But What Can I Do? How Journalists Can Help Communities Heal After the George Floyd Protests
For journalists who entered this profession to make a difference, situations like these can make you feel helpless. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Taking risks turns WOOD-TV contributor Annie Agar into viral sensation
How do you create content as a sports journalist when there’s no sports to be found? Experiment and take chances.
A Slice of Hope: Twitter connects strangers during COVID-19 crisis
I’m not in a position to change their circumstances, but I can help provide a distraction for a few hours by sending dinner their way.
Weekly Wrap: Celebrating International Women’s Day
Nexstar Media Group is fortunate to have numerous women leading digital efforts in their respective newsrooms. On this International Women’s Day, we want to highlight their efforts.
Weekly Wrap: Video of 9-year-old bullying victim breaks hearts across the world
The story of 9-year-old Quaden Bayles proved to take the internet and social media by storm towards the end of this week.
Weekly Wrap: Get paid to ‘gram, News Nation jobs
Every young person’s dream job is no available. Yes, the folks at the Facebook Journalism Project will pay you to post to Instagram.
Weekly Wrap: Off the record in DC, guide to going viral, new jobs
Some have argued it’s no big deal for those in attendance to give the information to someone else for publication. I’m not a big fan of that…
Weekly Wrap: Super Bowl coverage, KTLA thanks
One guy I’ll be cheering for on Super Bowl Sunday is Dre Greenlaw. When I worked in Arkansas, we followed his story from foster care to adoption to standout college football player.
Weekly Wrap: News Nation coming to WGN America
Obviously, this will be a huge opportunity for the more than 5,000 journalists across the company — and also an alternative to the political debate that oftens dominates the primetime cable news airwaves.
