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Not your mother’s lit mag: Free digital options invite interactivity

In a world with ever-growing digital options, magazine staffs are branching into the digital world to increase community engagement and

Journalism researcher Nikki Usher has been writing about how vital “place” is in reporting for the last few years. She’s

This is the seventh and final part of a multipart series on podcasting for publication staffs. In order to have

Audience behavior and engagement have settled firmly into the lexicon of journalists. However, there is still mystery surrounding the “how.”

Casey Rose is a graduating senior at the University of Georgia majoring in Journalism with a minor in Communication Studies

Curriculum for a High School Social Media Class – by Beth Phillips Create staff applications online with Google Docs (revisited)

For the past few years web storytelling has gotten easier, more dynamic, and more interactive. With WordPress, YouTube, Podcasting, smartphones,

Democrats Plan to Highlight Health Care and Jobs Over Investigating Trump
by Sheryl Gay Stolberg on February 16, 2020 at 4:08 pm
With impeachment behind them and an eye on November, Democrats appear to have decided that focusing on President Trump’s norm-shattering words and deeds only elevates him.
American Woman Who Left Cruise Ship Tests Positive for Coronavirus
by Richard C. Paddock and Sui-Lee Wee on February 16, 2020 at 3:58 pm
More than 2,000 people were on the vessel, which docked in Cambodia. Hundreds have flown on to other destinations, raising fears that they could spread the virus.
Doctor’s Suicide Note Has Parents Asking: Was My Child Really Vaccinated?
by Derrick Bryson Taylor on February 16, 2020 at 3:37 pm
Before he died, Van Koinis, an Illinois pediatrician, wrote of his regrets about immunizations. The authorities are now investigating whether he had been misleading patients.
Former Justice Dept. Lawyers Press for Barr to Step Down
by Katie Benner on February 16, 2020 at 2:50 pm
More than 1,100 former prosecutors and officials who served in Republican and Democratic administrations signed an open letter condemning the president and the attorney general over the Stone case.