Washington City Paper has been providing in-depth coverage of D.C. for 40 years. Now it’s using that expertise to help local businesses thrive.
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MaryJo Webster of the Minneapolis Star Tribune discusses how journalists can use data as the spine on which to hang their reporting.
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Executive Editor Kathleen Miles says Noema aims to break out of the 24-hour news cycle to give writers the room to investigate deeper topics.
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LeBron Hill talks to API’s Better News about how The Tennessean is successfully engaging audiences with its Black Tennessee Voices project.
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Shirley Halperin, the executive editor for music at Variety, talks about how old-school journalism practices differ from the digital world and the way the music industry has adapted to COVID-19.
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Zach Cohen discusses his role as Senate correspondent for the National Journal, including how he keeps track of legislation and decides what stories to cover each week.
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Michael Hainsworth, a Toronto-based podcaster talks about the fear mainstream media has for all things digital.
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Video journalist Chris Post shares tips on how reporters can develop situational awareness and be safe when covering potentially dangerous stories.
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Jessica Sidman and Daniella Byck of the Washingtonian Magazine were two of the publication’s staff who voted to form a new union for employees.
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Lou Harry and Nick Rogers are two of the film buffs behind The Quill’s 110 journalism movies ranked.
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