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  Truth in Numbers: Who Is Checking Your Math in Reporting?

  Elections are fast approaching, and the tempo of poll-taking is picking up. So is the report Read More

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  Mispronunciations on Air: Tales of 'Juan de Fuca' & More

  October 12, 2012 01:30

  Recently I put some thoughts down as to why there has been a flood of mispronounced words on Read More

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  4 Ways to Think 'Web First' In Your Newsroom

  While we may work at TV or radio stations and they may be our primary medium, the Internet c Read More

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  10 Ways to Better Engage Your Audience With 'Twanchoring'

  No, it's not the new #planking, #owling or #horsemanning. Read More

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  What’s in Your Backpack, Journalist?

  Want a journalism job? Carry more tools to get hired, survive and thrive in the news industr Read More

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  Begin at the Beginning: Setting a Scene in News Stories

  Reporters are fond of saying they produce stories but sometimes, the "story" part gets lost. Read More

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  Telling the Boss 'No!' Do You Have the Courage?

  Would you have courage to tell you boss no if he or she asked you to publicly endorse a prod Read More

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  Keep it Simple: How Overstuffing News Packages Blurs the Story

  Try to remember the last time you packed for a trip. Did you cram too many clothes into your Read More

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  Report What You Find: People Want the Truth, Not a Stretch of It

  How many times have you left to cover a flood or imminent disaster, expected to find fearful Read More

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  Great News Happens Everywhere, Regardless of Market Size

  Award season is in many ways still upon us as winners and finalists are being announced and Read More