Monthly Archives: April 2016

Broadcasters are using this feature quit a bit. Here’s more info about it.

Posted by Tim Morrissey

More than one journalistic organization has thoughts on the Boston Globe’s anti-Trump satirical front page Sunday. Here’s what Poynter says.

Posted by Tim Morrissey

Some well-deserved recognition for Duke, who has been a leader in broadcasting in Wisconsin for years. Read about it here.

Posted by Tim Morrissey

The attrition rate is “only” 3 to 4 percent a year right now…but already digital disruption is driving change. Read some thoughts on it here.

Posted by Tim Morrissey

Interesting perspective on the question here. Find out what some young reporters said about what they did and didn’t learn.

Posted by Tim Morrissey

$5,000, to be exact. Here are the details on how to enter your work.

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If you know that a sales tax increase from 4 percent to 5 percent is a 25 percent increase, not a 1 percent increase (it’s a one percentage point increase), you might not have to worry about “data Journalism”. You have a decent understanding of data and math.  More and more, the people who do the hiring in the broadcast business are insisting that their job candidates understand data. However, a lot of J-schools don’t require this basic component. Read more about it here.

Posted by Tim Morrissey

You may not agree with Claudia Lamb’s point of view, or her analysis of what happened in the radio broadcasting business, but the multiple-award-winning former head of KGO-AM’s news operation has some very interesting things to say. Read it here.

Posted by Tim Morrissey