The Knight Foundation is taking a look at the current and future state of the audience for local news. It’s Part Five of a five part series titled “Local TV News and the New Media Landscape.” Key findings from this report: • The local TV news audience is slowly — but not consistently — shrinking.… Read More: What’s happening to audience for local news? »

It’s tough to make investigative pieces work well on TV, especially when the stories involve a lot of paper. That said, they are important stories to tell. Poynter now has some tips for journalists on how to make investigative stories more visual. Some have turned this into an art form. Do you have any interesting… Read More: Making investigative pieces more visual »

The RTDNA is looking behind the scenes to see how this year’s Murrow Award winners are making award-winning content. In this article, they talked to Daniel Wanschura, the reporter behind Interlochen Public Radio’s Excellence in Sound win, about how “Tuning Pianos at Interlochen is a Job That Never Ends” came together. Is there any award-winning… Read More: What makes for award-winning audio? »