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Looking to start an audio podcast? Here are 10 tips from Journalism.co.uk

Many students and staffs are starting (or wanting to start) audio podcasts focusing on a variety of topics from

When recording a podcast, ambient noise can be great for setting the scene of a story, but it can also

“News going twenty-four hours around the clock? A channel that’s never off in other words? No offense, but you are

From time to time we look at what the JEA Curriculum has to offer.If you’re a JEA member, you

Edit. Audio. First. Your students rush back from a shoot, all fired up to edit their awesome story. They shot

The audio in a video is just as important, if not more, than the actual video itself. Without sound, you

This presentation was given at the JEA/NSPA national high school journalism conference in Boston, Nov. 14 – 17, 2013. JEA

We often talk about the visual elements of broadcast journalism and multimedia like composition, focus and movement. But the unsung

Nothing bugs me more than news stories with music. I know, I know, I’ve heard the argument: “The pros do

2019 Emmy Awards: Live Updates From Tonight’s Ceremony
by John Koblin on September 23, 2019 at 2:47 am
Amazon’s “Fleabag” and HBO’s “Chernobyl” have won three awards each. Peter Dinklage won for his role in “Game of Thrones.&rdquo
As Trump Confirms He Discussed Biden With Ukraine, Pressure to Impeach Builds
by Nicholas Fandos, Jonathan Martin and Maggie Haberman on September 23, 2019 at 2:16 am
Speaker Nancy Pelosi warned of a “new chapter of lawlessness” and a turning point in the House investigation of President Trump.
Police Dressed as Protesters: How Undercover Police in Hong Kong Severely Injured People
by Barbara Marcolini on September 23, 2019 at 2:16 am
Officers dressed like demonstrators launched a bloody crackdown. Now, the men they targeted are telling their stories.
A Motorcade on Mackinac Island? Pence’s Visit Breaks a Long Tradition
by Vanessa Swales on September 23, 2019 at 1:43 am
The popular Michigan vacation spot has preserved its quaint atmosphere in part by keeping automobiles out for more than a century — until the vice president came to visit.