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'Definitions of journalism abound and evolve, depending on cultural currents, political ideologies, economic necessities, and media technologies. It’s not uncommon to hear journalism referred to simply as the work done and produced by journalists. Others, however, believe journalism is anything that requires gathering, assessing, and presenting news and information to the general public. The following guide explores what this means in terms of practicing journalism professionally and also outlines how to become a journalist, and succeed in the competitive, evolving, and rewarding field of modern print, broadcast, and multi-media journalism.'

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