Managing editor for @Poynter. From a little town called Gasport but one of those proud Buffalonians. Perpetually sorry that I never replied to your email.
The U.S. publishing industry generates about $30 billion of annual revenue.
Despite all that money, and book coverage once being a core part of newspaper criticism, newspaper book coverage is disappearing. And when a community loses its book coverage, it creates a ripple effect.
Read the story: https://t.co/8W8WVbO6tm
Check out the latest episode of The @Poynter Report Podcast with my guest @cbrennansports -- who wrote the book (literally) about Caitlin Clark.
https://t.co/baYb8LIXE8
Congrats to fellow @Poynter alums @Mantzarlis and @CraigSilverman on the launch of Indicator! Raising a glass to a saner and more reasonable internet, and two awesome journalists 🥂
https://t.co/WoBq1uvT3A
Nearly half of Americans say they don’t want news from generative artificial intelligence, according to a wide-ranging study from @Poynter and the University of Minnesota on audience AI sentiment.
@AlexMahadevan on the major findings: https://t.co/fHdOq81xjm
During the Renaissance, people in Venice would vote by dropping little balls into an urn.
The Italian word for “little ball” is ‘ballotta.’
Now any kind of secret voting, by ball, piece of paper, or voting machine, is called a ‘ballot.’
On what looks like it will be a confusing Election Night, who can you trust when the polls close? For @Poynter & @PolitiFact, I compiled a list of trustworthy websites and X accounts for granular election returns and analysis. https://t.co/AjzS7vaxO9
1/ Photojournalist Douglas R. Clifford has reported on dozens of storms since he began at the Tampa Bay Times in 1998. Ahead of Helene, Clifford awaited landfall from a Tallahassee hotel room, hundreds of miles from home.
Then, he got a text from his wife: “Doug, I’m scared."
I just published a piece for @Poynter weighing what makes a good party convention for political journalists. The short answer is logistics, logistics, logistics. https://t.co/XLA2aAwsdu
Misinformation spreads quickly during breaking news events, like what we're seeing unfold this evening.
Stop before sharing posts about an alleged shooter or motive. Stop before sharing anything with unbelievable or unreported details. Wait for legit reporters to get the facts.
My last article for @Poynter: what do horse racing journalists think of “horse race journalism?”
Thanks to @joedrape, @MHoppertNYT and @ngreenberg for talking for this!
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Gannett fired Sarah Leach, an editor overseeing 26 community papers in four states, for talking to Poynter about the company’s plan to stop restaffing small papers.
https://t.co/SEmOFnbkjz
What's next for nonprofit news?
Join Poynter's @AmarisCastillo, @RickEdmonds and @INN's @JKealing on April 10 for a LinkedIn Live audio event on where nonprofit journalism stands in 2024.
https://t.co/atYjbg2FSt
Why Report for America will no longer place journalists in hedge fund and private equity-owned publications, from @Report4America executive director @kdkleman.
https://t.co/f2Qr6ssccY