Tag: journalism
Women in Journalism Still Face Inequalities
Although women regularly outnumber men in journalism programs, they represent only 41.7% of all ...
Local Media Weighs In On Emerging News Media Models
For local news organizations, being engaged with the local community is essential to finding ...
The Red & Black Navigates Intentionally Through Era of Distrust Toward Media
Twenty seven percent of Americans have “not very much” trust in the mass ...
The Lead: Ralitsa Vassileva On Communicating Well
UGA lecturer of journalism and former anchor with CNN International Ralitsa Vassileva joins us ...
Local Campaign Ads Pile Up in Trash After Election Day 2020
Local campaigns have been handing out yard signs, slipping campaign ads under doors, and ...
The Lead: Josina Guess on Becoming a Writer
When Josina Guess joined The Bitter Southerner as assistant editor in December 2019, I ...
New Start-Up, Old Non-Profit Discuss How Businesses Can Be Anti-Racist
After a summer of civil unrest, conversations about race are at the forefront of ...
The Lead: Jacqueline Howard on Covering a Pandemic
Are you tired of talking about COVID-19? I know I am. Yet in every ...
Nick Fouriezos, Senior Politics Reporter for OZY Magazine and Grady Alum: Guest Curator for April-May 2020
To further our mission to talk about process and quality in journalism, each guest ...
Any Jobs? The Georgia Work Economy During COVID-19
A few weeks ago, Stephanie Eason was working as a dental hygienist at Henry ...
Grocery Shopping, Food Safety Tips During COVID-19 Outbreak
While reading up on how to stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic, it can ...
The Lead: Tanya Sichynsky On The Flavors Of Food Journalism
Before diving into today’s episode, indulge me for a moment. This is the final ...
