By: 
John Seidenberg
By: John Seidenberg
By: Julie Stroebel
By: Paul Hamilton
By: Dawn Ouedraogo
By: John Seidenberg
Video Advances Rapidly in Print Media: High End Digital Cameras Also Offer HD Video
Strategies for News Reporting: Tips for Preparation, Interviewing and Photography
By: Julie Stroebel
The Evolution of Newspaper Journalism: How a Role-Reversal Between Print and Online May Occur
By: Julie Stroebel
By: Julie Stroebel
Print Versus Web Journalism: Examining Two Media Through the Lens of Marshall McLuhan
By: Julie Stroebel
Role of Student Newspaper Advisers: College Advisers There to Counsel, Not Censor
By: Julie Stroebel
Understanding Illinois College Press Law: A Cheat Sheet to the College Campus Press Act
By: Julie Stroebel
Sportswriting Isn't All It's Cracked Up To Be: Why romanticized visions of sportswriting don't apply
By: Michael Sarzo
The Lincoln-Medill Connection: How Joseph Medill Shaped Lincoln's Political Career
By: Julie Stroebel
Creative Writing in a Newspaper Article: Suggestions for Writing an Interesting Feature
By: Susan Beam
Inverted Pyramid Writing Structure: Why the Inverted Pyramid Works for News Writing
By: Shannon Emmanuel
News Writing Structure: Tips for Structuing a Compelling News Media Article
By: Shannon Emmanuel
Henry Louis Mencken: Libertarian Before His Time
By: Martha R. Gore
American Newspapers Dying: Part of American Democratic Heritage Dying with Print Journalism
By: Maddalena Delli
Widening a Newspaper's Reach: A Review of "Media, Community Return to Their Roots"
By: Martha R. Gore
Shorthand Tips for Journalists: A Reporter's Guide to Teeline
By: Graham Davies
By: Mia Carter
Good News Media and Sources: Can the Media Show The Glass Half Full Instead of Half Empty?
Newspapers Changing to Digital: Journalists Face Uncertain Future
By: Martha R. Gore
Print Journalists May Have to go Digital: Reporting on the Internet Demanding Changes
By: Martha R. Gore
By: Martha R. Gore
Newspaper Journalists and The Changing Media: Casualties of a Rapidly Evolving Industry
By: Martha R. Gore
Journalists in America: James Reston: Known for Insight, Fair Mindedness, Balance and Humaneness
By: Martha R. Gore
Online Writing is Different From Print: Newspaper Writers Should Modifying Their Style for the Web
By: Mia Carter
Moving Newspapers Online: Newspapers are Hurting now, but some See a Change on the Horizon.
By: Adam Benson
Drunk Journalist Resigns in Video: British Reporter Adam Smith Quits Job in Drunken YouTube Outburst
By: Todd Nash
Creative Writing in News Articles: How to Write Unique Articles without Bending the Facts
By: Megan B. Wyatt
How to Write a Newspaper Article: A Guide to Writing for Newspapers
By: Mia Carter
By: Mia Carter
Avoiding Libel: Tips for Reporters and Other Journalists on How to Avoid Libel
By: Mia Carter
Defining and Recognizing Libel: The Definition of Libel, Situations of Libel & Defenses to Libel
By: Mia Carter
Reporting from the Front Lines: An Interview With Embedded L.A. Times Reporter David Zucchino
By: Mia Carter
How to Write a Breaking News Lead: Capture and Inform your Readers from the First Sentence
By: Megan B. Wyatt
Basics of Newspaper Design: Introduction to the Fundamentals of Visual Journalism
By: Taylor Loran
Newspaper Writing Builds A Resume: Working As a Journalist Is Useful For Many Career Goals
By: Adam Williams
How Freelance Journalism Pays: Myths and Facts of Pay-Per-Word Writing Gigs
By: Adam Williams
How to Become a Freelance Writer: Getting Started Writing for Newspapers and Magazines
By: Adam Williams
Freelancer Introductions: The Challenge of "Who Do Your Write For?"
By: Lucinda Gunnin
Negotiating A Freelance Contract: Getting the Best Deal as a Newspaper Correspondent
By: Lucinda Gunnin
Becoming a Newspaper Freelancer: How to Find Work as a Correspondent with the Local Newspaper
By: Lucinda Gunnin
Roll Call--The Washington Insider: The Small Congressional Paper Broke the Senator Larry Craig Story
American Media News Coverage: Michael Vick Story Showed Difference in Coverage and Public Interest
Media Coverage of Katrina in 2005: 2 Years Since Storm Devastated New Orleans & Media Swooped In
By: Kate Butler
Lack of News Stories in Summer: Mainstream Media Does Not Cover Serious News When Weather is Hot
By: Kate Butler
Presidential Campaign Gets Longer: Republicans in South Carolina Move Primary to January
By: Kate Butler
Media Spectacle & Media Milestones: Incessant Mainstream Coverage of Baseball Breakthroughs
By: Kate Butler
Media Portrait- Marshall McLuhan: How Making the Medium the Message Changed the World Forever
By: Kate Butler
An Online Presidential Debate: Voters Will Benefit From Interactive Format of Internet Debating
By: Kate Butler
BBC’s Royal Mistake Over Portrait: British Public Broadcaster Apologizes To Queen Elizabeth II
By: Kate Butler
Presidential Hopefuls Launch Ads: 2008 Candidates Air You Tube Videos Aimed At Young Voters
By: Kate Butler
Canadian Identity on July 1: Our Nation’s Birthday is a Time to Think About our Cultural Identity
By: Kate Butler
CBC's Facebook Experiment: Attempt By Public Broadcaster To Attract Youth Generates Controversy
By: Kate Butler
Dangers of Murdoch, WSJ Merger: Why the Wall Street Journal Will Lose if News Corp Takes Over
By: Kate Butler
Importance of Wall Street Journal: Why the WSJ Matters in the World of the Mainstream Media
By: Kate Butler
Murdoch and His Influence on Media: Australian Journalism Mogul Has Made An International Splash
By: Kate Butler
Tony Blair and the British Media: Blair's Popularity & Unpopularity Have Been Well Covered by Media
By: Kate Butler
Mormonism and the White House: Mitt Romney's Bid for President and his Mormon Faith
By: Kate Butler
Celebrating Moms in the Media: Mainstream Media Coverage of Mother's Day Leaves Much to be Desired
By: Kate Butler
By: Kate Butler
Belinda Stronach Leaves Politics: Mainstream Media Will Miss Covering Stronach's Every Action
By: Kate Butler
Virginia Massacre Media Frenzy: Inappropriate mainstream media coverage of tragedy at Virginia Tech
By: Kate Butler
Media Controversy Over Imus Remark: Don Imus deserved to be fired, but media storm goes too far
By: Kate Butler
The Continued Success of Magazines: Internet predominance has not made magazines obsolete
By: Kate Butler
Online Encyclopedia Improvements: Wikipedia founder launches a better version of his creation
By: Kate Butler
Celebrity Opinion-Editorials: Newspapers use op-ed format to highlight guest celebrity writers
By: Kate Butler
Homosexuality in the Media: Mainstream journalism coverage of sexual orientation
By: Kate Butler
Anti-Poverty Activism in the News: Mainstream media coverage of anti-poverty activism
By: Kate Butler
Racial nature of poverty news: Mainstream news skews minority poverty figures
By: Kate Butler
Poor Women in the News: Portrayals of poor women in the media are inherently skewed
By: Kate Butler
Portraying Poverty in the News: Media outlets represent the poor as essentially different
By: Kate Butler
By: Kate Butler
Loss of Labour: Today’s media outlets rarely cover union or labour news
By: Kate Butler
Looking Back at 2006: Biggest media trends of the past year
By: Kate Butler
Looking Ahead to 2007: Expectations for the Upcoming Year
By: Kate Butler
By: Kate Butler
By: Kate Butler
Liberal Leadership Race: Mainstream media coverage of Liberal convention in Montreal
By: Kate Butler
Quebec as a Nation: Media's role in legitimizing debate on status of Quebec in Canada
By: Kate Butler
By: Kate Butler
Media Influence on Election Day: How the mass media plays a role in the voting process
By: Kate Butler
American Mid-Term Elections: The Role the Media Has Played in the 2006 U.S. Elections
By: Kate Butler
