Archive for Journalism
30 Under 30 With Brittany Coale
Brittany Coale wears many hats. She is a psychologist, a coach and a salesman. She is an outdoor enthusiast and owner of rescue dogs. At ... Read More
30 Under 30 with Anna Costello
Anna Costello started in the newsroom out of college. “My first job was part time with The Tampa Bay Times,” she says. “There was always ... Read More
30 Under 30 with Shannon Green
Shannon Green has a copper printing plate hung in her condo. It is the first piece she was ever paid to write. Underneath it is ... Read More
Designing a News Experience
The biggest challenge facing publishers isn’t revenue, technology or audience. According to Dr. Mario García, it’s the mindset. “We are working with the journalism of ... Read More
Statement: World Press Freedom Day
NAA members and press associations are encouraged to publish this statement by NAA President and CEO David Chavern: "We at NAA are proudly partnering ... Read More
Why Buying a Newspaper Makes Sense
There has been a flurry of news recently about various newspaper groups being bought and sold. And each time I have gotten some version of ... Read More
mediaXchange 2016 Presentation: Changing the Culture
One of the greatest challenges newspapers continue to face is changing the culture of the newsroom. At Monday’s MediaXchange session, co-sponsored by ASNE, three newspaper ... Read More
mediaXchange 2016 AP Presentation
While it’s unusual to have two competitive primary campaigns this late in the election season, the results will ultimately come down to one thing, Associated ... Read More
mediaXchange 2016 Panel: Evolution of Local News
When asked by a mediaXchange attendee how best to serve the unpleasant stories that nobody really wants to read, the boring, but important ones, Jim ... Read More
The Donald Doesn’t Understand Libel Law
Donald Trump said today, "I'm gonna open up our libel laws, so when they write purposely negative and horrible, false articles, we can sue them ... Read More
