Editor’s note: This is the first installment in News From Creatorland, a column where journalist and entrepreneur Fernando Hurtado shares learnings and observations from the frontlines of creator journalism. “Are you leaving to go be an influencer?” That’s the question my co-worker asked me after I told …
Given the move-fast-and-break-things mentality of the second Trump administration, Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg may not be the last journalist accidentally looped into top-secret war plans. While nothing comes close to […] The post You’re a journalist added to a classified group chat. Here’s what you need …
Though election season — a notoriously busy time for journalists — has come and gone, stress and burnout among reporters remains high, according to a Muck Rack study on work-life […] The post Election season is over. Journalists are still stressed appeared first on Poynter.
This article is part of The Poynter 50, a series reflecting on 50 moments and people that shaped journalism over the past half-century — and continue to influence its future. As […] The post ProPublica didn’t just prove nonprofit journalism could work — it changed how investigative …
NEW YORK (AP) — During the first Trump administration, the biggest concern for many journalists was labels. Would they, or their news outlet, be called “fake news” or an “enemy of the people” by a president and his supporters? They now face a more assertive President …
Mediaite is making “a major investment” in a new video operation and YouTube channel, launching new programs and inking deals with prominent media personalities. A new video iteration of the daily Dan Abrams Show on SiriusXM, featuring commentary and interviews from Abrams, as well as unique …
When Brian Clarke, who uses the pseudonym Les Toil, decided to major in art at the beginning of the 90s, his love for art and his talents in illustrations were enough to provide him with a decent income to provide a good living. However, that income …
There are new players at TV’s table with rewired relationships forming between studios, broadcasters and streamers. The New TV Content Marketplace, a panel at TVNewsCheck’s Programming Everywhere conference at the NAB Show next month in Las Vegas, will explore what these new distribution deals look …
A recent TVNewsCheck op-ed by Preston Padden argues that the future of broadcasting lies in 5G Broadcast rather than ATSC 3.0. While Padden is an esteemed broadcast industry veteran, his argument presents an incomplete picture of where our industry truly stands. The reality is apparent: …
NEW YORK (AP) — As CBS corporate leaders ponder settling President Donald Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit against the network’s “60 Minutes,” America’s storied newsmagazine has produced some fast and hard-hitting stories critical of the new administration in every episode since Trump was inaugurated. The latest was …
When viewers tune into their local television station for the weather report, chances are that the forecast they see was made possible by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. “NOAA […] The post The source behind your local weather report is facing cuts. Meteorologists are sounding …
Next-generation broadcasting promises many rewards for viewers and for broadcasters, and mobile broadcasting in the U.S. is an exciting future to look forward to as the transition to ATSC 3.0 progresses, but we won’t get there if decisions are made out of sequence. Some very thoughtful …
