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2023 50-State Equal Pay Reference Guide

April 27, 2023 - This Desktop Reference is aimed at answering the most common questions Seyfarth Shaw is asked regarding the patchwork of state laws that touch on equal pay.
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Searching for gold: Making sense of academic research about journalism

Professors Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis have stepped up an email newsletter (hosted on Substack) that aims to showcase the most compelling research published each month. The newsletter is called RQ1, and Nieman Lab republishes it each month. more

Senior editor offers a ‘visual stepping stone’ for editing stories

Good editing is about consistency and connection, says Juliet Beverly, senior editor for BrainFacts.org.  more

Introducing the News Product Management Certification

Designed for mid to senior-level news professionals, this program aims to enhance technical and product knowledge to better drive strategic decision-making, innovation and operational change within the news industry. more

Associated Press journalists awarded the 2022 James Foley Medill Medal for Courage

The three international journalists are recognized for risking their lives as the last remaining international media in the besieged city of Mariupol, Ukraine. more

University of Maryland names Rafael Lorente to lead Philip Merrill College of Journalism

The University of Maryland has named Rafael Lorente dean of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism, effective July 1. He currently serves as associate dean for academic affairs and director of the master's program for UMD's Philip Merrill College of Journalism. more

AP announces 1 new director, 4 incumbents at annual meeting

Joining the board as a new director is Maha Abouelenein, CEO and founder of strategic communications consulting firm Digital and Savvy. more

Report for America welcomes newest corps members despite growing cuts to newsrooms across the country

Report for America will place more than 60 reporters and photojournalists in new positions at local newsrooms across the country this summer. more

Iowa federal judge tosses Devin Nunes defamation case against reporter

The suit stemmed from a political reporter's investigation into claims the former congressman's family used undocumented workers on their Iowa dairy farm. more

Black U.S. podcast listeners choose distinct topics, have different reasons for listening than other groups

About half of Americans (49%) say they have listened to a podcast in the past year, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. This share is roughly consistent across racial and ethnic groups, but Black podcast listeners tend to turn to podcasts about certain topics more frequently and listen to them for different reasons than listeners of other racial and ethnic backgrounds. more

The first Substack dedicated to war correspondence launches

“I’ve decided to go back into Ukraine to keep reporting,” war correspondent Tim Mak writes in his first Substack newsletter. “This time, alone.” more

From institutions to individuals: How Americans are now looking to public figures for news and information

The American public’s trust in institutions continues to erode — particularly confidence in organizations that provide news and information. Yet, a new study from Gallup and Knight Foundation finds that many Americans turn to individuals with public platforms for information and place a great deal of trust in these individuals.   more

WITF and LNP | LancasterOnline forge new model for local news, community education and civic engagement in Central Pennsylvania

LNP Media Group, owned by Steinman Communications Inc., and WITF have announced that together the two organizations are forging a new model for local news, community education and civic engagement in Central Pennsylvania. more

Facebook, Twitter to face new EU content rules by Aug. 25

The world's largest social media platforms Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and others will have to crack down on illegal and harmful content or else face hefty fines under the European Union's Digital Services Act from as early as Aug. 25. more

3 tips for building trust with rural communities

Recognize your role as a member of “the media,” lean into complexity and nuance, and get to know the people you aim to serve. more

Georges Media Group announces the launch of the Shreveport-Bossier Advocate

Georges Media Group, Louisiana’s largest locally owned media organization and publisher of The Times-Picayune | NOLA.com, The Advocate, The Acadiana Advocate and Gambit, has announced a full expansion of its news coverage into the Shreveport-Bossier City market. more

Natalie Acra named Daily News publisher in Greensburg, Indiana

Natalie Acra has been promoted from general manager to publisher of the Daily News in Greensburg, Indiana. more

Lessons from the digital subscriptions sprint cohort for Table Stakes alumni

In the digital subscription cohort for alumni of the Table Stakes Local News Transformation Program, five teams were challenged to think creatively about growing and retaining digital audiences through experimentation. In this Better News piece, each team shares the challenge it took on over the four months and highlights its biggest lessons. more

Prison journalist shows why we need a free press — even behind bars

Jason Walker has been reporting from inside his cell at great risk to his personal safety. more

Court denies request to lift gag order in Idaho killings

The Idaho Supreme Court on Monday rejected a request by 30 news organizations to lift a gag order in the criminal case of a man accused of stabbing four University of Idaho students to death. more
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