Teachapalooza: Building the Clinical Model of Teaching into a Journalism Curriculum
There’s no shortage of tools available to help journalists gather information and produce it for different audiences in compelling ways:…
Have We Come Too Far With Digital Photography?
This piece was initially published on Storybench, a cookbook for digital storytelling. Storybench is a collaboration between Northeastern University’s Media Innovation program,…
#EdShift Chat: College Media’s Shift from Print to Digital
On Tuesday, June 23, our #EdShift chat on Twitter will cover how student media outlets are confronting the changing landscape…
Daily Must Reads, June 17, 2015
1. Smartphones and Facebook continue to grow as gateways to online news around the world (Justin Ellis / Nieman Lab)…
Women Are Grossly Underrepresented in Journalism. This Startup Mag Wants to Change That
A 2014 study conducted by Vida, a research-driven organization that helps bring attention to women’s literature, found that female writers…
Unlocking Journalistic Innovation
After studying innovation in the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (d.school), the Graduate School of Business, and Stanford’s School of…
E-Books & Self-Publishing Roundup, June 16, 2015
1. Amazon to pay KDP authors 'per page' (Lisa Campbell / The Bookseller) 2. Amazon’s e-books business investigated by European…
Daily Must Reads, June 16, 2015
1. How long can the Internet run on hate? (Ben Collins / The Daily Beast) 2. Report for America: A…
In Venezuela, Online News Helps Journalists Get Their Voices Back
The following piece is a guest post and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of this publication. Read more about…
Jeff Jarvis: Journos Need to Shift from Content to Service Business
The “Future of News” at the MIT Media Lab spoke recently to Jeff Jarvis, one of the top commentators on…