five webinar…
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MoreEvery year, we ask Jazz Journalists Association members to tell us the best jazz they heard during the year. It’s up to…
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The Jazz Journalists Association wants to know where the unsung and undersung jazz bloggers, writers and periodicals are. Please help…
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Cyril Moshkow, publisher and editor of Jazz.Ru, author of a Russian-only book on the American jazz business and a longtime correspondent/friend of the…
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Believing that web logs — “blogs” — and knowing how to use blog software have become requisites for anyone now using media…
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Three writers of lives of pianists whose careers overlapped — Paul de Barros, Robin D.G. Kelley and Peter Pullman, respectively documenting Marian…
MorePhotographer Ingrid Hertfelder, broadcaster Bobby Jackson and writer/blogger James Hale will share tips, thoughts and experiences on the topiic “Covering Jazz Festivals”…
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July 31 is the date of simultaneous though unconnected meetings of broad coalitions of activists from local jazz scenes in Boston and…
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JJANews.org, the public publication of the JJA, is seeking staff. News reporters and book reviewers in particular are sought to contribute to…
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