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Sandberg’s complex legacy includes shining spotlight on persistent workplace gender inequity
It’s a good thing Facebook posts aren’t limited to the 280 characters on Twitter because it took Meta Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg 8,489 characters – 1,528 words – to
Survey shows U.S. business journalists command 37% salary premium; median 2022 salary of $66,204
Business journalists in the United States earn nearly $18,000 more than their peers, according to a recent survey conducted by the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism. The
Gender equity in the newsroom with Kristen Gilger
Ruby interviews Kristen Gilger, co-author of ‘There’s no crying in newsrooms,’ on what it was like as a woman in broadcast journalism 30 years ago compared to today. Kristen shares
Reshoring breathes life into the manufacturing desert of the United States
After what seems like decades of manufacturing jobs moving outside of the United States, thousands were added in April due in part to increases in supply chain management and China’s
Data analysis: A journalist’s superpower with Steve Doig
Numbers are the language of the world. Ruby interviews Steve Doig, experienced data journalist and current ASU professor, on how working with data can be a business journalist’s superpower. Steve
Failure of Black News Channel, CNN+ shows need for adaptable journalism business models
New journalism businesses aspiring to greatness can’t rely on the playbooks of their 20th Century forerunners – they have to be more nimble and innovative, according to experts. And that’s