The bard speaks of love over 2,500 times in his collected works. He knows a thing or two about the transformative power of our deepest emotion. more

Here are 7 important things to consider when choosing a venue for community engagement. more

In a significant move towards enhancing media practices, Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication has named Chelsea Reynolds as the inaugural director of the newly established Center for Culture and Inclusion in Media. more

Aggregate data from 47 countries shows all the growth in platform news use coming from video or video-led networks. more

The Knight Foundation rolled out its election hub Thursday and expects to add more resources in the coming months. more

June 20, 2024 - The publisher of a weekly newspaper in a rural Colorado county has sued another newspaper in hopes of getting legal clarity about an obscure but important aspect of the local print news business. At issue is what specifically it takes to become a county’s official “newspaper of record.” more

Courtney Sebesta, a homegrown journalist who has risen from an entry-level newsroom position to top management at the Austin American-Statesman, will lead the publication as its new executive editor. more

After two-and-a-half years of bargaining and a recent strike, two dozen journalists at the Democrat and Chronicle (Rochester, New York) have a new two-year contract. It also affects reporters at the Canandaigua (New York) Daily Messenger. more

In a new collaboration, AP and the University of Chicago’s Center for Effective Government will work together to help strengthen democracy coverage across U.S. newsrooms. more

New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute has established the Peter F. Collier Award for Ethics in Journalism, which will celebrate acts of journalism that meet the highest ethical standards in the face of pressure or incentives to do otherwise.  more

There is a free treasure trove of compelling visual evidence out there that is going unused by many watchdog journalists. more

Kansas’ Marion County Record drew national support following a police action with a fatal aftermath, but the small weekly still needs journalists willing to work there. more

Holly Claycomb succeeds Neil Rudel, who is retiring as managing editor but will continue contributing coverage, including Penn State football. more

The Star Tribune Media Company, the largest news organization in the Midwest, announced Kim Hyatt’s transition to the new role of North Central reporter. Hyatt joined the Star Tribune in 2019 covering the Twin Cities suburbs and most recently Hennepin County Courts. more

A "platform reset" is changing how audiences interact with news, while news avoidance and concerns around misinformation have both grown since last year, writes lead author Nic Newsman. more

The International Fact-Checking Network at the Poynter Institute, a global leader in journalistic excellence, is launching a new grant writing course designed specifically for journalists and fact-checkers. more

Boone Newsmedia, Inc., (BNI) and Carpenter Media Group (CMG) have announced future ownership of eight local media companies that had been jointly owned by the two companies. more

BellCornerstone, a nationally recognized commercial real estate firm headquartered in Manlius, New York, has just announced the promotion of Keith Saville to vice president of sales.  more

Some news organizations have used generative AI, but the utility of AI in journalism is not obvious to everyone. The Journalist's Resource reached out to a longtime tech journalist for her thoughts on the future of AI and the news. more

The Journalists Recovery Network offers testimonials from other journalists, resources and a space to talk to someone in recovery. more