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SPJ shares list of publishers and journalists on TikTok

When it comes to engaging the teen audience, TikTok knows what’s up. With 41 percent of TikTok users in the

Summer break can be the perfect time for both advisers and students to take on pet projects and learn new

Recently my editors began preliminary research for switching to a new photo slideshow tool. To help prepare for the discussion,

If you didn’t catch this Q&A, I thought it was useful for apps that a national technology columnist uses for

Although the Guidebook app was downloaded only 35 times for Idaho’s state J-Day, it was well worth creating. Most will

Little did I know the adventure I would embark upon. Having used issuu.com for years, I wasn’t ready for the

Sammaruddin Stewart, of the Verified Pixel Project San Francisco (an outreach effort from Google to help journalists), shared free Google

If you did not have a chance to attend Rachel Rauch’s 1 p.m. session at the November Indianapolis JEA conference,

When students become editors, extra duties and stress follow — but not always new knowledge. When advisers are in the deadline

Kobe Bryant’s Brilliant and Complicated Legacy
by Marc Stein on January 27, 2020 at 4:27 pm
Bryant, who died with his daughter Gianna in a helicopter crash on Sunday, was an unquestioned basketball great, but his legacy is not so straightforward.
Multiple People Dead in Alabama Boat Fire, Officials Say
by Johnny Diaz on January 27, 2020 at 4:23 pm
About 35 boats were destroyed during an early morning fire Monday in Scottsboro.
As Virus Spreads, Chinese Social Media Fills With Something New: Anger
by Raymond Zhong on January 27, 2020 at 4:16 pm
The sheer volume of criticism of the government, and the sometimes clever ways that critics dodge censors, are testing Beijing’s ability to control the narrative.
Coronavirus Live Updates: As Death Toll Rises, Mayor at Center of Outbreak Offers to Resign
by The New York Times on January 27, 2020 at 4:16 pm
China extended the Lunar New Year holiday to help contain an outbreak of the mysterious virus with cases confirmed around the world. Of the nearly 3,000 people who have so far contracted the disease, the vast majority live in China.