FeaturedJuly 1 2026

Newsroom Employment Up – Very Slightly

According to the RTDNA, newsroom employment was up 1.1% over last year. Reporters were the most frequently hired new personnel.  See for yourself here. Posted by Tim Morrissey

Interesting Article for News People Who Have Web Responsibilities

One of the toughest things for a lot of people to do is separate their opinion from what’s factually accurate. If you have newsroom responsibilities that include writing stories for the web, or taking a shift monitoring your station’s social media sites, you invariably get some commenters who will post something contrary to the facts,… Read More: Interesting Article for News People Who Have Web Responsibilities »

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