Author Archive for Jennifer Peters – Page 10
Journalists’ Tips for Avoiding Fake News
It’s harder than it may seem to tell the difference between real and fake news, when all you have is a headline to guide you ... Read More
Can You Tell Real News Headlines from Fake? Take Our Quiz!
Fake news websites derive nearly 42 percent of their traffic from links posted on social media platforms. But those links offer only headlines, making it ... Read More
Combating Fake News Through Community Outreach
To help combat the confusion brought on by fake news, Honolulu Civil Beat is opening its doors to the public to help teach them news ... Read More
What You Can Learn from Niche News Pubs
Niche publications are a big business in 2017. Though they may attract smaller audiences than traditional news outlets, there are hundreds of niche publications, with ... Read More
Press Trends to Be Thankful for In 2017
The news industry has suffered some setbacks in 2017, including the continued rise of fake news and a growing number of attacks on the press, ... Read More
The Influence of Print Ads on Black Friday Shopping
Black Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year, so the Alliance looked at how consumers engage with advertisements and what they can expect ... Read More
From Tactical Gear to Typewriters: Veterans-Turned-Journalists Share Tips for Covering the Military
On Veterans Day, we honor the women and men who’ve served in America’s armed forces, and part of honoring that service includes reading and knowing ... Read More
Print Ads Remain Valuable Assets for Publishers and Advertisers
Last week, the DTC Forum on Television & Print in New York City discussed how the pharmaceutical industry can benefit from advertisements on TV and ... Read More
Scary Good Facts About the News Industry
The news industry may be changing every day, and the way the media does business isn't the same as it once was, but there's still ... Read More
Covering the White House in 2017 Not So Different After All
When President Trump called the press “the enemy of the American people,” journalist Olivier Knox’s son asked if his dad would be safe going to ... Read More
