This week, the It’s All Journalism team is going to be recording our year in review podcast. We’ll be discussing our most downloaded episodes of the year and each producer…
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#335 It’s time to design newsrooms people want to work in
The modern newsroom is changing — not just in the digital space but in the real world as well. Newsrooms used to be bustling, cavernous and cluttered, great for putting…
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#334 The Correspondent wants to unbreak the news in the US
Most news outlets are driven by a need to break news, to be first on a story or to add some detail no one else has just yet. The Correspondent,…
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#333 Whose truth are journalists telling and why does it matter?
In the age of being accused of spreading “fake news” and being quick to defensiveness, Stephanie Lepp has a question. Whose truth are journalists telling? “We’re in this post-truth moment,…
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#332 How well are journalists really listening to their audience?
Reporters need to be good listeners. It’s a top job requirement: how can we tell good stories if we’re not listening closely to the people we interview? But are reporters…
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#331 Investigating abuse by priests in the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo
For a brief time, Charlie Specht left journalism. He took a job in politics, as many journalists do, after working at the Buffalo News. When the movie “Spotlight” came out,…
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#330 Lawsuit against Trump aims to counter assault on free press
What happens when the person sworn to protect the Constitution, through rhetoric and governmental actions, begins to threaten the First Amendment? For a group of nonprofits interested in protecting freedom…
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#329— Looking back at the subprime mortgage crisis, 10 years later
The world was a different place 10 years ago. After years of booming and growing at a rapid pace, the housing market cratered due to the seemingly overnight collapse of…
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#328 — Unraveling metrics, subscription models to identify reader revenue
After so many years of talking about the impending and inevitable onset of digital newsrooms, it’s finally starting to happen. And it’s largely due to metrics and subscriptions. Newsrooms are…
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#327 – Black Dance Magazine aims for January relaunch
Dance has long been an important part of Norma Porter’s life. “I’ve been dancing since about 4,” she said. “I started at a local studio … (and) moved on…
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