Newsrooms in a sentence

RJI hopes to construct case studies that show how newsrooms are being proactive in addressing burnout and welcomes newsrooms that would like to experiment with some of the solutions suggested by this research.

But it seems nobody is talking about this crisis that is unfolding in student newsrooms at universities, so we intend to make sure you understand the consequences of allowing student newsrooms to suffer.

After George Floyd’s murder, white-owned newsrooms promised to support Black journalists.

But local news is facing a stiff headwind as it fights to remain viable in an environment where media consolidation is gutting newsrooms across the country.

During his eight years in the journalism industry, he’s worked in a number of newsrooms where he had to figure out how to exist in those spaces.

In the days ahead, newsrooms should be aware that threats and violence against journalists may rise for a while.

In this year’s edition, there has been a drop in the entries in Features and Investigative Journalism, which speaks to the disturbing trend of shrinking newsrooms.

Journalism can be a macho and lonely craft, especially while so many journalists no longer work in newsrooms surrounded by coworkers.

Laurie Bullock has been working in newsrooms since his 20s.

Licht argued that the media’s blind spots owe to a lack of diversity—and not the lack of diversity that he sees newsrooms obsessing over.

Meredith Melland is the neighborhoods reporter for the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service and a corps member of Report for America, a national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.

Newsrooms will develop reporting teams dedicated to uncovering and explaining the impact of algorithms on everyday life.

Next year we’ll see more newsrooms offering paid sessions via their employee assistance programs or mental health benefits and accompanying them with awareness actions to destigmatize their use.

On Monday, news broke that he sold the U-T to a media conglomerate feared by journalists nationwide for its sharp scissors and its propensity to use them to cut newsrooms to the bone.

Samantha was also part of the inaugural class of Report for America, a service journalism program that sends up-and-coming reporters to local newsrooms across the country.

Since 2008, nearly 500 newsrooms have closed across the country, Mr Rodriguez said.

Since 2018, he has also worked in various newsrooms across the GTA covering city affairs, community events and entertainment.

Then came the backlash from white conservatives within the system who took issue with her work at the New York Times and her focus on diversity and inclusion in newsrooms.

Though researchers have grown more conscious of "Missing White Woman Syndrome" and diversified newsrooms are helping shed a light on missing minorities, the problem remains nonetheless.

Two more newsrooms voted to unionize Monday: the Athens Banner-Herald and the Savannah Morning News, both in Georgia.