As an investigative reporter, Brendan Keefe of WXIA-TV in Atlanta is accustomed to people assuming he works with more than one photographer when shooting his trademark long-form interviews. When his stories air, viewers see him asking questions on camera and interviewees responding from several different …
Jabin Botsford has been a staff photographer at The Washington Post since March 2015. He graduated from Pellissippi State Community College in Knoxville and later attended Western Kentucky University. While at Western Kentucky, he interned at The Washington Post, The New York Times (twice), the …
The shooting of Michael Brown in the summer of 2014 sparked a wave of public protest. Twitter also exploded with videos, photographs and messages. A study examined how news organizations framed the events in Ferguson on Twitter in the unrest following the shooting of African-American …
Backpack journalist, MMJ or SoJo. Any number of names are given to broadcast journalists who do it all, from reporting to shooting to writing and presenting. Juggling those tasks is hard enough, but throw in the solo live shot and you need some strategies. Morgan Burger …
Facebook may be the big dog when it comes to driving traffic to local TV news sites, but Twitter is an essential tool now for creating online content. Mark Becker has been a part of the reporting team at WSOC-TV in Charlotte, North Carolina for …
