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Online journalism blog- VIDEO: Developing ideas for factual storytelling
- Identifying bias in your writing — with generative AI
- How to improve story ideas using the SCAMPER method
- Using generative AI to help review your reporting: subbing, jargon, and brevity
- Using generative AI as a scraping assistant
- Using generative AI as a spreadsheet and data cleaning assistant
- Investigative journalism and ChatGPT: using generative AI for sourcing and story research
- Data journalism in the UK 2024 election: a numbers game
- Investigative journalism and ChatGPT: using generative AI for story ideas
- VIDEO: AI in journalism: machine learning and natural language processing
Archive for January 31, 2011
Every college journalist should have a blog. For professional reporters it helps them develop community with readers. Keep a continuous conversation on your blog How to build your audience: Put the reader first (short sentences and short paragraphs) Be specific with headlines Use photos, post everyday, participate in the community, and comment on other blogs. Be passionate […]
This chapter of Journalism Next by Mark Briggs explains the essential building blocks of online work. RSS (really simple syndication), enables you to subscribe to an information feed that gets delivered directly to an RSS reader or Web browser. It is the most efficient way to consume massive amounts of information that interests you. For example, on […]