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Behind the success of The Seattle Times’ Morning Brief newsletter

A Q&A with Kris Higginson, editor of Morning Brief and instructor of Poynter’s upcoming webinar, “Dear Reader: Accomplish More with Your Newsletter”
Saints fans sit in the stands among copies of the New Orleans Advocate in 2013. (AP Photo/Bill Feig)

How The Advocate conquered New Orleans (and most of the rest of Louisiana, too)

Felicity Carter speaking at MUST Wine Summit. (provided by Felicity Carter)

A chance to ‘quiz the editors at the world’s biggest publications’

Q&A with Felicity Carter, editor at Meininger’s Wine Business International, about attending Poynter’s Media Innovation Tour
Kara Edgerson, now senior editor at Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, talks with her Diversity Academy cohort. (Tom Cawthorn)

2019 Leadership Academy for Diversity in Digital Media FAQs

Katie Hawkins-Gaar, center in the black jacket. (Photo courtesy Robert Johnson)

RIP, our jobs: Here’s one way to grieve journalism layoffs and departures

Ernest Owens graduated from the 2018 Leadership Academy for Diversity in Digital Media. (Sara O'Brien/Poynter)

What I learned from the Poynter Leadership Academy for Diversity in Digital Media

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