WBA NewsroomIf you’re using cliches like these in your news writing, take a moment and read this column. “You’ll be glad you did”, as so many cliche-ridden ads have told us….
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Monthly Archives: January 2017
TV News Was The Main Source Of Voter Information
Not surprisingly, Fox led the pack, with a huge Republican-leaning audience; MSNBC was a distant second, with mainly Democratic-leaning voters.
The numbers are here.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Another Effort To Allow News Cameras In The Supreme Court
Leading Journalists Are Concerned About Freedom Of The Press
Here’s the latest on a coalition formed to protect First Amendment rights.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Journalism Is More Than Just Reporting
“Journalism requires more than merely reporting remarks, claims or comments. Journalism verifies, provides relevant context, tells the rest of the story and acknowledges the absence of important additional information.” One of the many forceful sentences in this column from the incoming RTDNA Chair.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Meet The Press – Trump Style
That’s the name of this column from RTDNA executive director Mike Cavender, as the battle rages on between the media and the President-elect.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Do You Find Yourself Doing More Solo Standups?
Reporters in the field are being asked to do more with less support, and the “solo standup” is becoming more common. If you have a few moments, this tutorial will provide some useful tips on doing it all by yourself while reporting on location. The site (RTDNA) will ask for your e-mail but will not spam you.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Journalism Students: Do They Need More Legal Training?
Using Facebook Live
Anchors and meteorologists are frequently tasked to use Facebook live. More and more, reporters are using Facebook live, and here are some useful tips.
Posted by Tim Morrissey
Ten Years Ago Today News Gathering Changed With The Introduction Of The iPhone
Can it be ten years? It is.
Posted by Tim Morrissey