Broadcast journalism plays a huge role in how we form our opinions about the world around us. Forty-one percent of surveyed U.S. adults prefer TV compared to 23% who prefer digital news websites and ...

While a print-free world might not be in the immediate future, journalism students are still seeing value in reading print editions. It’s a familiar trend in the newspaper business: financial ...

Everyone seems to be offering their two cents about what can and should be done to save print journalism. If you could step in as the CEO, what would you do to save your local metropolitan ...

Indeed, the saga of print journalism over the last several years has been one of decay and rot; layoffs; budget cuts; shrinkage. And it’s easy to see where the pandemic has made all that worse.

I spent the last four and a half years studying print journalism in college and watching vacantly as the newspaper/magazine industry crumbled before my eyes. The decline never bothered me. I ...

Newspaper and magazine executives talked about the challenges facing print journalism in light of new technologies, online platforms, and lower circulation. They also focused on models to increase ...

7. USB to back up materials. No matter what, some type of external harddrive is vital for journalism students (and every student). Too many people have learned this the hard way so make sure you ...

Fantastic read. I couldn’t concur more with this: “Unfortunately, the collapse of print journalism is just one manifestation of a broader collapse of community bonds.” I used to think it was just a ...

From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling throughout their ...

Print journalism insiders say the history of the boxes traces back to Kaspar Companies, founded under a different name in 1898 by August Kaspar. According to the company, ...

Greg Bordonaro and Jason Millman are staff writers for the Hartford Business Journal.Bordonaro, 23, and Millman, 22, are something rare: fresh faces in print journalism, an industry some have ...

The Monroe County History Center opened a new exhibit detailing Indiana’s rich history of print journalism July 18. Entitled “Breaking the News: The Past and Uncertain Future of Local Print Journalism ...