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Archive of ‘Tracking the Economic Recovery’ workshop blog

 

From left: My-Ly Nguyen, business editor, Press & Sun Bulletin; Shawna Turner, business reporter, Williamsport Sun-Gazette; and Lee Miller, career columnist, New Jersey Star-Ledger.

We were in Philly Friday, Jan. 22, for a daylong workshop on “Tracking the Economic Recovery in Your Town.”

Sessions included one from Ryan Sweet, senior economist with Moody’s Economy.com,  who talked about which local economic statistics are worth following.

Sweet was joined by Melissa Preddy, who brainstormed story ideas and identified resources for local economic stories. Preddy is a blogger for BusinessJournalism.org and a former business reporter, editor and columnist for The Detroit News.

Ron Nixon, projects reporter for The New York Times, talked about ways to follow the economic-stimulus and TARP money coming out of Washington, where he is based.

On Twitter, we used the hashtag #BizJ.

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About the Author

Linda Austin is the executive director of the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism. A former business editor at The Philadelphia Inquirer, she spent the past decade as a top newsroom leader, serving as the editor of the Lexington Herald-Leader in Kentucky; executive editor of The News-Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Ind.; and managing editor of the News & Record in Greensboro, N.C.

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  1. [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Reynolds Center and Reynolds Center, Kelly Carr. Kelly Carr said: RT @BizJournalism: LIVE blogging workshop from Philadelphia this morning .. tracking the economic recovery … #BizJ http://bit.ly/4QzN2j [...]

  2. [...] local economic indicators. And there are more ideas — serious and playful — about tracking your local economic recovery in this archived blog of a Reynolds Center workshop Melissa and Ryan Sweet, senior economist for [...]

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