Google launched its new service in the United States: Google Politics & Elections. A tool which offers the possibility of following the evolution of the American elections.
Any announcement concerning the

How do you know whether your brilliant idea will strike a chord and get you the assignment or land your neatly crafted query in the slush pile? Use

With the latest generation of augmented reality apps, you can use your smartphone camera to get more information and translations of text on objects, including signs and menus, on the

While major newspapers, broadcasters and news agencies have staff reporters throughout the world, they also rely on stringers and freelancers to get the breaking story out from abroad. Some freelancers

“When the Arab Spring demonstrations were under way in Egypt’s Tahrir Square and reports were streaming out through Twitter and Facebook and text messages and cellphone videos, it was easy

Here’s an article by Joy R. Lynskey that I think can be helpful. It’s good advice for freelance writers or any other home-based business owners.

“No permanent boss. No

Happy new year!
Now it’s time to look ahead again. But first, it’s worth a look at the some of the most intriguing developments in journalism education in the last

May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow. All the ATCNA team wish you lots of love, joy and happiness.
MERRY CHRISTMAS and

The following article has been originally posted by Margaret Looney on International Journalists’ Network.
Tech tools of the digital era abound this year, including plenty that can make a journalist’s

Here are 10 things every journalists should know in 2012, a list proposed by journalism.co.uk.

Learn from Leveson.

Curate and share.

Invite others in.

Know your

Good multimedia journalism requires multi-tasking journalists who are observant and flexible.
“Eight tips for multimedia journalists” by Valentina Gimenez is a post on ijnet.org about what makes a good

“With each passing year, young people grow less interested in the news, regardless of how it’s delivered. Why don’t young people follow the news more closely? To hear some

Language apps on the iPhone have come a long way over the past year. Some offer shiny new takes on the traditional language study process; others are trying to do

Fred Wilson wrote earlier this year, “Modern community building isn’t easy, but if there is one thing the Internet has taught me over the past 15 years, large engaged communities

The Inforrm (International Forum for Responsible Media) Blog has post a list of “useful media law tweeters” who can be followed by everyone interested in legal topic concerning journalism.