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
If you’re ready for a break from housing, jobs, and oil-spill stories, here’s a potpourri of season tips you can use now for picturesque and
By Pam Luecke So you’ve been assigned to the business beat. Congratulations! Many a fine financial journalist has started on this path accidentally. They are
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
Even as many K-12 students are counting down the month or so left in the school year, for-profit educational services are tallying up enrollment in
The Kansas City Star won a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for its series last year on human trafficking. The awards recognize work that focuses on human rights, social
The Wall Street Journal continues its series “The Road Back” looking at a company that purchased the names of defunct retailers and is bringing them
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
Business writer Jane M. Von Bergen of The Philadelphia Inquirer writes about unemployment among those in the area’s wealthier ZIP codes. The story started with counts of continuing-unemployment
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
Hard to believe that most of us in the United States will spring our clocks forward on March 14. (Or, if you’re like me, you’ll
Zlati Meyer of the Detroit Free Press writes about how home sellers are burying St. Joseph statutes in their yards to improve their sales potential.
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