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"The speed of communications is wondrous to behold,” Edward R. Murrow said in a 1964 speech. “It is also true that speed can multiply...

Test Your Situational Awareness How situationally aware are you? Watch this video to test yourself. How much did you miss, even when you were...

The possibility that covering civil unrest situations or other high-risk events during political or social instability could lead to violence is...

This is a technique that using active listening and a specific communication strategy any journalist can use to help calm an upset person they may...

The Radio Television Digital News Association today is demanding that the US Capitol Police, the Department of Homeland Security and other...

From Dan Shelley RTDNA Executive Director In the wake of unprecedented events this week, the Radio Television Digital News Association would...

By Vicki Bradley, News Director WTXL ABC27, Tallahassee, Florida Over the last five years I’ve been in news management, I’ve had the...

By Mike Castellucci Creator, "Phoning it in" and Create with Mobile A few years ago, my boss, the News Director at WFAA in Dallas, Carolyn Mungo,...

By Katalina Deaven, Center for Media Engagement As people adjust to the ongoing presence of coronavirus in everyday life, their appetites for...

By Kevin Benz As the nation’s protests move into their second week, it would be natural for journalists on the local front lines to take a...

The ongoing coronavirus crisis has universally disrupted newsrooms, and most local TV news directors expect the disruption to be long-lasting. A...

By Chip Mahaney First published March 18, 2020, on LinkedIn and republished here with permission. I talk to students every day, and the big...