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Category: Newsroom Notes
Newsroom Notes: Tips for Getting Your Event or Cause Covered on TV News
Over my years working in TV newsroom, I noticed things that work and things that don’t work when businesses and organizations are trying to get coverage.
Newsroom Notes: A Typical Week in the News Cycle
The news flows differently depending on the day of the week. Since Monday was a holiday this week, Wednesday will probably have a “Tuesday level” of events.
Newsroom Notes: Where Does Local News Come From?
Local news can come from a variety of places. But if you’re only chasing the competition, there’s no reason for your news outlet to exist.
Newsroom Notes: Reflecting on 20 Years of Change and What’s Next
A lot has changed in my 20 years in TV news, and there’s undoubtedly more change to come. But some things can’t change if there is going to continue to be news.
Newsroom Notes: A Closer Look at Skill Sets in a Modern Newsroom
Want a job in broadcast news? Wondering how it gets on the air? Here’s a summary of the basic skills needed for positions in a newsroom.
Newsroom Notes: The TV News Staffing Problem
It’s a problem that has become obvious to any regular news viewer: there are fewer and fewer faces on your local TV newscasts.