The last issue of APME News magazine was distributed this week at the News Leaders Association Conference in New Orleans.
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Having data in stories adds to credibility and benefits reporters, but so does data on content views, page views and story views. The digital team staffers in your newsroom might not be your best friends now, but they should be.
Read MoreFor new and seasoned journalists, the News Leaders Association presents a clean slate, a chance to build an organization from the ground up, said panelists on Tuesday at the NLA Conference luncheon presentation.
Read MoreWith the 2020 election a year away, newsrooms nationwide already have started covering stories related to it.
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Reporters and photographers gathered for the Women in Photojournalism session Monday. Panelists recounted their experiences and struggles in the field, such as unequal pay and sexual harassment.
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For a century, journalists have been the distributors of news as well as gatekeepers of facts and truth but these days a global campaign of disinformation and a growing dependency on social media to get the news out may be crippling the industry and eroding public trust.
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Disasters impact not just people living in the area, but also reporters covering the event, according to a panel of journalists at Monday’s News Leaders Association Conference.
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Nurturing future newsroom leaders means present-day stalwarts should lead by example and not work around-the-clock, according to panelists Monday at the News Leaders Association Conference.
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Vicks VapoRub took the spotlight in the News Leaders Association session “Being a Strategic Partner with Your Community.” This salve cured a disconnect between Los Angeles Times reporter Esmeralda Bermudez and a portion of her readers when she published a column about the Latino community’s love of “Vivaporu.” Bermudez, along with her fellow panelists, advocated for more reporters to discover their community’s niche interests— even if it happens to be a menthol rub.
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The News Leaders Association, born of the merger between two long-standing media organizations - the American Society of News Editors and Associated Press Media Editors - will become a bigger advocate for First Amendment issues.
Read MoreIt’s rare to receive a newspaper that’s a hefty 65 pages, but this is common for The New Orleans Advocate on a Saturday in Louisiana. While the company’s online presence NOLA.com is nothing to be overlooked, it’s print publication has been growing circulation year over year.
Read MoreMaria Ressa may not be a household name among American journalists, but she will be after Monday’s opening session of the inaugural News Leaders Association opening luncheon, where she is the keynote speaker.
Read MoreOur team is a select group of Ball State University journalism students, led by Professor Juli Metzger. This is the seventh consecutive year Ball State students have traveled to cover the News Leadership Conference, receiving experience and mentorship while reporting the conference highlights.
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