Too many opinions spoil a presentation
Back when I was in the ad agency business, I made a logo presentation that turned into a fiasco. It was an uncomfortable reminder...
Enterprise reporting goes beyond the obvious
When it comes to interviewing reporter candidates, many editors want to see examples of so-called enterprise reporting.
I just finished serving as a judge for...
Assume the attitude of a lifelong learner
More art than science. More craft than vocation. More a calling than a profession.
All these statements are true about our chosen field of journalism....
Newest New England Hall Of Fame Inductees All Pioneering Community Journalists
John Voket | NENPA eBulletin | March 11, 2020
The gathering was intimate but sentiments filled the room as...
Deadline extended to December 20 for New England Equity Reporting Fellowship
Applications for the program are now closed. Participants will be contacted no later than January 3, 2022, about acceptance into the program.
New England journalists...
Pandemic no excuse for lazy reporting
Editors and reporters are facing some of their biggest challenges in gathering news during the pandemic. Access to everyday sources is increasingly...
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Celebrating Boston’s Journalism Leaders in the 2025 NABJ Hall of Fame
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) has announced the 2025 Hall of Fame inductees and special honors recipients, recognizing influential figures who have...
The ‘blue shirt’ won. Is that the best we can do?
Local names and faces are the lifeblood of community newspaper content.
There’s no better way to spotlight your readers than through photos. After all, “a...
How data + collaboration drive breakthrough journalism at scale
Among this week's Pulitzer Prize winners, the Local Reporting award, shared by the Baltimore Banner and the New York Times, showcased how data and...