journalism
- Engaging Culture
The News Media and America’s Polarization
Many are saying the recent election was the most polarizing in American history. While it can be argued that numerous…
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The Power of Public Relations
A lot of pastors and ministry leaders ask me about Public Relations – does a church, ministry, or non-profit need…
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The Truth About Journalists
Today I found some notes from an old article in Public Relations Tactics that I thought worth posting. In today’s…
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Can You Survive In A Headline Society?
The President of Fox News, Roger Ailes, calls today’s culture a “headline society.” We now live on short, direct, and…
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The 10 Keys To Shooting A Great Video Interview
Experts called 2015 “The Year of Online Video” and there’s no sign of it letting up now – even years…
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When The Media Becomes Racist in Pursuit of Ratings
Here’s my take on the George Zimmerman trial that I wrote for the Huffington Post. I’d be curious to know…
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It’s Time to Drop These Words and Phrases
Perhaps since I’m a writer, I’m a bit overly sensitive, but there’s a growing list of words and phrases that…
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A Great Idea for Getting News Coverage
Here’s one of the most effective ways to get noticed by local media and generate positive press coverage: Take a…
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The BBC’s Charlie Brooker on the Media’s Growing Blur Between “News” and “Entertainment”
Check out Channel 4’s Charlie Brooker on the long debated blur between news coverage and entertainment, as shown very well…
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Why Old Media Still Matters
A study by the Project for Excellence in Journalism reveals that 95% of news stories with fresh information came from…
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