How to survive in journalism 7 Articles

by Marcus Willock

Survival Tips for Future Journalists Journalism should not be thought of as an occupation, but a life style. As a journalist, you may travel the world setting up interviews with celebrities of every known profession....read more

by Amy Wellner

Hopefully you have passion, because you'll need it. This is true for any career field, but arguments have been made that Journalism is one of the most cut-throat, nitty-gritty businesses out there. In the words of a ...read more

by Jeanne Marie

If You Write, The Write Job Will Find You If you write about everything that makes an impact on your senses, if you keep an open mind and let your creativity flow in whatever direction it wants to wander, then sometimes t...read more

by Meridian Zuriel

As the cold seeps through my flesh, and my fingers become the temperature of icycles, I entertain this thought that constantly boggles my mind. "What makes a good journalist?" "Am I ready to confront my fear of public spea...read more

by Kevin Killen

Journalism can be one of the most frustrating and also, most rewarding careers out there. When I first went into journalism, I admit I had that Woodward and Bernstein attitude. Take on the world, break the big story, and s...read more

by I.A. Sutton

The Voice of Duke Bob Harris says to be a good broadcast journalist one needs a good given talent and a drive for perfection and Harris definitely possesses both. . Harris a native of Albemarle, N.C. was offered the opp...read more

by Chris Wilson

We still don't know exactly what the next generation of journalists will look like. We do know that, on top of good reporting skills and an eye for precision, they will need a battery of technical skills that their predece...read more