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New Study Explores Why Tech Isn’t Always the Answer to News Media’s Problems

A new study from the Reuters Institute of Journalism raises a warning call to organizations that are focusing on constant evolution rather than identifying and committing to their own strengths, stating that “relentless, high-speed pursuit of technology-driven innovation could be almost as dangerous as stagnation.”

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5 Novels About Journalists to Cozy Up With This Winter

As winter approaches, it’s the perfect time to indulge in some novels about journalists whose lives are exactly as wild and crazy as we all imagined ours would be. Once you’ve met your deadlines for the day, curl up with one of these five fiercely fun reads about our fictional news media counterparts!

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CEO Column: Giving Thanks

It’s the time of year when we reflect on the things that matter most to us, and on my list – alongside family, friends and a team of hardworking and dedicated colleagues – is the opportunity I’m given every day to help promote and protect the news media industry.

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War Reporting By the Book

For most Americans, reporting by journalists embedded in war zones with our troops is the primary way we learn about our military men and women and the issues and challenges of serving in the armed forces. We’ve rounded up 10 great books about some of the best military, war and defense reporters in the business to help you learn more about America’s wars and war correspondents.

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Quiz: Can You Crack the Code of Military Slang?

Journalists have been embedding — or traveling alongside — military service members for decades in order to get the best coverage of their country’s wars. But being in the midst of a war isn’t easy — especially if you don’t understand the unique lingo used in the military. Take our quiz to find out if you’re ready to embed solo or if you need to bring along a translator!

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