Tag: journalism

Press Passes for Freelance Journalists & Creators: What you need to know

Freelance journalists and content creators of all sorts can now apply for White House press passes to get access to the White House briefing room. Here’s what you need to know…

Axios & OpenAI Link Up: A new direction for journalism

While many are swearing off AI and giving into the fearmongering about it killing journalism, others are making moves to benefit. A prime example is a new content partnership between

Should You Quit Your Job to Freelance?

Should you quit your job to start freelancing? Probably not. Usually, you shouldn’t turn your back on a steady paycheck and maybe other benefits like health insurance and retirement to

Should Creators Really be Worried About AI?

When it comes to AI and creators, there’s good news and bad news.

Warning Issued About Drones at Francis Scott Key Bridge

Media here’s what you need to know about drone footage at the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore and visiting nearby locations.

Users Can Now Publish Articles on X

X has launched Articles, a way to publish long-form content on the platform.

3 Reasons for not Linking to Your Sources

Writers get a lot of bad business advice. Some of it is so bad, that it’s just advice. There’s no business sense in it. One example is the call for

Freelancers Support New York Times Strike

  Dec. 8, marked the first New York Times strike in over 40 years. The Freelance Solidarity Project and other freelancers showed solidarity with those union workers. What’s this strike

Journalists, video & records of Richmond Police tear gassing protestors is being released

Richmond,VA is being required to release video, audio and other records related to Richmond police tear gassing protestors in June 2020.

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