Journalists attend conferences as professional development, as a way to stay abreast of trends in a certain industry, or to write about them. If you
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Whether you’re diving into a freelance writing career or are simply doing a bit of independent journalism on the side, if you want to land
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Developing new topics can be a challenge. A lot of journalists forget to look inward instead of outward. There are current events, financial filings, regulatory
Business journalism is the process of gathering, arranging, and presenting information that helps people better understand companies, industries, and economies. At the center is “information.”
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South by Southwest may be best known for its movie screenings, raucous parties with live music and panels on tech topics. Still, plenty of journalists
You’ve heard more times than you could count not to use clichés, whether from a teacher or in the railing of some literary giant like
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