Monthly Archives: June 2016
House Passes FOI Reforms
Broadcast News Directors: Getting Older, Changing Jobs More Quickly
Here’s the latest survey info from the RTDNA – right down to the most common first names of News Directors!
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Breaking News: Admitting It When You’re Wrong
Anyone who’s spent more than a few months as a reporter knows that often, the first things you hear about a breaking news event turn out not to be true. That’s how we learn the value of attributing statements, rather than just stating them as “facts”. The journalism ethics folks... - MORE -
Wavy Hands, Triangle Hands…What’s A TV Reporter To Do?
A decade or so ago, there was a big fad among TV reporters that while giving a stand-up report, you let your arms hang loose, and put your hands together just below your waistline – with your two thumbs and your two index fingers touching, forming a sort of “V”... - MORE -
UW-Madison Student Among Nation’s Top Collegiate Sportscasters
UW-Madison graduate Reid Magnum was named by Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA) as one of the nation’s six most outstanding collegiate sportscasters. Magnum, who graduated in May from the UW-Madison School of Business, was honored for both radio and TV sportscasting. He was sports director of student station WSUM... - MORE -
Quick Standup Tips From A Veteran News Coach
Student Murrow Award Winners
The RTDNA has announced its student winners for the prestigious Murrow award.
The WBA Newsroom has a special section devoted to Student Storytellers, where working broadcast news professionals can critique the students’ work and give them advice.
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Screen Time: TV Is Still King
The Changing Standards Of TV News Video
The smart phone changed the game.
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