It was supposed to be a lighthearted, playful joke in a sports-loving city. The week before the Super Bowl, Michael Telek wanted to have a little fun on a sports…
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It’s the new cool kid thing to do: Declare that the time has come to leave Facebook, complete with a long post about how it’s not working anymore, it’s too…
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The homepage of a website is not the end-all, be-all, but that’s how most companies and newsrooms think. Others are concerned with driving traffic to the “join now” link on…
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When a national story breaks, editors outside of major media hubs often consider sending reporters to small towns across the country to get “boots on the ground” coverage. Wouldn’t it…
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Every January, journalists of all stripes look back to assess what the biggest stories of the previous year were. Nowhere is this annual reflection more noticeable than on the entertainment…
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News readers and viewers are no longer disconnected by time or distance from those who provide them with information. They also don’t trust reporters anywhere near as much as they…
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In April, Greg Lee raised some eyebrows when he called out The Athletic for its new roster of sports reporters. Lee, a former president of the National Association of Black…
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Each December, the It’s All Journalism crew likes to look back at all the conversations we had over the past year. On this week’s podcast, Producers Nicole Ogrysko, Amber Healy,…
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Facebook made a much publicized change to its algorithm early in 2018 that had a dramatic impact on what content users saw on their feeds. The move was made ostensively…
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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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