The Des Moines Register puts journalism education into practice.
Via Anne Carothers-Kay:
30-plus years in journalism & I’ve never seen a “Man bites dog” headline – until today. desmoinesregister.com/article/201305…. Kudos @dmregister @poynter
— Anne Carothers-Kay (@AnneCKay) May 3, 2013
The headline, while a joy to read, is not as uncommon as one might think: ABC News used it in 2012, for example, and the Toronto Star had a memorable variant on it at the end of last year.
The five-part, 467-minute ‘O.J.: Made in America’ doc is a masterpiece. I urge you to watch it.
In a televised press conference after Trump’s and Johnson’s remarks April 12, Trump made several false or misleading comments.
Simpson’s trial lured a nation to its TVs, launched a network, created enduring ethics case studies and led to numerous career breakouts.
Trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a payment to adult film actor Stormy Daniels.
The Gill Foundation has partnered with Poynter’s Beat Academy to train local journalists to serve as accurate, authoritative voicesÂ
