Domestic Extremism Deserves Constant Coverage, But There Are Too Few Reporters On The Beat
Posted January 6, 2022 by Bill Wheelhouse
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TV News Reluctantly Distances Again
Posted January 3, 2022 by Bill Wheelhouse
An Antidote To The Great Resignation
Posted December 27, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
Some News Stories That Changed Policy In Illinois
Posted December 22, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
Sometimes as reporters, its easy to feel as if we aren’t making a difference. We are. In little ways. And sometimes in big ways. The folks at Axios Chicago gave a run down of a few stories that led to change in 2021. Scroll to the third article. More
Remote Production Yields Many Upsides For News Story Telling & Workflows
Posted December 21, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
How Politifact Chose It’s “Lie Of The Year”
Posted December 20, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
A Federal Subsidy For Local Journalists Continues To Advance… Slowly
Posted December 16, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
More Than 6,000 News Layoffs During Pandemic
Posted December 14, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
A Great Tool For Tracking Power Outages Across The State, Region or Country
Posted December 13, 2021 by Bill Wheelhouse
You might want to add this link to your storm coverage links… I noticed it was cited by the New York Times over the weekend. Poweroutage.us provides a break down of power outages by counties, power companies and more. Check it out.