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Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

LOL sure he does sweetie

- signed, former NYT reporter

Well he works as a section editor at The Economist so he's doing a lot better than you, obviously.

You just doxxed your brother and his salary. You'll want to have this removed.

I don't think so. You may notice this is an anonymous forum. There's more than 1 section editor at that journal

Also he doesn't really make that

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Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

LOL sure he does sweetie

- signed, former NYT reporter

Well he works as a section editor at The Economist so he's doing a lot better than you, obviously.

You just doxxed your brother and his salary. You'll want to have this removed.

I don't think so. You may notice this is an anonymous forum. There's more than 1 section editor at that journal

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

LOL sure he does sweetie

- signed, former NYT reporter

Well he works as a section editor at The Economist so he's doing a lot better than you, obviously.

You just doxxed your brother and his salary. You'll want to have this removed.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

LOL sure he does sweetie

- signed, former NYT reporter

Well he works as a section editor at The Economist so he's doing a lot better than you, obviously.

LOL. I worked as a print reporter for 16 years and never made close to that money, so I call bs. I wish I could say to encourage this interest but I know writers, reporters, photographers, editors being laid off or taking buyouts in drives. It would be better to do what the pp says. Encourage multimedia interests and have her learn good writing. Read On Writing by Stephen King. Visit a newsroom if you must. Might be tough right now with COVID.
Look at Poynter and SPJ.
Teach her how to write for video. Totally different than print, and way more in demand.

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Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

omg, he does not. Unless he's one of the vulture capitalists who are killing the industry and then he's extremely bad at his job.

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Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

Your brother is an outlier. Take a look at all the publications that have shuttered or downsized over the last year, and decade, and two decades.

Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

Agreed; encourage writing - any kind, not as a profession but as a skill - and I like the idea of having her learn tech first (and storytelling second) by making videos, could be mini documentaries or whatever.

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Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

LOL sure he does sweetie

- signed, former NYT reporter

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

You're probably just a hack. My brother is a print journalist and makes about $150k per year (salaried) plus benefits and is early 30s.

Anonymous wrote:Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

* journalist

In addition to being poor with no job security, I'm exhausted from overwork.

Please do not encourage this interest.

Get her a video camera and editing software. Have her develop her visual storytelling skills with that. Allow her access to social media to hone her marketing skills. But DO NOT enable her to go into print journalism. It's a bleak, bleak career field right now with no signs of getting better.

- signed, a print journalism

I have so many jokes to make right now about what being a journalist is really like!

In any case, sorry to be like "did you Google that?" but it does look like there's a lot of journalism camps for kids: https://www.google.com/search?q=journalism+camp+for+kids&oq=journalism+camp+for+kids&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64.2927j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Anonymous wrote:My 9 year old is interested in journalism. Is there a camp/class/workshop that will give her an idea what the profession really looks like?

No.

My 9 year old is interested in journalism. Is there a camp/class/workshop that will give her an idea what the profession really looks like?