There is a well-known phenomenon in journalism that goes like this: Just as you are finishing an interview and packing up your things – notepad, camera, microphone – that’s when […]

There is a well-known phenomenon in journalism that goes like this: Just as you are finishing an interview and packing up your things – notepad, camera, microphone – that’s when […]
You must admit, those four words can be pretty unsettling. The notion that someone might challenge our opinion, our position or our point of view can quicken our pulse and […]
Competing with a crisis is a no-win situation. It’s happened to about every company: you’re all set to roll out an exciting new product or make a big corporate announcement, […]
The media has completely transformed in the last decade and the pandemic drastically accelerated this shift. From how news is produced, covered and consumed, to the way people feel, think […]
Over the last year, readers have continued to look for new ways to engage with their favorite media. Between remote work and more time at home, people are searching for […]
We’ve all seen the headlines – trust in the media is at a low point. According to Reuters Institute’s 2021 Digital News Report, only 29% of Americans say that they […]
The American media landscape has become an increasingly fragmented digital news environment. With news originating from a variety of sources – search engines, online media and social media platforms – it could be difficult for legacy media […]
With COVID-19, social justice, diversity, and inclusion (D&I), and other hot topics governing coverage across trade and mainstream media, what are editors, reporters, and media gatekeepers looking for as they navigate through hundreds of pitches? Ayanna Alexander, social justice reporter at […]
There have been a number of alarming stories lately about the burnout rate among journalists. While many of these stories focus on the physical and mental toll the COVID-19 pandemic […]