WBA NewsroomDid you ever hear anyone outside of journalism use the word “veepstakes”? Didn’t think so. This RTDNA contributor has some thoughts on political jargon.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Monthly Archives: May 2016
Look Around Your Newsroom And See If This Is True
Women are far less likely to hold management jobs in communications, according to this report – which probably comes as no surprise to anyone who’s worked in a newsroom.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Video From The WBA Awards Gala
The video linked here is from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. Congratulations again to the winners and their stations!
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Complete List of WBA Award-Winners
Congratulations to all the winners and their stations! Find the complete list here.
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Congratulations To The WBA Award-Winners And Their Stations!
Advice For College Grads About To Go To Work In Broadcast News
Sage words from working professionals.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Give A Wisconsin Journalism Or Broadcast Student An Earful!
Students are the future of our business, and all of us working professionals were once students. There is an exciting opportunity for you to easily review and critique the work of broadcasting and journalism students in Wisconsin – perhaps at your alma mater – by going to this special section of the WBA Newsroom site and giving feedback to our student storytellers. It’s easy to navigate and you’ll be helping a student see his or her work through the eyes of a news professional. Thanks!
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Radio News: All The Numbers
Everything you needed to know about the business aspect of radio news, right here.
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Harsh Words From A TV Journalist About Network Political Coverage
TV Journalist Campbell Brown has some very pointed things to say about how the medium covers politics, particularly the “catnip” aspect of Trump coverage.
Posted by Tim Morrissey