A herd of elk overlook the Kansas Prairie at Maxwell Wildlife Refuge in Canton, Kansas. —Tammy Johnson, Reporter, McPherson Sentinel, McPherson, Kansas (CherryRoad Media) more

When an explosive leak hit The Atlantic, Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg faced a moment of truth. Journalism professor Jeff Jarvis weighs in on how Goldberg handled the saga, grading his response and breaking down what it means for newsroom ethics. Did Goldberg make the right call—or fall into a trap? Plus, Jarvis shares critical lessons for every journalist navigating today’s chaotic media landscape. more

Nearly 10 years ago, the Journalism and Media Program began funding the newly founded ACOS Alliance (A Culture of Safety Alliance), which sought to prioritize the safety and protection of freelance journalists working in hostile environments. Today, more than 150 organizations are signatories to the ACOS Alliance and its Journalist Safety Principles. more

“Editing: The Essential Guide to Better Writing Across Today’s Media” by Buck Ryan and Michael O’Donnell helps writers refine their work with 12 core editing principles. Covering style, grammar and newsroom realities, this essential resource empowers journalists to self-edit effectively — enhancing clarity, credibility and reader engagement. more

When you make a sales call on a company, on whom should you focus? Ideally, look up — to the upper echelons — to the owners, presidents, executive vice presidents, general managers, group managers and division managers. Some others to focus on are the folks with a “Chief” in their titles — like CEO, COO, CFO, CTO, CRO and CMO. more

Arizona State University’s Cronkite School of Journalism prepares future journalists with hands-on experience, cutting-edge technology and industry-leading faculty. Offering diverse degree programs, investigative training and media innovation, the j-school equips students with real-world skills. A major philanthropic investment will further research on media sustainability, audience trust, and journalism’s evolving landscape. more

The Green Line, founded by journalist Anita Li, engages Toronto’s Gen Z and Millennials with community-driven journalism. Through in-depth stories, social media and live events, it fosters conversations leading to action. Its unique “Action Journey” model tackles local issues — blending journalism with advocacy for real community impact. more

Voice of America (VOA), the U.S. government-funded international broadcaster, is facing an unprecedented crisis. Journalists have been cut off from their newsrooms—emails shut down, phones disconnected, and no way to reach editors—leaving many in a state of uncertainty. Steve Herman, Chief National Correspondent for VOA, finds himself among more than 1,300 colleagues placed on excused absence. As the shutdown stretches on, audiences once served by VOA’s trusted reporting are turning elsewhere, raising questions about the future of one of America’s most enduring journalistic institutions. more

The Institute for Nonprofit News (INN) has launched the Nonprofit Collective Fundraising DIY Guide, offering step-by-step strategies for newsrooms to collaborate on fundraising. Featuring case studies, practical tools and expert insights, this resource helps nonprofit and for-profit media partners boost revenue, expand reach and strengthen community support. more

It’s time again for one of our favorite salutes — renamed from 25 Under 35 to E&P’s Tomorrow’s News Trailblazers. These Trailblazers — inspired, passionate and innovative — are redefining the industry and transforming news media. Cheers to 2025’s Tomorrow’s News Trailblazers! more

Strat planning is time-consuming, and the process is daunting. But done right, it helps your entire team (and even the community) understand where you want to be in a year, five years and a decade. Here's a checklist of sorts to help. more

The San Francisco Chronicle and KCRA-TV in Sacramento — both Hearst media properties — launched a video journalism collaboration, expanding regional news coverage. A new multimedia team produces video content for the Chronicle’s website, KCRA broadcasts and social media. The video team enhances storytelling, strengthens local reporting and integrates video seamlessly into newsroom workflows for broader audience engagement. A win-win for all! more

While you may be unfamiliar with the term OSINT (open source intelligence), you’re likely already aware of how it’s used. It’s collecting and analyzing data gathered from open source, publicly available information to produce actionable intelligence. Local newsrooms and publishers are discovering how OSINT improves journalism and business intelligence. more

As tensions rise between the United States and Canada over tariffs, newspapers on both sides of the border are feeling the strain. Paul Deegan, CEO of News Media Canada, joined E&P Reports to discuss how the trade war is affecting the news industry, the broader economic implications, and the efforts being made to restore balance in a historically strong relationship. more

There’s no point beating around the bush — social media is terrible.  Not too long ago, news organizations viewed Facebook, Twitter and other platforms as a digital bridge to the future, a way to transform their 20th-century business model of printing information on paper into a 21st-century business operation.  How times have changed …  more

During a recent E&P-sponsored webinar, media leaders explored how AI-powered solutions—like those developed by NOTA—are transforming content strategy and newsroom workflows. The conversation featured Josh Brandau (Founder & CEO of NOTA), Evan Young (COO of NOTA), and Secret Wherrett (Publisher of El Paso Inc.), who shared their experiences with AI in their respective news organizations. more

Hoffmann Media Group is reshaping local journalism by investing in community newspapers — prioritizing quality coverage over profit-driven cuts. With 19 publications across 30 markets, his strategy empowers local publishers, expands local sports reporting and revitalizes newsrooms — proving that strong journalism and sustainable business can go hand in hand. Plans for additional acquisitions put Hoffmann Media Group on course to replace Lee in the #2 position in the next two years. more

The tech industry drives the U.S. economy, shaping every sector. Veteran journalists Todd Bishop (GeekWire) and Casey Newton (Platformer) share insights on covering Big Tech, AI and startups — highlighting innovation, policy impacts and evolving media strategies that engage audiences through newsletters, podcasts and investigative reporting on the future of technology. more