Pop Quiz re: Facebook News Feed
Fifteen questions. The correct answers may surprise you. Take it here. Posted by Tim Morrissey
Fifteen questions. The correct answers may surprise you. Take it here. Posted by Tim Morrissey
Here’s a story about another attempt to thwart a reporter’s legitimate request for a public record. Wisconsin has a strong Open Records and Open Meetings law, and this section of the WBA Newsroom will give you a quick tutorial on how they work for reporters in Wisconsin. Posted by Tim Morrissey
The article in today’s Capital Times by Jesse Opoien exposes the hate and vitriol women in politics in Wisconsin face. Every woman in on-air broadcasting has experienced the hateful remarks directed at them on social media. Lt. Gov. Kleefisch says her days as a TV news reporter gave her some experience with the level of hate… – MORE –
Here’s some “breaking news” from the Wall Street Journal- which most broadcasters already know about Facebook’s “live” feature. Posted by Tim Morrissey
Did you ever hear anyone outside of journalism use the word “veepstakes”? Didn’t think so. This RTDNA contributor has some thoughts on political jargon. Posted by Tim Morrissey
The video linked here is from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. Congratulations again to the winners and their stations! Posted by Tim Morrissey
Congratulations to all the winners and their stations! Find the complete list here. Posted by Tim Morrissey
A fine night of celebrating and honoring the winners! (WBA Photo)
Sage words from working professionals. Posted by Tim Morrissey
Students are the future of our business, and all of us working professionals were once students. There is an exciting opportunity for you to easily review and critique the work of broadcasting and journalism students in Wisconsin – perhaps at your alma mater – by going to this special section of the WBA Newsroom site… – MORE –