It has been a costly flu season so far this year, with high numbers of flu-like symptoms, hospitalizations, and deaths. According to the CDC, the...
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It was hard to avoid a heart-sinking feeling this week as stock market headlines jumped out of the business section and onto the front page with...
Read PostThis year, federal income tax returns are due April 17. Typically, April brings a slew of tax-related consumer finance stories. This year,...
Read PostPresident Trump spoke today on the final day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The annual meeting is a gathering of world...
Read PostAccording to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 44 journalists were killed on duty around the world in 2017. For many around the...
Read PostBy Simon PerezAssociate Professor, Syracuse University “Anyone can just stand there.” That’s what I frequently tell my broadcast...
Read PostAs we write this column, Congress is on the precipice of allowing the federal government to shut down. It has happened 12 times since 1981, most...
Read PostThis week, more than 180,000 people were drawn to Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show, the year’s who’s who and...
Read PostJust before the end of 2017, a major tax overhaul was signed into law. The coverage was hard to miss, but that doesn’t mean your audience has...
Read PostBy Christopher Jones-Cruise I continue to hear and read journalese in every size market as well as on broadcast and cable networks. I’ve been...
Read PostBy Simon PerezRTDNA Contributor Go ahead, admit it. Lots of us got into journalism because we weren’t so good at math. But that doesn’t...
Read PostBy Simon Perez, RTDNA Contributor Nearly every broadcast journalism school tries to prepare students for the challenges and expectations...
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