Ideas for reporters: Women and the economy
April 21, 2016
Watch this video to learn interesting facts about women’s influence on the economy and get resources for further reporting.
Watch this video to learn interesting facts about women’s influence on the economy and get resources for further reporting.
Today is Mom and Pop Business Owners Day. If you’re looking to do some timely reporting on the small businesses in your area, the Census
The U.S. government gives out billions of dollars every year in grants, loans, contracts and financial assistance. Using USAspending.gov, you can see who is being
Is your newsroom looking to interact more with your audience? Create better timelines, charts and graphics? Be more efficient in your work individually and within
Data isn’t just for investigative reporters. Numbers are the basis for any business story. Where to find them? Try these sources. Google Public Data
1. FOIA Machine FOIA Machine is a website that helps you speed up and simplify the process of submitting a Freedom of Information Access
Do you cover higher education? Here are some ways to cover business angles in education. College Scorecard College Scorecard is a brand-new website created by
Women own nearly 10 million businesses in the United States, and that number continues to grow. According to the National Women’s Business Council, women-owned businesses
The 28 million small businesses in America employ more than half of the entire workforce, contribute most to the production of new jobs and are
As a business journalist, numbers are everywhere. From prices to sizes, they provide information that is vital for your stories. Here are some tips from
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