FeaturedJune 30 2026

RTDNA Fights For Same-Day Audio From The Supreme Court

The Radio-TV Digital News Association is working to get audio from U.S. Supreme Court Justices in a more timely fashion. Read about it here. WBA Newsroom also has a section devoted to explaining the rules regarding cameras and microphones in Wisconsin courtrooms. You can find that section here. Posted by Tim Morrissey

“Capital J” Journalism Versus “Editorial Analytics”

This thought-provoking article from Nieman Journalism Lab discusses the use of higher-order analytics in driving newsroom editorial strategy. In this new age of multi-platform journalism, many masters must be served: the station’s website, the station’s and your personal social media platforms; and, last but not least, your viewing or listening audience. Back in the day,… Read More: “Capital J” Journalism Versus “Editorial Analytics” »

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