Jarvis Landry (Photo: Ken Blaze, USA TODAY Sports) I have a confession to make. I, Barry McBride, sometimes perform the function of an aggregator. Please accept my apologies. By this, I mean, I don’t go out to Berea everyday (that’s Fred Greetham’s gig), am not texting and talking with sources all day, […]
On March 20, Nancy Cooper, the editor in chief of Newsweek, sent an email to her editorial staff. The subject was “What is a Newsweek story?”—an odd question at an eighty-six-year-old newsmagazine once considered one of the “big three,” alongside Time and the US News & World Report. The email contained four requirements for any
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Everyone who’s had to sit next to a business-school student at Thanksgiving knows about the funnel. There are lots of versions of it, but the core idea in publishing terms is this: At the top of the funnel you’ve got a lot of people who have a very loose connection to your news site. Say
LAS MILPAS, RGV – The team leader of the Southwest Marketing’s group that researched the possibility of launching a regional student journalism program with the Rio Grande Guardian and FIRST RGV did well at Brown University this past summer. PSJA Southwest Early College High School Senior Kassandra Moreno completed the highly competitive 2019 Brown University
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Data journalism solves big problems, but it’s an organizational mess. A new tool from the AP aims to fix that. – Poynter Home Tech & Tools Data journalism solves big problems, but it’s an organizational mess. A new tool from the AP aims to fix
Google says it has implemented new algorithms in an attempt to elevate original news reporting. Here, Trystan Upstill speaks about Google News at the Google I/O conference in Mountain View, Calif., on May 8, 2018. (Jeff Chiu) Google and Facebook say they are racing to elevate quality journalism in the lead-up to the 2020 elections,
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(Editor’s Note: This story first appeared in The Communicator, the magazine for alumni and friends of the Penn State Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications.) If newspapers had one dollar for every second editors spent in meetings discussing front page story placement, journalism might have avoided some of the financial hardships of the last decade.
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Q: What are the contours of your job, exactly? A: I work on SEO, which stands for search engine optimisation. On a daily basis, my job is not just focused on helping to optimise our stories for greater visibility and increased traffic from search engines such as Google. It’s much more. We have a large
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How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Claudio E. Cabrera, a deputy off-platform editor tasked with driving quality traffic from search engines to The Times, discussed the tech he’s using. What are the contours of your job, exactly? I work on S.E.O., which stands for search
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