When the going gets tough for print journalists, they move to online media. Journalists in Morocco, where half of the population regularly uses the Internet, have migrated online to work around increasing government restrictions.

Multimedia journalist Karla Leal shared these reporting tips with IJNet.

David Shing delivered a keynote speech about future media trends during Digital Capital Week in Washington.

A tech blog in Chile shows how a startup can profit from ad sales without forsaking its editorial independence.

An iPhone app that gathers live photos and media is earning some attention from news organizations covering the Occupy protest movement.

Google launched business profiles for social network Google Plus which allows businesses to create pages and interact with fans.

David Francis, who recently returned from a reporting stint in Nigeria, shares these basics for working as a foreign correspondent.

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is seeking a qualified Mozambican or other African citizen as a financial office manager for a multiyear program of media assistance in Mozambique.

The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) is seeking a qualified Mozambican or other African citizen as deputy chief of party (DCOP) for a multiyear program of media assistance in Mozambique.

The Draper Hills Summer Fellowship on Democracy and Development brings together 25 to 30 mid-career professionals across all disciplines, especially those from developing countries.

The Economist and PBS NewsHour are funding documentaries from Abu Dhabi to Albuquerque on topics ranging from astronomy to agriculture.

Photographers working in all styles are invited to enter the Environmental Photography Exhibition.

The fellowship unites young innovators at the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh, Scotland.

The International Photography Awards are open to professional or amateur photographers who can tell a story about any city with just one shot.

The international news agency will train journalists for nine months at its London, New York and Singapore locations with possible staff positions to follow.

Anyone interested in community journalism and local reporting can participate in an online course taught by New York Times editor Mary Ann Giordano.

The Professional Photographer of the Year Awards is seeking entries. The submission deadline is January 27.

Graduate journalism students can apply for two-week summer fellowships in New York, Germany and Poland.

Journalists worldwide interested in digital media are encouraged to apply to the Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism at Ohio State University.

The International Center for Journalists seeks an experienced entrepreneur and business manager to transform a global media development group into a self-sustaining network.

African journalists can apply for an environmental journalism award organized by the United Nations Environment Program.

The International Center for Journalists offers "Digital Tools for Effective Public Service Journalism," an online class designed to strengthen understanding of public interest issues while providing new multimedia reporting skills.

There are seven positions open in the news and editorial departments.

Business Today Egypt is offering freelance opportunities for writers with experience in the Middle East.

The international news service seeks a full-time deputy social media editor to be based in New York.

Budding U.S. journalists can apply for a paid, 12-week internship in health reporting.

The global innovation organization seeks a media coordinator for its online platform Changemakers.

The Peter Jennings Prize recognizes a journalist whose work shows the importance of the United States Constitution to American identity and life.

Experienced journalists can apply for a full-time editor position at the online publication Voices of NY.

Social media experts can apply for a position with The Associated Press (AP) in New York.