These 6 tips will help you spot misinformation online MediaWise, Poynter’s digital media literacy program, has expanded to in the U.S. and abroad. But anyone can learn to spot misinformation right now. December 22, 2021 Alex Mahadevan
Jack Dorsey resigns as CEO of Twitter In his resignation letter, Dorsey said being a founder-led company is 'severely limiting and a single point of failure.' November 29, 2021 Tom Jones
Not so Hotmail: What your vintage email address says to potential employers Does a Hotmail domain actually matter to job recruiters? What about other long-standing email services, like AOL or Yahoo or Outlook? November 14, 2021 Ren LaForme
How Newspack is working to crack the code on local news There may never be a Holy Grail, but the varied building blocks of a successful strategy can be found and rolled out widely across the industry. October 14, 2021 Kinsey Wilson
How news organizations used automated news to cover COVID-19 As the virus spread across the world, governments and health authorities made a considerable amount of open-source data available to the public. September 17, 2021 Samuel Danzon-Chambaud
Teach students to get beyond the basic Google search To add value to their reporting, journalism students should get familiar with databases like Nexis June 8, 2021 Barbara Gray
Four digital tools that got me through the pandemic A year of long days and little time forced this editor to whittle down his toolkit to only the technology that was necessary. March 22, 2021 Ren LaForme
Is Substack the panacea local news is looking for? Local newsrooms have some competition — their own best beat reporters March 3, 2021 Elizabeth Djinis
Opinions on Big Tech have grown worse, new Gallup poll finds The companies were defined in the poll as ‘technology companies, such as Amazon, Facebook and Google.’ February 18, 2021 Amaris Castillo
Sharpen your toolkit with 50 new tools and resources for journalists Tools to catch you up on the latest in newsletters, improve your word choice, find diverse illustrations, and ... the return of Soundslides?! February 9, 2021 Jeremy Caplan
