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SAFE Training Part 1: Situational Awareness
Posted In: Safety,
Date posted Jan 13

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

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Getting Real About Your Reel
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Jan 6

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

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Can a Video Journalist be Successful with Just a Smartphone?
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Jan 5

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,...

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Three Steps to Story Structure
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Jul 28

By Simon Perez, Associate Professor of Broadcast and Digital Journalism, Syracuse University It’s a common sight in my classroom in the...

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Covering Coronavirus: How Coverage and Audience Needs are Changing
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Jun 23

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

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MOS Doesn’t Have to Be Bad
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Jun 16

By Simon Perez, Associate Professor of Broadcast and Digital Journalism, Syracuse University Getting people on the street to agree to an...

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As Protests Continue, the Need for Contextual Journalism Grows
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Jun 5

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...

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Local TV News May Never Be the Same
Posted In: RTDNA Research,
Date posted Mar 31

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

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Journalism Students, Grow Your Career Even When Schools Shut Down
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Mar 24

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

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Trust and Engagement Tips for Coronavirus Coverage
Posted In: Education Resources,
Date posted Mar 24

By Katalina Deaven, Center for Media Engagement Coronavirus updates are coming in constantly and your newsroom resources are likely strained as...

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Know Your Rights: Safety
Posted In: Safety,
Date posted Jan 24

According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 44 journalists were killed on duty around the world in 2017. For many around the...

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How Journalists Can Minimize harm Covering Shootings
Posted In: Ethics,
Date posted Jul 8

By Kevin Benz The horrific shootings in Dallas call for careful and calculated coverage from journalists — again. Journalists must keep in...

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