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Sep 07, 2011
- Posted by Lauren
McKeon
School's here and summer's lazy days are behind us: it's time to get back to work. We present the updated j-net primer: In addition to all the great j-news you'll find on J-Source, you'll also want to check these sites for the skinny on hot-button issues, ethical dilemmas, and insights into great journalism.
Jun 28, 2010
- Posted by Dana
Lacey
From API to cloud computing to XML, PoynterOnline has created a glossary of tech terms every journalist should know...
Jul 28, 2009
- Posted by Regan
Ray
Trying to imagine the best way for a story to unfold before a reader’s eyes is first and foremost in any editor’s mind when handling a lengthy manuscript, writes Bill Reynolds. Using five personal examples, Reynolds shows how structuring narrative changes depending on the material.
Trying to imagine the best way for a story to unfold before a reader’s eyes is first and foremost in any editor’s mind when handling a lengthy manuscript, writes Bill Reynolds. Using five personal examples, Reynolds shows how structuring narrative changes depending on the material.
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