Robot Reporters: Inside Automated Reporting
In an era when computers can fly planes, drive cars, and heat homes, why can’t they write the news?
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College Town Works to Find Niche
Six months in, how is College Town doing?
Fighting Fake News
It was a very interesting election season: Denzel Washington supported Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton sold weapons to ISIS, Hillary was
Push Notification Etiquette
There is a new expectation of news. Consumers expect news to find them, wherever they are. And that news needs
New Sports Media, Paying for Expertise
By C. Ellis, Special to the News Media Alliance It’s impossible to have a conversation about digital media in 2016
News-worthy Halloween Costumes
Did you wait until deadline to come up with a costume? Typical journalist. Luckily we have a list of news-worthy
Humanizing Tragedies
By Kaitlin Jansen, Special to the News Media Alliance Mass shootings, other gun violence and international bombings – in an
Digital Tuesdays: How College Newspapers Evolve
By Madeline Will, Special to the News Media Alliance The Daily Tar Heel is not a daily. The student newspaper
Protecting Democracy: The Freedom of the Press
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom
Framing a Great Story
A PTA mom that everyone loved, a power couple and ruin. The Framed mysteries series by Los Angeles Times journalist