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W.C. Heinz’s “Death of a Racehorse” was the first reading assignment of my first class…
Imagine punching in and out for time spent on researching, interviews, and writing. Now imagine…
When I finished the first draft of Uncle Bob’s obit last week, I shared it…
A lot of newsrooms have a goal of reflecting the diversity of their communities. But…
Can a journalism project be both timely and timeless? As with many news organisations, we…
At the dawn of 2015, I made a New Year’s resolution. I vowed to try…
The internet has changed the way people apply for jobs in the television news business.…
Tracking down witnesses and victims of traumatic events is the work of journalism. We serve…
Have you ever been denied a public record? Or worse, has your request been ignored?…
WDBJ reporter Alison Parker and photojournalist Adam Ward became the 31st and 32nd journalist murdered…
As a reader far more often than a writer these days, I find that I’m…
Snapchat celebrity Shonduras says anyone in a creative industry should involve the audience as often…
Like many reporters who end up covering disability issues, it’s not my beat. But I’ve…
This essay is adapted from a speech by Tampa Bay Times Chairman and CEO Paul…
