Reuters editor in chief Stephen Adler writes for Nieman Reports on the importance of providing information that lets readers make decisions. Adler writes, “That’s why we avoid loaded language and instead describe statements and behaviors in...
“Coffee with a Journalist” host Beck Bamberger spoke with Fortune senior writer Aaron Pressman about his work. Here is an excerpt: Beck: I like it. Now, what about actually creating a story? We like to chat with...
William Power and Jennifer Hicks write in The Wall Street Journal Style & Substance blog that its reporters need to be more careful using the words “critics” and “experts.” Power and Hicks write, “‘Critics and Experts’ sounds...
Roberto Torres, a reporter at CIO Dive, covering the software industry, data analytics and the future of technology, spoke with UNC-Chapel Hill journalism professor Andy Bechtel about his job. Here is an excerpt: Q. What...
Financial Times investigative reporter Dan McCrum writes about how German company Wirecard attempted to discredit his reporting about the company. McCrum writes, “At the FT we were dumbfounded. A senior executive at a large publicly listed...
Terry Murden is the editor and director of Daily Business. He has editorial and commercial control of the news website, generating and uploading news and opinion, commissioning writers and organizing external events associated with...
Ian Harrison of Concordia University interviewed Yinka Ibukun, West Africa bureau chief for Bloomberg News, about her job. Here is an excerpt: Your mandate is huge. How do you choose what to cover? I’m...
Jeffrey Dastin, technology correspondent for Reuters, explained how he investigated drug store chain Rite Aid and its use of facial recognition cameras in its stores. Here is an excerpt: “I had wanted to deeply...
New York Times business editor Ellen Pollock sent out the following announcement on Monday: We are delighted to introduce and welcome Eshe Nelson, our newest colleague to the Business team, as a reporter in London. Eshe...
Shane Parrish of The Knowledge Project spoke with investigative business journalist Bethany McLean about the issue of people having a bias of believing a company’s story. “Breaking a story is being able to really get...
