The broccoli of media-focused podcasts.
When was the last time you looked closely and attentively at a map and thought of it as an example of data visualization? A love of maps and all the…
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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