The most successful contemporaries in my field, young journalists just a few years older than me, are often better known as meme making, podcast hosting, social media icons than they are for their writing.
According to the Walkley’s “Headline, caption, or hook” award, headlining is “the art of witty and succinct journalism that grabs attention across all media.”
Words matter, but so do actions.
What happens when computers write articles instead of humans?
Battered and bruised, the pursuit for truth nonetheless lives on in modern day journalism.
When time is money for Instagram and YouTube sensations, is it time to cough up the cash?
A focus on social connection could either launch a new style of news company, or discredit the profession of serious journalism.
A young journalist talks to other journalists to find out what the fuck is going on and why we should bother with a career in the media.
The internationally renowned journalist shares his thoughts on fake news, the death of print, and the future of his profession