Native Advertising: The Balancing Act Between Editorial Needs and Ad Revenue Goals
News organizations must meet editorial needs and ad revenue goals. Enter native advertising.
Category: Journalists and Journalism
Cision State of the Media: Report Details Change and Challenges in Today’s Newsrooms
Cision conducted its annual State of the Media survey to gather journalist feedback on today’s challenges.
5 Questions with CQ Roll Call: On Focusing on Congress and Today’s Pace of US Politics
Congressional Quarterly and Roll Call merged in 2009. We had some questions about what it’s like covering Washington today.
Celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month: These 8 Sites Offer A Mix Of Asian-American News, Storytelling, Art & More
Each month, we highlight a select number of news sites under a timely category. Here are some of our favorites for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (and beyond).
Artificial Intelligence: Raising New Ethics Questions in Media and Journalism
AI use in journalism has presented new challenges never before met in the modern newsroom.
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Some photographers make taking pictures look so easy.
That newsroom dream job? Here’s what it takes to land it.
It might seem impossible to get your foot in the door of a particular newsroom. Here are some tips.
5 Questions with them: A Next-Gen Platform that Celebrates and Showcases Emerging Voices
Meet them. A next-gen platform created by and for the queer community, with a diverse audience in mind.
These 11 environmental news sites are bringing urgency and innovation to stories on climate change
Each month we highlight a select number of news sites under a timely category. Here are some of our favorites delivering out-of-this-world environmental coverage. Also, it’s almost #EarthDay.
The Rise of Newsroom Smart Machines: Optimizing Workflow with Artificial Intelligence
Automation will always find a way.
Freelancing: Is it ever appropriate to walk away from the money?
Freelancing doesn’t mean free – you don’t want to give away your work. But there are some special cases were it makes sense to forgo the paycheck.
Google pledges huge investment with journalism industry and plans to tackle fake news
You’ve read the headlines: Google is taking aim at fake news.
Don’t get duped: How to tell if you’re dealing with a fake photo this April Fools’ Day and beyond
Don’t be the next reporter to get fooled by the fakery. Here are a few tips to help you evaluate a questionable photo.
5 Questions with The New Food Economy: Digging Deep on the Complex Forces That Shape How and What We Eat
Complex topics are sometimes best served with a “sense of humor and a pizza-and-a-six-pack tone of voice.” Meet The New Food Economy.
11 Service Journalism Sites Serving Up Evergreen Content in a Newish Way
Each month we highlight a select number of news sites under a timely category. Here are some of our favorites creating evergreen content for the masses.
Female Journalists Speak: How to Make It as a Woman in the Media Business
Badger people. But bring back really good work.
Be a better storyteller. Here are 7 public speaking tips you can apply to your writing.
Some say writing is an exercise in torture, but that doesn’t mean you should torture your audience.
The New Era of Immersive Journalism: Taking Advantage of Augmented Reality in 2018
As news continues to make the shift to digital, augmented reality offers journalists new opportunities for in-depth reporting.
Black Media Powerhouses: Celebrating News Icons of the Past, Present, and Future
Who are your favorite African-American journalists? Here are 10 media pioneers we love.
