FeaturedJune 30 2026

Virtual Reality Journalism

It’s closer than you may think, and a lot of highly respected Journalism organizations are already talking about how it might affect story-telling. A short essay with links to those articles can be found here. Posted by Tim Morrissey

Women of TV News: Judged By Your Appearance?

This morning’s column from Chicago media critic Robert Feder is drawing a lot of comments from women who work in TV news, and reaction from the broadcast news community in general. Posted by Tim Morrissey

Share Your Real-World News Experience With Students

This short article from RTDNA reminds us again, as working news professionals, that it can be very rewarding to share your real-world news-gathering experience with the next generation of working journalists and broadcasters. Posted by Tim Morrissey

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    Our state has a very powerful Open Meetings Law, which permits reporters to attend and report on all meetings of governmental bodies, boards, and commissions, and it allows reporters to record and photograph a meeting held in open session as long as you don’t interfere with the conduct of the meeting or the rights of… Read More: Open Meetings Law »