Social media ethics for journalists: Part 2
June 20, 2012
In my previous post, I discussed some challenges that social media poses for business journalists who want to remain above reproach professionally while also enjoying
In my previous post, I discussed some challenges that social media poses for business journalists who want to remain above reproach professionally while also enjoying
Luke Baker’s career has taken him all over the globe to report on everything from film festivals and football tournaments to the conflict in Congo
Last week a colleague of mine asked me which Twitter handles I follow for economic news. To answer his question and help you get a
Spencer Soper of the Allentown Morning Call exposed the working conditions at an Amazon.com warehouse last year, noting the intense heat and ambulances parked outside
As bathing suit season looms, I’ve noticed a second wave of the weight-loss and exercise ads that typically rear themselves right after Jan. 1. Dieters who
Earlier this spring a local web developer made a surprising observation: The owner of a commercial cleaning business had strolled in and asked for a completely
Matt Apuzzo, a Reynolds Center presenter, and Michael J. Berens, a 2011 winner of the Barlett & Steele Awards for Investigative Reporting, have each won
Copy editors who attended The American Copy Editors Society’s 2012 Conference’s “Financial Editing” session learned how to ensure text is clear and readable for investors and
She’s been called “the best financial news tweeter extant” and a human aggregator who “always has relevant stories about Wall Street.” Marketplace New York Bureau
Stephanie Hoops of the Ventura County Star first wrote about a debt collection firm with a bad reputation in 2009. California’s lack of regulators to
For Tim Logan, being a successful economics reporter for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch means taking important national economic issues and making them relevant at the local level. Logan
After being assigned to write about the bankruptcy of a life insurance company early on in his career, David Heath found himself far from excited.
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