reporting
Checklists for covering 3 kinds of beats
Many traditional beats are defined geographically, either as a neighborhood (territorial) or a city or…
9 questions to focus your time on the beat
The best reporters learn how the world works, whether it’s the world of law enforcement,…
How to sift through your story ideas
Writers see the world as a storehouse of story ideas. But not every idea is…
4 ways to dig deeper in stories of faith and religion
Stories about religion are not just about a church, temple or mosque. Here are some…
A checklist for the tasks and territory of your beat
With the passing of our colleague and friend Steve Buttry, we wanted to highlight some…
How to find that break-your-heart detail for your story
Every conversation and moment in your reporting process can yield powerful details that guide you…
How solutions journalism makes your reporting stronger
Solutions journalism is a “howdunnit” approach that offers rigorous and compelling coverage about responses to…
Introduction to Reporting: Beat Basics
The best stories usually are the culmination of diligence and hard work. An invaluable part…
5 tips for journalists who cover trauma
With resources on dealing with trauma and reporting on trauma.
5 things journalists need to know about the new iPhone 4S and iOS 5
A better camera and software features on the iPhone 4S, plus older iPhones get cheaper.
