What do you use for news-article searches?
Staff
September 20, 2010
What do you do when you need to research a topic and you don’t have access to the proprietary LexisNexis news-articles database? That question came
What do you do when you need to research a topic and you don’t have access to the proprietary LexisNexis news-articles database? That question came
Like people who can’t help asking for health advice from any doctor they meet, journalists who recognize me as the Regret the Error guy usually
Angel Gonzalez, who in recent weeks of his coverage for Dow Jones News Wires has flown over the BP oil spill by helicopter and ridden
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When Mark Tatge began teaching business journalism students three years ago at Ohio University, he realized that the book he wanted to teach from wasn’t
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Gary Cohn is an investigative reporter based in Santa Monica, California. He is a 1998 Pulitzer Prize winner and the recipient of the 2009 Barlett
Journalists can’t avoid hearing about the benefits of using Twitter and other social media tools … whether they believe them or not. Well, the advanced
Jaimi Dowdell, training director for IRE, recommended that you have a strategy when it comes to using the Web as an investigative tool. “Know what
Mark MaremontSenior editor for the Wall Street Journal. His team won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its stories on the back-dating of
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