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By Christopher Jones-Cruise I write often (excessively? obsessively?) about "journalese," that strange language that broadcast – and...

By Christopher Jones-Cruise For journalists who have for years been dealing with an ever-increasing demand for stories while newsroom headcounts...

By Christopher Jones-Cruise Here are some examples of bad newswriting I have read or heard in the past few months. Some of these “quick...

By Simon Perez RTDNA Contributor Despite the technological disruption that is transforming the television news business, there are still some tried...

By Christopher Jones-Cruise The end of the Obama presidency means we are being flooded with stories about his legacy. (I’m working on one...

By Simon PerezRTDNA Contributor Local television news stations long ago realized they couldn’t only depend on reaching audiences over the...

By Christopher Jones-Cruise It’s “mourning’ in America” -- or at least in Hollywood and in the sports world. If you watch,...

By Charlie Meyerson These days, we're all headline writers. Whether you're producing material for radio, television, print or online, you need a...

By Kevin Benz The horrific shootings in Dallas call for careful and calculated coverage from journalists — again. Journalists must keep in...

As events continue to unfold in Ferguson, Missouri in the wake of the death of Michael Brown, RTDNA has recieved reports of journalists being...

By Kathleen Kirby, Partner, Wiley Rein LLP & Ari Meltzer, Associate, Wiley Rein LLP For many news organizations, copyright issues can be...