LGBT news sites are covering a lot these days, from global pride marches to politics and entertainment — and for an audience that includes all sexual orientations, gender identities, and diverse backgrounds. Though it may sometimes seem like the purveyors of LGBT-specific content are dwindling, many blogs, LGBT-focused offshoots of traditional news media, and other…
As a new photographer continues to learn and develop their craft, eventually they’ll get to a point where their equipment gets in the way of producing the images they desire. A decent camera body with a kit lens is enough to get started, but eventually you’ll want to upgrade to take your photography to the…
This is an update to a post published on April 20, 2017. It’s the golden age of climate denial. At least that’s what Esquire Magazine said in a recent piece on environmental skeptics inside the Trump Administration. And still, news outlets only sometimes push back against climate denial, says Media Matters. “Climate denialists have gained…
Are your messages secure? With data breaches and other scams on the rise, you’ve probably asked yourself this question — whether you’re protecting sensitive information from a confidential source, or just keeping a close eye on your personal account. Earlier this month, journalists swapped warnings about a particularly sneaky Google Doc invite that scammed even the savviest users. More recently,…
Every site wants to provide a quality user experience. It’s increasingly important as brands with an online presence work to keep audience interest. With digital audiences spreading their time across platforms, usability has become a commodity. We’re all trying to sell an experience, no matter who we try to reach or where they view us. If you want your…
They say you get the best real world training in college. The best example: The college newspaper. It’s where budding journalism students learn and grow, setting the tone for the future of the industry. Students are on the frontlines of big picture things, namely the intersection of technology and news, improving newsroom diversity and coverage…
Spanish-language media has always covered immigration well. But when you add to the conversation a wall, travel ban, and sanctuary cities, the subject of immigration gets pushed to the top of the news cycle. For journalists working with Spanish-language media, covering immigration can present challenges. They must strike a balance between reporting recent developments and…
