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402. Covering coronavirus in useful, trustworthy ways

In reality, there’s only one story in the U.S. these days, and every newsroom is trying to figure out the best way to cover it — the new coronavirus. “People are consuming news at a much higher rate and relying on journalism more” as coronavirus cases begin to reach double, if not triple, digits in…

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401. How can storytellers crack writer’s block?

What if there was a way to get around writer’s block?  What if people in creative jobs figured out a way to cultivate a steady stream of ideas and stories to tell?  After all, there’s no such thing as a day where a newspaper doesn’t print, or a broadcast station doesn’t have a newscast.  Melanie…

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400. The more journalism and social media change, the more journalists are needed

For our 400th episode, It’s All Journalism Producer Michael O’Connell is joined by our first guest, Amy Eisman of American University’s School of Communication, to discuss how things have changed in ways large and small and why real, fact-based journalism has never been more important.

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399. FedNet gathers latest multimedia news from Capitol Hill

When footage from Capitol Hill proceedings appear on local newscasts across the country and around the world, some of that video could very well be the work of The Federal Network, or FedNet.  A business-to-business operation, FedNet provides material to news outlets in terms of video footage, but also nearly real-time text streams from press…

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398. Alaska: More than what you see on reality TV

Alaska is much more than just what’s portrayed on reality TV.  For those who live there, whether by birth or by choice, there’s more to the state than any romantic notions inspired by gorgeous commercials for cruises. In fact, there are three stages anyone who lives there goes through as part of becoming acclimated to…

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397. Podcasting with a South American twist

Audiences in South America are hungry for good podcast content, much like their cousins to the north.  Sebastián Payán of 070 Podcasts from Colombia and Tiago Rogero of Negra Voz of Brazil are two of the 18 podcasters and journalists from across Latin America who spent several weeks in the U.S. last fall, describing their…

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