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The Big Question about Journalism’s Disruption

28 April 201528 April 2015|Digital, Editorial

Something interesting is happening as new media companies like Buzzfeed, Vox and Vice raise bucket loads in venture capital. They seem to be making themselves beholden to their advertisers in ways that their print predecessors never could…or would. And the...

10 Tips for Better Proofreading

23 April 201523 April 2015|Editorial

The quote is often attributed to Ernest Hemingway, although some believe it more rightly belongs to author Peter De Vries. Regardless of the origin, “Write drunk, edit sober” is often thrown about in talking about the creative process. While we...

Interview: 614 Media Success with Print and Digital

21 April 201521 April 2015|Digital, Editorial, Magazine, Marketing, Print, Publisher

Mr. Wayne Lewis is having tremendous success with 614 Media in Columbus Ohio. We've had the privilege of working with him for many years. I asked Wayne about his success during these difficult times. Here's what he had to say: David: Wayne, please tell our audience your history...

Some Common Sense on Commas

07 April 201507 April 2015|Editorial

[responsive][/responsive]“A lot of people are taught that a comma goes anywhere you want to indicate a pause. On the surface, that system appears to work out fine. Commas often do just that. But not always,” writes editor June Casagrande in...

What’s Left if We Take the Heart Out of Journalism?

27 March 201527 March 2015|Editorial, News

“I really wouldn't pay for any type of news because as a citizen it’s my right to know the news.” This seems to be a prevailing attitude among Millennials, according to an article in Nieman Lab. And that attitude, asserts...

Why Journalists Are Not Happy These Days

19 March 201519 March 2015|content, Editorial

[responsive][/responsive]The hallmark of good technology is that it makes our lives easier, more enjoyable and therefore makes us happier. So why are so many journalists saying that working in this digital tech-heavy age is harder than ever? “According to the...

The Editors Guide to Brand Publishing in the New World

25 February 201525 February 2015|content, Editorial, publishing

“Telling great stories is always an editor’s top priority, but working with a brand adds an entirely new set of priorities,” says Ryan Galloway in Contently. “Suddenly having clients to please and marketing KPIs to hit can make the transition...

National Geographic’s Goldberg Says Closed Doors Won’t Work Anymore

08 January 201508 January 2015|Digital, Editorial, Magazine, Print

[responsive][/responsive]Calling it “the best time in the world to be editor-in-chief,” National Geographic’s Susan Goldberg is enthusiastically embracing the new realities of publishing, bringing a fresh approach to the iconic magazine. Goldberg was interviewed by The Washingtonian’s Andrew Beaujon and...

Big News for Magazines; Now Eligible for Pulitzers

18 December 201418 December 2014|Editorial, Magazine

[responsive][/responsive]The Pulitzer Prizes in journalism have long been coveted by reporters of American newspapers and news sites. And now, according to a press release from the organization, content from print and online magazines is now eligible for consideration. “Pulitzer Prize...

Teaching the Business of Creative Writing

26 August 201426 August 2014|Editorial

[responsive][/responsive]In a perfect world, writers would create and be paid accordingly. Yet it’s incredibly tough to make a living as a creative writer. Writer and teacher Nick Rapatrazone is committed to doing something about that, and he’s starting early. “We...

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