We all get criticisms about our coverage from our audiences, but how often are they telling the truth? Web analytics data will often tell the truth that your audience won't tell you.
The Journalism Blog
“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…
This post is obviously going to be geared more toward print journalists than broadcast journalists, but it may contain useful information for both. To all…
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…
A Michigan man was arrested after calling CNN about 22 times last week calling them “fake news” and threatening to “gun down” the news network’s…
Facebook announced last week that it will be making changes to its news feed that will start showing users more posts from their friends and…
Sometimes newspaper readers simply cannot contain themselves and decide to take their frustrations out on lowly reporters and editors. Julia Dendinger, an assistant editor at…
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…
The Georgia Dome in Atlanta was set for demolition today and The Weather Channel was all set to cover it live. Instead, their coverage served…
What today’s journalists can learn from Mark Twain about responding to criticism
Comments section got you down? Have the criticisms of your craft and mean tweets about your work or your news organization become too much to…