WBA Newsroom“Fake news percentages, numbers of working journalists, declining print ad revenue: 2016 in numbers.” That’s the headline for this interesting article.
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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Covering Politics In A “Post-Truth” America
Some interesting and provocative thoughts here from the editor of Politico.
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Wisconsin Broadcasting and Journalism Students: Enter WBA Student Awards For Excellence
Online entries are now being accepted. A list of categories and information on how to enter your work can be found here.
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Still More On “Fake News”
Here’s an interesting article regarding Facebook and fake news, from the Washington Post.
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Facebook And Fact-Checking: New Developments
Facebook is partnering with other online organizations to try and get a handle on the fake news issue. Here’s the latest.
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A Majority Of Adults Still Get Their News From TV
Details and numbers about how baby boomers consume news differently than millennials, and a couple challenges regarding broadcast news from the NAB: read it here.
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Writing Effective Headlines
Here’s a TED tutorial from RTDNA. All it takes is your e-mail address to log in and view it.
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News 2017: Premium Products At Premium Prices?
Some people are willing to pay $10,000 a year to a startup for reliable, accurate news and access to the reporters who write it. Read about it here.
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State-Controlled Media No Longer A Talk Radio Joke?
Read this alarming development from the RTDNA.
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“When Walter Cronkite said ‘And that’s the way it is,’ people didn’t say: ‘No, it isn’t.’”
Just one of the many interesting quotes from this article from the Nieman Labs people at Harvard, regarding the future of Journalism in 2017.
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