5 Questions with Andrew Harper: Where Vacations Are Headed in 2018 and Beyond
Andrew Harper has been dishing out travel advice for decades. Here’s what it had to say about travel in 2018.
Category: Journalists and Journalism
Need to build your photography portfolio? Here are 10 subjects you can find close to home.
Being a new photographer can be a bit daunting. To define your focus and style, try shooting these easy-to-find subjects.
11 News Sites We Love For Trail Blazing Coverage of Black Culture and Communities
Each month we highlight a select number of news sites under a timely category. Here are some of our favorites for Black History Month.
Writing from home requires discipline. Here are 10 freelancing resources to keep you on task.
Sometimes, looking for freelancer resources feels a bit like getting sucked into a black hole. We’re here to help.
Can you talk the talk? 10 common terms every beginner photographer needs to know
From aperture to white balance, here are 10 terms to know if you want to talk the talk with your fellow photographers.
5 Questions with Zig’s CEO and Co-Founder: How the App is Shaking Up the Way People Engage with News
Meet Zig, a mobile media platform that collects content, remixes it, and feeds it back to users. News minus the fluff.
3 Ways to Harness the Creative Chaos, as a Content Creator For Hire
When creativity is your business, the inherent chaos must be tamed.
These 11 non-profit news sites are using investigative storytelling to rebalance the news
Each month we highlight a select number of news sites under a timely category. Here are some of our favorites to kick off 2018.
Looking Back at Journalism in 2017: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
2017 wasn’t very kind to the media.
2017 was an up and down year for news. Multicultural media also felt every bit of it.
Multicultural news media saw its share of triumphs and setbacks this year, but new launches are helping shape the future.
Year in Review: Our Top 10 Most Viewed Blog Posts of 2017
2017 was a busy year for the Beyond Bylines team. Here are some of the top posts you might have missed.
Sometimes you need inspiration to write. These writer residencies aim to give you that.
Carving out a writing career isn’t easy. Here are 12 programs to feed your creativity, should you need a change of scenery.
Newsroom gifts! Forget someone on your list? Here are some ideas for journalists and bloggers.
Give your favorite journalist or blogger the boost they need to end 2017 on a high note.
Evergreen content is at your fingertips. Cure those holiday writing blues with these tools.
Holiday deadlines don’t always lead to your most creative writing. Here’s how the PR Newswire for Journalists site can help.
Make habits, not resolutions: 6 practices to weave into your writing process for 2018
It’s easier to make a resolution than it is to keep it. Set small habits instead, and see big results.
More news organizations are deep diving into service journalism. What’s that about?
Service journalism sells. But it’s no new trend.
Five Apps You Should Download Right Now to Boost Your Phone Photography
There are several mobile apps that simulate a DSLR camera. Here are 5 to check out.
10 News Sites We Love for Men This ‘Movember’
Each month we highlight a select number of news sites under a timely category. Here are some of our favorites for no-shave November (and beyond).
5 Questions with The Lily: The Washington Post’s Bold Experiment for Millennial Women
Amy King, editor at The Lily, talks about #MeToo, the site’s striking design, and why the team banned the exclamation point.
Want to grab your reader’s attention? You must appeal to their emotions.
You don’t need to be manipulative to appeal to your reader’s feelings.
