Sentences with phrase «how journalists like»

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Just like a journalist has to answer the five key who, when, where, why and how questions when writing an article in order to tell the full story succinctly, you need to answer those questions to implement a comprehensive marketing communications strategy.

At a similar panel in New York earlier in January that was dedicated to technology and media in the 2016 election, top journalists from legacy media organizations like the Associated Press and new media organizations like the data - journalism website FiveThirtyEight picked over the carcass of the election, pondering why data analysts misjudged Trump's electoral strength and how readers themselves often didn't necessarily possess the media literacy to sift through fake and poorly reported news.

It's a total scam and journalists like you are promoting it and stupid people will lose a lot of money and you will talk about how Wall Street scammed them when its actually the press causing it.

Charles Duhigg, staff writer for The New York Times and author of The Power of Habit, answers questions from readers on Quora on topics ranging from how to develop a blogging habit to what it's like to work as a journalist.

Don't scatter bias in here; just lay the facts out for what you are pitching (think about it like a journalist would, and cover the who, when what, where, why and how).

So how should media companies and journalists approach platforms like Facebook?

(At this point, Denton mentions how the Kinja platform allows for question - and - answer style interviews between journalists and readers, much like Reddit's «Ask Me Anything» feature).

Find out how entrepreneurs just like you are learning to speak in sound bytes, write killer press releases, woo journalists and become media magnets!

But to make Wenger responsible of team injuries when we see in front of our eyes how that happens is like blaming the beheaded journalists in the Middle East for their death.

That seemed like a potential problem, but hey, I'm a journalist, how hard could it be to get access to where I need to go, even without a ticket?

Real Madrid and Spain's legendary goalkeeper Iker Casillas has given an exclusive interview with journalist Inaki Gabilondo, in which he's described how he'd like to eventually move abroad and experience a different footballing culture, Football Espana reports.

Perhaps it is because the author is a journalist, not someone like me, whose business it is to offer practical advice to sports parents on how not to get, as I put it in Home Team Advantage, «sucked into the crazy vortex of competitive youth sports.»

I loathe the way that «journalists» like Nancy Grace harp on every missing child story (missing white child, anyway) and how most parents in my own community give cell phones to their second graders.

It makes sense that a newspaper guy like Capehart would make this observation, since while part of the joy of the blogosphere and Twitter is that they make us all potential journalists, it's the job of trained and experienced reporters to hold politicians and other public figures responsible for their words and actions (how depressingly rarely they do it in practice is a story for another day, and for many a Daily Show segment).

journalists like Moore ought to think about how to be part of the solution.

«I'd like to learn about cutting - edge technologies in the U.S. and how American scientists view the process of translating basic science into application,» said Chen, who was a panelist at the 2017 World Conference for Science Journalists in San Francisco.

Kelsey Dallas, a Deseret News national reporter, urged journalists to consider how Pepperberg's research, and studies like it, enhance understanding of the capacities of animals.

When journalists are dealing with foreign affairs or the military, I think there's a natural tendency for them to feel like they are asking questions not just as journalists but also as citizens, and that affects how they design the questions.

Last May, physicists Brian Greene and Michal Lipson, venture capitalist Shelley Harrison, journalist Jon Gertner, and DISCOVER editor in chief Corey S. Powell gathered in front of an audience in the academy's glassy New York offices for a spirited discussion about string theory and supermarket scanners, cranks and geniuses, and how in science, as Bob Dylan once sang, there's no success like failure.

January 1 In The Tinkerers, journalist Alec Foege explores how amateur inventions, like Steve Jobs's «blue box» phone, can jump - start technological growth.

Veteran game journalist Geoff Keighley joins Kotaku Splitscreen this week to talk about what it's like to produce The Game Awards, how he decides which trailer to debut, and the hilarious request he got from the people who make Doritos.

At a roundtable interview, DeWitt discussed her research for the role, how playing a real - life person informed her approach to the character, what it was like meeting the real Sue Webb, what she enjoyed most about working with Renner, what she learned about journalists and their determination to get to the truth of their story, her new film «Men, Women & Children» directed by Jason Reitman, and her upcoming projects: Joe Swanberg's «Digging for Fire,» Sam Raimi's remake of «Poltergeist» with Sam Rockwell, and a small part in the TV mini-series «Olive Kitteridge.»

Chuck has questions about how Stephen always seems to be in the right place at the right time to capture his stranger - than - fiction scoops, but with everyone so enraptured by Stephen's work, Chuck looks like a jealous colleague rather than a journalist following his natural instincts.

In a year where most critics groups seem like robot drones following one master, how on earth could anyone, let alone «journalists», complain about LAFCA's picks?

On the final day of the «Walk Like a Journalist» workshop, students met with Shelley to review their photos from Dupont Circle and to discuss how to write strong captions.

We haven't been offered a drive in the standard V90 yet, but while auto journalists are supposed to be inclined toward station wagons, especially brown ones with diesels and manual gearboxes (neither of which will be offered in the U.S.) we can't see how we'll like it any more as the Cross Country.

DIGITAL EDITOR ANDREW STOY: Sometimes you forget how good you have it as an automotive journalist until you get into something really basic like this 2014 Mazda 2 Touring.

This is how the German journalists imagine the Mercedes C - Class Coupe will look like.

All of which means that I get how challenging it is for a serious journalist like Jeremy Greenfield to present objective information about the book publishing business.

However, in order to do this you have to learn how to think like a journalist, pitch stories that are newsworthy and tied into current events.

Nick Kontis, Author & Travel Journalist for The Huffington Post and Chief Traveler at NicholasKontis.com, gives details on his recent book and gives his insight into how to travel like a local.

A: Apart from exhaustion and jetlag, it's going on a press trip with a group of journalists from all over the States, or Canada or Germany and feeling like you are going to throw yourself in front of the train if you have to hear anymore about their bad knees, their husband, Harvey, or how the bellman didn't carry their bags upstairs.

What always cracks me up is how journalists pit the PS3 vs. Wii, like they somehow want it to be a competition.

Cue the witty «Cel - da» puns from games journalists and players alike, unable to see how a game that looked like a cartoon could carry on such a serious and beloved franchise.

It got me thinking about how we — players, critics, journalists — really struggle to appreciate that these games are created not just by the one or two people we see in a dozen pre-release interviews and profiles, but by dozens if not hundreds of people, each with some small say in what the final creative work will look like.

No amount of previews where you journalists talk about how incredible and fun the games are because they have like seven Move controllers provided (which would cost us $ 280) for Joust or four DualShock 4 controllers (which would costs us $ 240) can do anything to convince me.

As Cunningham said to journalists at the time: «It's really a concern about how you preserve the elements of an art which is really evanescent, which is really like water.»

Again, the paper had the appropriate disclaimers, but it looks like Tim Palmer decided to «simplify» things for the «benefit» of the audience, so how are journalists and the public (who don't even get to read the paper) supposed to work out what it really means?

Journalist Thomas Friedman travels there there to find out what happened, and learn how climate change might could make problems like this more common.

I say this as someone who was a working journalist for a while — it always struck me how wrong it was to be in the Society of Professional Journalists, because professionals are people who can accept or refuse jobs as they like, for whom peer review is the main control and for whom it has legal weight, etc..

Since I've been labeled an «investigative journalist», I'll briefly dispute it, and then describe how no less than Democrat New York Senator and global warming believer Chuck Schumer says people like me are journalists.

Now I'm not a journalist, but can certainly imagine how the first document could turn into a story like «SEC Investigates Dell Accounting Practices ``; or how a journalist could have fun with the second document, and publish «EFF Defends Google Too ``, reflecting that Google isn't always the bad guy when it comes to EFF support.

Ask open - ended questions, like those a journalist would ask, using who, what, when, where, why and how.

It was a media event, featuring a Q&A with the artist and lots of arty farty journalists trying to outdo each other with wanky questions like: «There is a growing reliance on psychic biography in society, which is incredibly oppressive, how can the artist avoid this stifling his work...» or some such ridiculous shite.