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Global GROOVE: Electronic Music Journalism – The Full Programme

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Global GROOVE is a workshop programme hosted by GROOVE Magazine in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut aimed at aspiring music journalists from all over the world. Applications are open until August 3rd. Today, GROOVE announces the individual workshops.

After an informal get-together and introductory round hosted by the organisers Laura Aha and Kristoffer Cornils on the 13th of August, the following ten workshops will take place between 1 and 3 pm CET via Adobe Connect.

08/17: „Digital Journalism“ (Alexis Waltz)
08/18: „Three Decades of Techno and Techno Journalism in Germany“ (Heiko Hoffmann und Thilo Schneider)
08/19: „Identifying Topics: News, Features, Interviews, and Commentary“ (Maximilian Fritz)
08/20: „How to Write a Pitch and Get Your Story Published“ (Christoph Benkeser)
08/21: „Interviews“ (Kristoffer Cornils)

08/24: „Features and Reportages“ (Laura Aha)
08/25: „Social Media and Music Journalism“ (Cristina Plett)
08/26: „Conflicts of Interest and Criticism“ (Kristoffer Cornils)
08/27: „Boundaries and Ethics in Music Journalism“ (Laura Aha)
08/28: „Regional Music Reporting in a Globalised World“ (group discussion)

After the workshops are concluded, the participants will develop a written, in-depth feature on their respective local scene. This will be compensated by the Goethe-Institut with a one-time payment of € 500 per participant.

Please note that this offer is explicitly targeted at people whose native language is not German. Unfortunately, we thus cannot accept applications from the predominantly German-speaking countries, namely Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

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