Discover the most common format used in crafting newspaper articles, learn what supporting information to include, and how to make it all flow seamlessly.

Jan 17, 2011 – Angel Chavis

Social media is affecting aspects of confidentiality in communication with news sources but also allowing more interactivity between readers and newspapers.

Jan 17, 2011 – John Seidenberg

The use of social media to report fast-breaking developments can result in initially inaccurate information. But it's a risk more willingly accepted now.

Jan 17, 2011 – John Seidenberg

Digital media will most likely not replace dead-tree newspapers, but it will become more difficult to compete with online text, photos, video and graphics.

Jan 14, 2011 – Gary Lilienthal

Although news is everywhere, beat reporters concentrate on specific expert topics or institutions, in which they have carefully learned how to survive.

Jan 14, 2011 – Gary Lilienthal

The journalist must be objective, truthful and fair, respecting the integrity of facts. Facts may still be arranged skilfully for honesty without opinion.

Jan 14, 2011 – Gary Lilienthal

When journalists talk about stories, they don't mean fiction. They mean real people and real events which might occur suddenly and unpredictably.

Jan 14, 2011 – Gary Lilienthal

The Austin Post is a citizen journalism website based in the Texas capital, Austin.

Jan 7, 2011 – Mark Wollacott

After several tumultuous years for the news industry, a digital future for news companies is taking shape. Newspapers are expected to be a part of it.

Jan 2, 2011 – Kathlin F. Sickel

Cutbacks at newspapers are helping to stimulate greater interest in having more news videos on papers' sites. Stories feature video in different contexts.

Dec 31, 2010 – John Seidenberg

More digital access to newspapers on mobile devices is coming. But concern exists over possibly trying to limit consumer access to papers to specific tools.

Dec 30, 2010 – John Seidenberg

For the second time, the New York Times is about to start charging for online access. The system will be a metered one with opinions varied on the outcome.

Dec 26, 2010 – John Seidenberg

For many of the stories a new reporter writes, he or she has to give an interview. Giving an interview can be intimidating, so here are tips to be prepared.

Dec 22, 2010 – Alex Downing

Blogger Matt Drudge is the latest party sued by a copyright infringement firm for posting a Denver Post photo. Other suits have involved newspaper stories.

Dec 15, 2010 – John Seidenberg

Recently, there was a study done by the University of Missouri on the influence of Apple's iPad on the survival of the printed newspaper.

Dec 13, 2010 – Kevin Dillon

As the Austin American Statesman's delivery service falters, local rural newspapers are positioned to increase business via the internet.

Dec 10, 2010 – Christy Claxton

At a time of losses for newspapers, the Post has benefited from the profitability of its Kaplan affiliate. But coverage of the company has been challenged.

Nov 23, 2010 – John Seidenberg

Jim Brady's surprise departure from new local Washington area news site TBD.com comes amid the possibility of new local challenge from the Washington Post.

Nov 15, 2010 – John Seidenberg

News startups and the established press may diverge from the other at times but still need to build audiences wanting content coming through partnerships.

Oct 29, 2010 – John Seidenberg

Howard Kurtz, known for his prodigious Washington Post media columns, is joining The Daily Beast. Some think he should be doing more substantive criticism.

Oct 8, 2010 – John Seidenberg