The non-profit New York Policy Forum turns to JJA member and WBGO program host Sheila Anderson Jazz at Lincoln Center Dizzy’s Club…
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The 43-year WABC (NYC) television Sunday public affairs program Like It Is broadcast its last on October 16, 2011, three months after…
MoreAlthough Montenegro reemerged on the world’s map only a few years ago, its jazz community has quickly found an adequate organizational structure:…
MoreMore on the JazzBoston/JJA Media Meet and Greet is published in the October edition of the JazzBoston newsletter. Included is this list of…
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Unusual news of new and renewed platforms for news and information about jazz: JazzDIY, an “online trade journal for jazz musicians” is…
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"Our plan is to share information, put it out there, give music people feedback about whether the ways they're running their businesses…
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On payments for contributors: "We've got to come up with something. I don't' know what Cadence is without good writing."…
MoreHere are the most recent publications and other work reported by the extremely active members of the Jazz Journalists Association. We never…
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About 20 jazz journalists and friends gathered for breakfast on Sunday, September 18th, the last day of the 54th Annual Monterey Jazz…
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New York, NY — Jazz journalists Nat Hentoff and Will Friedwald, Down Beat associate editor Aaron Cohen and biographer/collaborator David Ritz are among the…
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My main job at the Detroit Free Press is to cover classical music as a beat writer and a critic and then…
MoreAntonio Hart, alto saxophonist and professor of Jazz Studies at Queens College City University of New York, spent part of his summer…
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