10 tips for setting up your LinkedIn profile
As students prepare for the world of work, I mandate that my Reporting II students have a LinkedIn profile. Why? Well, let’s start with the fact that this is a network that’s now […]
Tag Archives: journalism
Slow News: How Taking the Time to Listen and Focus Can Help Journalism’s Future
I’ll admit that I’ve previously been skeptical about ideas of digital detoxes and media fasts. Instead, I’ve subscribed to Clay Shirky’s maxim: “It’s not information overload, it’s filter failure.” But, […]
Top 8 Trends in Local Journalism
Local journalism — like the wider news media — has been massively disrupted by the advent of new digital technologies and behaviors. This has unlocked a wider range of information […]
Strategic Drivers for Engagement
An effective journalist has always been on a first-name basis with the movers and shakers of a town. With the co ee shop owner, the lunch spot waitress, the city […]
Data Journalism
For the Agora report, I interviewed several journalists in the Pacific-Northwest. One topic of discussion was how they re-examining some of their approaches to and philosophies about the practice of journalism. Previously, […]
Emergence of Solutions Journalism
For the Agora report, I interviewed several journalists in the Pacific-Northwest. One topic of discussion was how they are re-examining some of their approaches to and philosophies about the practice of […]
Re-examinations Of Objectivity & Distance In Journalism
For the Agora report, I interviewed several journalists in the Pacific-Northwest. One topic of discussion was how they are re-examining some of their approaches to and philosophies about the practice of […]
