Commentary Did Twitter elect Donald Trump? Good morning. Here's our morning roundup of all the media news you need to know. Want to get this briefing in your inbox every morning?
Glenn Beck makes big cuts at The Blaze, Mercury Radio Arts Glenn Beck announced that he laid off a sizable portion of the workforce at his production company and conservative-learning news outlet on Thursda
Innovation This free tool will help you pinpoint the news in a disaster zone Are you prepared for the next big story that comes to the city or town you cover? This tool will help you.
How to Tell Great Investigative Stories with Dwindling Resources Learn how to best manage the resources you need to tell big stories, tap into your existing resources, develop new skill sets and create an effective process for investigative journalism to flourish.
Leadership How the Houston Chronicle is covering the city's historic disaster Albert Gonzalez tugged a pallet piled with newspapers through a maze of donated clothes, pillows and blankets on Tuesday.
Commentary ‘Don’t call me dear, f**kface,’ and other ways to approach anger at work The Cohort is Poynter's bi-monthly newsletter about women kicking ass in digital medi
Storytelling Houston contingent at The Washington Post sent doughnuts to the Chronicle today On Thursday, 40 or 50 journalists in the newsroom at the Houston Chronicle smiled at the same time.
Commentary This ESPN football analyst had a crisis of conscience. Then he quit. Good morning. Here's our morning roundup of all the media news you need to know. Want to get this briefing in your inbox every morning?
Storytelling Texas will need great regional reporting for months and years. Can we muster a cavalry? The news out of Texas this week shows how journalism stands out in crisis, when reliable information is essential and when people producing the new
Storytelling When Hurricane Katrina hit, reporters made serious mistakes. Here's what to avoid this time around Before Hurricane Harvey dumped feet of water on Texas, a
Innovation Zello app connects storm victims with rescuers It's not an overstatement to say that an app called Zello has saved lives over the last few days as Hurricane Harvey dumped feet of water on Texas.
