WBA NewsroomAnderson Cooper is the news figure with the largest following on Twitter. Poynter has the numbers regarding newsrooms and Twitter followers here.
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Monthly Archives: July 2017
Are Men And Women Paid The Same In Your Newsroom?
Do you even know? Some thoughts from Poynter.
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News Photographers: What Would You Do If A Cop Ordered You To Delete Your Video Files?
Who Trusts – And Pays For – News? Some Surprising Answers
From the Reynolds Journalism Institute at the University of Missouri – an interesting article well worth your time to read. Find it here.
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One Of The Reasons Female Journalists Are At Higher Risk Of Burnout
Motherhood. Plain and simple. This article from the Nieman Lab at Harvard talks about it.
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Resistance To Change In The TV Newsroom
It’s kind of wonky and academic, but this article from an RTDNA contributor takes a quick look at the kinds of resistance to change newsroom leaders might encounter.
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Does Your Station Have An “Audience Engagement Editor”?
Some thoughts about helping our news gathering efforts reach more deeply into the community are expressed in this column from Poynter.
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Snopes Is Looking For Half A Million Bucks To Stay Afloat
Part of the money issue stems from internal fighting for control of the popular and successful fact-checking website, according to this post from the Nieman Labs people at Harvard.
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The White House Press Corps: Soon To Be A Thing Of The Past?
In the digital age, with so many platforms and outlets providing news, why should 50 or so reporters be granted daily access to the White House, and official government communications?
That’s one of the questions discussed by a former White House Press Secretary in this opinion piece from Poynter.
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Roundup Of New Tech Gadgets For Radio News Gathering
Nice summary from Radio Magazine here.
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