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Project management isn’t just for developers and engineers. Newsrooms can benefit from the practice as well, according to Robin Kwong, New Formats Editor at the Wall Street Journal.
An interview with Kwong was published by Poynter and is available here.... - MORE - Newsrooms consider embracing project management
Project management isn’t just for developers and engineers. Newsrooms can benefit from the practice as well, according to Robin Kwong, New Formats Editor at the Wall Street Journal.
An interview with Kwong was published by Poynter and is available here.... - MORE - 
The abrupt rebranding of Twitter to X this week will mean stations will have to make some decisions about their relationship with the platform.
NewscastStudio has compiled some areas of thought for newsrooms.
Local radio and TV stations are putting more minutes of news on the air, according to a study from RTDNA and Syracuse University.
“Both local TV and radio stations reported double digit increases in the minutes of local news they broadcast in a given day: 18 minutes more per weekday... 
Addiction is a complicated disease that affects every community in America. In their work to cover this complex issue, members of the press can inadvertently perpetuate problematic narratives about drug use and addiction that can increase stigma and discrimination towards people with active addiction, in treatment, or in recovery.
In... 
TMJ4 (WTMJ-TV) in Milwaukee is adding a Kenosha-embedded reporter to its news team.
Veteran journalist Jeffrey Zampanti, who has been covering the Kenosha community for nearly three decades, is a 1991 Tremper High School graduate and has spent the last 20 years as a sportswriter and multimedia journalist at the... 
Poynter is offering a free webinar to show journalists how they can use CDC-maintained public databases to learn how to use them to access national-, state- and county-level injury and death data, including deaths by suicide, gun violence and more.
“Acquiring basic skills in these databases will allow you to... 
A new analysis is suggesting that newsrooms reconsider their connections to social media.
“The shift away from social media is not a step backward but a strategic realignment toward platforms that better serve the needs of local news broadcasters. The future may not lie within the realms of Facebook, Twitter... 
In early April, I requested some records from the Madison Police Department regarding what it said was the sole disciplinary action taken against an MPD officer or employee in the first three months of this year.
It was an exceedingly minor matter — a sergeant who got a one-day suspension...