newsrooms
The pandemic changed newsrooms. But did it change them the right way? Paid Members Public
New research from the Reuters Institute shows us that newsrooms have become more flexible post-pandemic, but not how that flexibility is being used.
Building resilient newsrooms Paid Members Public
From grusome images on social media to war reporting and pandemics — journalists are under more stress than ever. How do we help keep our newrooms productive, and our staff healthy?
What should your newsroom look like in the era of hybrid working? Paid Members Public
Some publishers are abandoning their offices. Some are trying to force staff back to their desks. But there is a middle way that could work out better for everyone.
Engaged Reading Digest: newsroom culture, Twitter reality and better newsletters Paid Members Public
If you read the first couple of links, you'll understand why I call this series of posts what I do.
Buttry academic goodness, the new home for digital journalism proponents? Paid Members Public
Steve Buttry is heading into journalism education [http://stevebuttry.wordpress.com/2014/06/16/my-next-adventure-teaching-at-lsu/] : > The next chapter of my career will be at Louisiana State University. After I wrap up my work at Digital First Media July 1, I will become the Lamar Visiting Scholar at LSU’s Manship
What journalists can learn from The Onion - Baratunde at Le Web London Paid Members Public
Insights into content strategy and social media from an unexpected source…
