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Last updated January 6, 2006

• Best Of Photojournalism 2006 Contest Opens

  Register online for an I.D. number and enter the Best Of Photojournalism 2006 Still Photography, Television Photography, Editing, and Web contests. NPPA began accepting entries on January 3. The Still contest rules are available in English, French, Japanese, and German...."

• NPPA Web Site Upgrades, New Features
• SND Issues Call For Entries
• Supreme Court's Refusal To Hear Geographic Copyright Case Leaves Conflicting Rulings
• Photojournalists Receive NPPA-NPPF Katrina Relief Funds
• NPPA Seeks National Office Nominations
• Best Use Of Pictures 3rd Quarter 2005 Results, Gallery Of Pages
• Regional Election Results Announced
• Jim Morris, 68, A Mentor In Kansas
• SPJ Announces Collegiate Contest Call for Entries
• Hearst Photojournalism Winners Named
• Photojournalist Michael Evans, 61, Dies In Atlanta
• Cutting Edge VII: The Chronicles Of Editing
• NCAA Says SportsShooter.com Portfolios Are Editorial Use
• NPPA Odd-Numbered Regional Elections Now Underway
• December Deadline For Katrina Relief Fund Applications, Donations
• Pete Souza: Surviving Prostate Cancer
• Kit R. Roane Launches WarShooter.com Web Site
• Philly's Elwood P. Smith Retires After More Than Six Decades
• Casey Templeton Wins 60th College Photographer Of The Year
• NPPA Charter Member J. Howard Miller, 86
• Chuck Cass, 31
• New TV Quarterly Editing Clip Contest Rules, Categories
• New UPDIG Guidelines Smooth Image Reproduction Issues
• Slideluck Potshow This Saturday In New York City
• Lange-Taylor Prize, 25 UNDER 25 Deadlines Soon
• NPPA Joins Opposition To NJ Transit Proposed Photo Ban
• Frontline War Photo Exhibit Opens In London
• Photojournalist Jerry Cooke, 84
• NPPA Members Win Top 2005 Gordon Parks Honors
• Apply Now For The Katrina Relief Fund For Photojournalists
• NPPA 2005 Flying Short Course Wraps Up In Eugene
• 2006 Cutting Edge VII Goes To Jacksonville
• Student Quarterly Clip Contest Goes Digital & Online
• NYPPA, Region 2, And FSC Raise Cash For Katrina Fund
• John G. Morris: "It's Just One World"
• A Letter From Paris: Perpignan's Report Card
• Marko Georgiev: Surviving The New Orleans Assignment
• Bruce Chambers Photographs A Katrina Rescue 15 Days After The Storm
• NPPA-Nikon Sabbatical Grant Goes Digital; New Application Guidelines Announced
• Best Use Of Pictures 2Q 2005 Results, Web Gallery Of Pages
• Fund Established To Help Bob Brandon
• NPPA Opposes Any Suggestion Of Post-Katrina Photo Restrictions
• TV Photojournalists Fear Losing Their Jobs To Hurricane
• Photojournalists Covering Katrina Fall Victim To Growing Violence, Chaos
• Kentucky TV Station Spared From Fine
• Missing Times-Picayune Hurricane Reporter Found Safe
• Getty Images Names Three New $20K Grant Winners
• NPPA Calls For The Release Of Journalists Held Without Charges In Iraq
• NPPA Issues Memo On Photographers' Rights To Take Pictures In Public
• NPPA And WKU Receive $100K Knight Foundation Grant
• Women In Photojournalism Conference In Phoenix
• Bob Brandon Critical But Stable In Denver Hospital
• Kentucky Case Raises Need For Press Shield Law
• Epilogue: A Player Dies
• Members Urged To Sign Online Statement Supporting Judith Miller
• Boston Photojournalist Dean Gaskill, 59
• Editor & Publisher Photo Contest Deadline Announced
• Agency VII Announces NYC Seminar Set For October
• Tony Berardi, 99, Famed Chicago Photojournalist
• Michele McNally Promoted To Assistant Managing Editor
• WOAI-TV's Christoper Cloppas Killed In NY Car Crash
• Virginia Photojournalists Save Two From Rising Flood Waters
• Seattle Photojournalist Jimi Lott, 52, Found Dead
• NPPA National Best Of Photojournalism Day 2005
• NPPA Board Of Directors Met Until 4 A.M. On Budget, Officers
• NPPA BOP Awards, Honors Presented In San Antonio
• Future Unclear For Cameras In NY Courts
• Best Use Of Pictures 1Q 2005 Results, Web Gallery Of Pages
• Donald K. Woolley, 73
• W. Eugene Smith Grant Deadline is July 15
• Proposed NYC Subway Photo Ban Is Dead
• NLGJA Photo Contest Deadline Is June 30
• Don Murray, 45, Dies
• WKU's Jim Winn Wins Hearst
• Horst Faas Moved To German Rehabilitation Hospital
• DeVigal Launches New BOP Web Winners Critique Site
• ASMP Foundation Extends Grant Application Deadline
• Bradley Clift Released From Sudan, Now Home
• Milwaukee's Dale Guldan Dies
• duCille Goes Back To Shooting; Jenkins Named Picture Editor
• Bill Eppridge Comments On Giving Missouri's Journalism Graduation Address
• Ashley Gilbertson Wins Robert Capa Gold Medal Award
• New York's Highest Court Hears Arguments In A "Cameras The In Court" Case
• Manny Crisostomo, Robert Gauthier Win Top RFK Journalism Photography Awards
• Michael Crawford's Take On The 2005 NPPA TV NewsVideo Workshop In Norman, OK
• Bob Brown Is First Photojournalist In Virginia Hall Of Fame
• Palm Beach Post Wins 2004 PEQCC Gold Honors
• Call For Entries: Gordon Parks Photography Contest
• Jim Gehrz, Chris Anderson, Named NPPA Photographers Of The Year
• Corky Scholl Wins TV POY, Brian Weister Wins EOY, And KUSA-TV, WAVE-TV, WHO_TV Win SOY Titles
• NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism 2005 Picture Editing Contest Winners
• BOP Web Site Winners Announced
• Super Bowl Charge Against Reuters Photographer Dropped
• Deanne Fitzmaurice, Associated Press Team, Win 2005 Pulitzer Prizes For Photography
• Edelson Named To Replace Burrows As Picture Editing Quarterly Clip Contest Chair
• Snyder Named DOP at Dallas Morning News
• NPPA Honors & Recognition Awards Now Open For Nominations
• Donna DeCesare Awarded Fulbright Fellowship
• NPPA Calls Newsweek's Martha Stewart Cover "A Major Ethical Breach"
• Voisin, Washington Post Take Top 2005 Northern Short Course Honors
• Missouri Names Macor, Bleasdale, As POYi Photographers Of The Year
• Bleasdale, Schultz Win 2005 Alexia Foundation Grants
• Brenda Ann Kenneally Wins 2005 NPPA-Nikon Documentary Sabbatical Grant
• UNC Multimedia Bootcamp Is A Hands-On Experience
• Agency VII First Annual Seminar
• Reuters Wins Six Top World Press Photo Awards
• Houston Chronicle's Kerwin Plevka Found Dead
• NPPA Life Member Michael Maicher, 78
• Three Entries In WHNPA's Contest Lead To New Guidelines
• SFSU Journalism Department Says Photojournalism Student Omar Vega's Case Has Been "Mishandled"
• Best Of Photojournalism 2005 Still Photography Judges Named
• David Griffin Named Senior Editor, Photography & Illustrations, for National Geographic
• NPPA Announces "Best Practices For The Business Of Independent Photojournalism"
• "Cutting Edge VI" Workshop In January A Big Success
• Susan Caldwell, Daughter, Killed In San Francisco Head-On Crash
• KY Photojournalist Bob Warner Dies Five Months After Crash
• Recovering From Brutal Beating, John Trotter Pursues His Art Again
• Sikes Wins $5K WHNPA Grant
• Northern Short Course Coming To Reston, VA, In March 2005
• Don Shrubshell Arrested Covering A Story With Two Wounded Police, Dead Suspect
• Gabriel Tait Arrested Covering Auto Accident In St. Louis
• Under Iron Mountain: Inside The Corbis Cave
• Call For Entries: "Family Of Woman" Exhibit
• Special Reid Blackburn Internship Marks 25th Anniversary Of Mount St. Helen's Photographer
• Veteran Herald-Sun Employees Surprised By Rapid Firings

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