10 recent AP Stylebook changes and reminders you should know about
Our look at some of the most recent and significant AP Stylebook changes.
Category: Journalists and Journalism
Is hiring a TV news agent right for you? Consider these 5 things.
A news agent can play an integral part in your job search, so before you choose to hire (and pay) one, do your research.
Journalism in an Instant: How Livestreaming is Changing Our News
By livestreaming, amateur journalists are shaking things up in the media – and by all accounts, this is only the tip of the iceberg.
Our list for the best photography sites to dig in and art up
We’ve got your photography cheat sheet right here. We’ve compiled some of our favorite all-around photography sites for gear, training and more.
New Rules for Fact Checking: Building Trust and Credibility with Your Audience
We’re adding to our fact-checking series with some new tools for journalists and content creators to utilize to build trust with audiences.
10 Influential Hispanic and Latino Journalists to Know
For Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re recognizing 10 Hispanic journalists and their contributions to their communities.
A new AP report tells publishers how to capture digital ad revenue
Generating digital dollars just got easier. A new report by the Associated Press looks at a few successful tactics for capturing digital ad revenue.
Constructive Journalism: Using Positivity to Increase Reader Engagement
Constructive journalism is a growing field that uses positive psychology to combat news fatigue and empower readers.
Convert Your Broadcast Voice to Print: 5 Tips From a Former TV Reporter
Today, journalists and other content creators must be able to tell their stories in all formats. But the transition from voice to print isn’t always easy.
Long-Form Content: Vying for Attention in the Digital Age
Holding reader attention is an increasing concern for news organizations., but long-form content remains an effective tool for the spread of messages.
How Newsletters Help News Orgs Reach Readers and Cut Through the Clutter
News organizations are revitalizing their newsletters to connect with readers in a direct and personal way.
Newseum Graduates First Class of Workplace Integrity Trainers for Newsrooms
Trainers graduated from the Newseum Freedom Forum Institute’s program and can now teach the curriculum to their news organizations.
News in a Snap: 11 News Agencies to Follow on Snapchat
Here are some news organizations to keep on your Snapchat radar.
Be Your Own Editor: 5 Tips For Expertly Editing Your Own Work
It’s tempting to just write and submit. But, if you want to be a really good writer, you need to master the craft of self-revision.
Their Stories Will Not Be Forgotten: Media Responds to Annapolis Shooting
This dust will never settle.
Celebrating Caribbean-American heritage: These 10 sites showcase the Caribbean’s best, from rum to its vast culture
Here are some of our favorite news sites for Caribbean American Heritage Month (and beyond).
5 Questions with Smithsonian.com: On Staying Grounded and Holding Steadfast to Its Roots
The Smithsonian always puts “a Smithsonian lens” on the world. No hot takes here.
This PRIDE month, we applaud these 10 influencers, who advance the LGBTQ story.
Behind every LGBTQ story is a writer, editor, and/or influencer who crafts it.
The New Bots Beat: A Look Inside Journalism’s Automated Helpers
Newsrooms are becoming inundated with bot technology.
Targeted News Releases: 7 Easy Steps For Journalists and Bloggers
Cut through the clutter and customize a newsfeed that’s tailored to your needs with PR Newswire for Journalists.
