Archive for ‘News Industry’

Hey, Google! Check Out This Column on Headlines – NYTimes.com

by   |  04.20.15  |  News Industry, Writing

Hey, Google! Check Out This Column on Headlines – NYTimes.com.

Actually True War Stories at NBC News — NYMag

by   |  03.08.15  |  News Industry

Actually True War Stories at NBC News — NYMag.

AP, NCAA to grow college sports coverage with automated game stories

by   |  03.05.15  |  News Industry, Reporting

AP, NCAA to grow college sports coverage with automated game stories.

How a local news site busted open Chicago’s biggest sports story this year | Poynter.

by   |  02.17.15  |  News Industry, Reporting

How a local news site busted open Chicago’s biggest sports story this year | Poynter..

Charlie Hebdo terror attack: Tough decisions for news outlets – Jan. 7, 2015

by   |  01.09.15  |  Accuracy and Ethics, News Industry

Charlie Hebdo terror attack: Tough decisions for news outlets.

Why aren’t more newspapers cutting the number of days they print each week? » Nieman Journalism Lab

by   |  01.07.15  |  News Industry

Why aren’t more newspapers cutting the number of days they print each week? » Nieman Journalism Lab.

Mark Luckie: How Media Companies Should be Using Twitter

by   |  12.11.14  |  News Industry

Mark Luckie: How Media Companies Should be Using Twitter

Facebook Is Pushing Harder Into Breaking News | Re/code

by   |  12.11.14  |  News Industry

Facebook Is Pushing Harder Into Breaking News | Re/code.

U-Va. students challenge Rolling Stone account of alleged sexual assault – The Washington Post

by   |  12.10.14  |  Accuracy and Ethics, Examples, News Industry

This is useful to us for two reasons:

1. Substantively it shows the dangers of weak reporting and editing standards. The original reporter, Erdely, said she agreed not to contact the accused. I don’t care what the accusation is, that’s journalistic malpractice. Now it appears either she didn’t contact the friend like she said she did or she was duped by an imposter or the friend is lying. The first should be a career-killer.

2  This story deftly reports the facts and allows readers to draw conclusions. The reporter doesn’t say it, but his story allows the savvy reader to recognize that it’s possible the accuser fabricated at least part of the original story to make her friend jealous and more interested in her. Might not be the case, but it’s conceivable.

U-Va. students challenge Rolling Stone account of alleged sexual assault – The Washington Post.

Americans Feel Better Informed Thanks to the Internet | Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project

by   |  12.08.14  |  News Industry

Americans Feel Better Informed Thanks to the Internet | Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project.