Category: Media

When a news anchor chooses what to wear there are several issues that they need to address. Their outfit must not breach impartiality guidelines by featuring political images or slogans. It also needs to look good on camera. Comfort is another factor. Since the person will be sitting down, their legs will not be in […]

News platforms and media outlets have to keep up with emerging trends in any industry, or they could lose viewers and readers. It’s a competitive market, and people expect to be informed of the latest developments in any industry. Take, for example, luxury real estate, rising in popularity, post-pandemic, especially in Scandinavia. News companies need […]

Have you landed a remote TV interview? Congratulations! From having proper technology, and conducting thorough research on the topic you will speak about, to setting up your space, there is a lot to pay attention to ensure the interview looks professional. For the purposes of this post, let’s focus on the latter. Setting Up Your […]

Working in the world of news will often leave you on the edge. There will often be occurrences of extreme joy or absolute tragedy. Sometimes you may be required to report on both types of events at the same time. Often you will find yourself needing to clear your mind. A cigarette will be an […]

For a very long time, broadcast journalists – news presenters included- have had an interesting justification for smoking. Many say that having a drag gives their voices a certain hoarseness that makes it even more attractive to their audiences. The science beyond that is yet to be proven. However, now that news people have a […]

As much as we’d like for fake news to just disappear, we’ll just have to deal with them for some more time. They’ve been around for longer than any other existing publication, and probably will find other ways to spread, even if we do manage to shut down all of the fake sites where people […]

  In such countries as France or Germany is not uncommon to use yet another instrument to spot fake news broadcasters or unreliable media: news agencies are much more employed by the general audience as compared to the U.S. or Canada, and while they are a part of the traditional media themselves, they are not […]

ABCnews.com.co; Bloomberg.ma; DC Gazette; The Boston Tribune. These are just some names of fake news sites, which rely on gullible readers thinking they’re on genuine portals thanks to the similarity between their names and actual news outlets (Bloomberg would have, for instance, a .com after its brand, not a .ma). One solid way to discover […]

Established media are suffering from the fake news epidemics, which in turn creates a climate of distrust from the readers: oversimplifying, if one site carries false information, potentially all of them can. Media sites, real ones, are not culpable, though, of the emergence of fake sites, those with fancy names that trick you into thinking […]

If you read us this far, it’s obvious that one of the truths of the digital age (and the current age, at large) is that not all news outlets were created equal. Some giant corporations like to invest in media publications and therefore they have the resources to create information giants: they can spend a […]