Adapt or die
Natural selection favors deft jack-of-all-trades in evolving newsrooms.
Archive | Craft Improvement
We’re all in this together
By Dan Small After a long career in television and even more years as a freelancer for magazines and newspapers, with the encouragement of my good friend, the late Tony Dean, three years ago I launched a weekly hourlong radio show with a business partner and co-host, Judy Nugent. If anyone had told me then Read more »
No photographer left behind
By William H. Mullins About 25 years ago, I learned an invaluable wildlife photography lesson when I had the good fortune to partner with a couple of seasoned photographers preparing to work a ferruginous hawk nest in the Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area in southwest Idaho. James P. Blair, a National Geographic Read more »
Small gestures pay big dividends
Editor’s note: Following is the conclusion of photojournalist Christopher Batin’s two-part article on making the most of FAM – or familiarization – trips. Part 1 discussed pre-trip preparations.
Good, bad and healthy TV images
Bulging belts. Straining buttons. Moans and groans. Whispered cliches … “Ah till ya wot … no doubt about it … for all ya folks at home …” Hosts dwarfing most NFL players. Expert hunters huffing and puffing up a ladder to an elevated shooting shack yards from a bait pile. Anglers grunting and gasping while Read more »
Journalist gains perspective from other side of interview
If the interviewer doesn’t understand a topic he or she asked me about, how will the readers, listeners or viewers?
