October Media Moves at AP, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, & More
A round-up of recent personnel announcements from national news outlets.
Category: Journalists and Journalism
5 Projects Taking a Fresh Look at Journalism and the News Model
Publishers are getting creative with how they develop story ideas, deliver them to readers, and generate revenue.
Pin it for Later: 5 News Outlets to Follow on Pinterest
Publications using Pinterest have a unique opportunity to reach readers — and stay with them as readers pin their content.
6 Books Every Journalist Should Read
October is #NationalBookMonth. We have some recommendations on worthwhile nonfiction literature journalists should add to their bookshelves.
11 Pros & Cons to Consider Before Committing to a Coworking Space
Shared workspaces can offer great benefits for freelancers and remote workers, but how do you know if it’s the right solution for you?
Back to the Classroom: AP Style Rules for Education, LGBTQ, Science, & More
AP Style’s updated guidance on hyphens caused chaos among editors and writers. Read about this and other AP Style rules in our latest recap.
10 of the Biggest Media Moves in August
August saw several big personnel announcements from the media industry, including moves at InStyle, the Wall Street Journal, and Rolling Stone.
What to Expect in Sports Over the Next 12 Months
Being proactive instead of reactive to historic sports moments is what can separate an article from the pack — so plan ahead.
Fighting for Future Journalists: 10 College Newspapers We Love
As the school year ramps up, we’re recognizing outstanding college newspapers and are joining the call to #SaveStudentNewsrooms.
3 Ways User Generated Content Continues to Transform Newsrooms
Journalists need to realize the value of user generated content — not only for the news gathering process, but for the health and vitality of news organizations as a whole.
10 Entertainment News Sites to Satisfy Your Pop Culture Cravings
Everyone craves entertainment in one form or another. Here are some of our favorite sites for entertainment and music news.
Semantic Search: How to Write Content That Anticipates Searchers’ Needs
Ranking for a search query these days comes down to anticipating the needs of a searcher and writing content that answers those questions.
9 Caribbean and Caribbean American Women in Media You Need to Know
To celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month, we’re recognizing women writers and journalists sharing their unique voices and cultures with the world.
Women Named to Key Media Roles at McClatchy, Bustle, Axios, CNBC in Recent Media Moves
A round-up of recent personnel and publication announcements from the media industry, including new roles in video and creative at Vogue and Esquire.
14 AP Style Rules to Remember: Everyday Stylebook Reminders You Can Use Every Day
Does the comma go inside or outside the quotation marks? Is it login or log in? Read on for answers to these common AP Stylebook questions.
How to Write a Successful Grant Proposal by Blending Research and Emotion
Need to know how to write a grant proposal? There are billions of dollars of grants out there. These tips will help you find the right one.
Loud and Proud: 13 LGBTQ+ Blogs You Need to Start Following this Pride Month
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising. To celebrate Pride Month, we’re shining a light on some of our favorite LGBTQ+ blogs.
Adweek and the Houston Chronicle Announce Promotions, More Publications Shut Down Print Versions in Recent Media Moves
These are just a few of the significant personnel and publication announcements from the media industry in recent weeks.
When to Use Infographics: 4 Content Types Perfect for Custom Visuals
Curious when to use infographics? If you have information that can be summarized in a visual format, they can be a great boost to your content.
These 9 Asian American News Sites Offer Unique Coverage of This Diverse Community
In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (and beyond), here are some of our favorite Asian American news sites.
