We honor the memory of Josephine Lyons, a girl from Cincinnati who came to New York in her twenties, stayed at the Barbizon, became a Miss Subways, produced (famously) for NBC news, worked for Arthur Godfrey, CBS, Benton & Boles, Ted Bates, Kenyon & Eckhardt, and covered presidential conventions for radio news.
This list is by no means complete or comprehensive; feel free to add some of your go-to sites in the comments and share what methods of tracking the news work best for you.
Fewer journalists covering foreign news work full time for American broadcast networks than once did, and those who remain have had to hopscotch from one hot spot to another this year, sometimes creating lags in coverage.
So, for the time being, almost all their eggs sit in one basket: trying to make a news feed work for the masses.
Locally trending tweets could make the power of Twitter's 'global' news hounding work for you on a local level.
"If you behave like a stupid moron, you're going to get called out by me". Kelly is unlike any news anchor working for Fox News, and she may very well represent the network's future.
It seemed ironic to several that a crisis in confidence created by a lack of rigour in the BBC news department had now supplanted some of the most senior news executives working for the corporation.
Do you need to be part of a major news operation, working for a big media company to be a data journalist?
Mr. el-Medfaii says that he has spent a lot of time on LinkedIn over the past week "trying to spread the good news about working for Al Qaeda".
STRIKE's commander is General Earle, who has electronics expert Hack and agent Andrea Grey (whose cover job is a news reporter) working for him.
