#Journalism

If an algorithm decides what you read, you are renting your attention. A feed reader is still the fix: chronological, unranked, and yours. RSS is the oldest open format on the web and it never stopped working.

I'm moving back home to live with family and have to leave my current full time position. I have a freelance gig set up to cover city council for a local publication, but this is my first time freelancing so I'm not certain what the work flow will be…

I've been watching Channel 5 with Andrew Callaghan recently and I really like his modern gonzo approach to journalism. What does the journalism world really think about people like him?…

Hello! Im looking to interview a professional Photojournalist. If you could help me by answering a few questions id really appreciate it! I am doing this for one of my final class projects.…

Thought you guys might want to check it out. I know it’s not the most professional looking. Working on my site as we speak. https://celebscoophub.com/building-worlds-a-conversation-with-tim-minear/ submitted by /u/Vampster26 [link] [comments]

The publication I usually freelance for turned down my pitch, so I was wondering if there's any industry/culture publications I should pitch to as well. Otherwise, I'd pitch to another local outlet.…

im currently a grad student in school for journalism. i go to school in nyc so ive met many people working in the industry through my classes and professors. ive also had coffee chats with recruiters and editors at places im interested in.…

I'm a freelance journalist, and I've been due to attend Computex for a while, but I'm flying via the Middle East, and bombing resumed in Iran a few days ago.…

I’ve seen a shit ton of documentaries where wanted criminals in Brazil or places like America are interviewed by Journalists. Even one in-which Joseph Kony was interviewed 💀 My question is how in the world do Journalists get the connections to these…

Title is a bit hyperbolic, but this is genuinely how I feel lately. I'm a college journalist (graduating this June) and my main beat is arts journalism and I completed an (unpaid) internship at a national publication about six months ago and have since…

Something about the writing in this article is raising my hackles. The way certain things are phrased just doesn't seem like how a normal person would write them. What do yall think? The whole article just feels off to me in some way.…

The following is NAHJ’s response to the termination of Cecilia Vega and others at CBS News. The National Association of Hispanic Journalists is deeply concerned by the continuing loss of Latino journalists across CBS-owned news operations, including the…

For clarification I do not use AI at all. I (25F) have been a journalist for nearly 5 years and I am notorious for my love of em dashes. Love em. Always have. And I know many people do not like them, but I do.…

When Yale E360 launched in 2008, it was a pioneer in online environmental journalism, filling a critical gap in coverage. As he prepares to step down, founding editor Roger Cohn reflects on his years at e360, his debt to the writers he’s worked with, and…

The sequel portrays a media industry hollowed out by layoffs, consultants and billionaire owners. Unfortunately, parts of it feel all too familiar.

A coalition of tech-minded journalists and security trainers built an AI chatbot for safety advice, targeted at small newsrooms and freelancers.

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Historian Janet Browne’s Darwin: A Biography lifts the curtain on the private life of Charles Darwin, one of science’s most controversial pioneers.

What’s left of CBS News recently landed an interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It’s a bit of a doozy (transcript, video). There’s a part where Netanyahu trie…