New research, conducted at the University of Cincinnati, evaluated reader's reactions to the use of the word "storyteller" to describe a journalist.
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Harry Truman once famously asked, “Why is it only sons of bitches who know how to lick a stamp?” Nowadays that sentiment can be expressed…
“Print is dead. I get all my news online now anyway.” I hear this refrain all the time, or some other variation of it— and…
Journalists are frequently accused of asking obvious questions of their sources. While it isn’t possible to speak for or defend some legitimately questionable questions, there…
If you’re a new to journalism and covering a beat that involves government meetings, you may find yourself struggling with how take a rather bland government…
“If you’re dumb, surround yourself with smart people. If you’re smart, surround yourself with smart people who disagree with you.” -Aaron Sorkin Journalists are taught…
Your tassel has been turned and you’ve gotten your diploma. Many of you have had the bittersweet moment of putting your last edition of the school…
It’s that time of year again where the world of journalism is inundated with year-in-review features and predictions about the coming year. I’ve seen several…
In addition to not being the best at math, another area where journalists tend to struggle is science. This makes reporting on scientific and medical…
Among the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks were two journalists. One died at ground zero photographing the burning towers. The other was a…