Feeling Great Means Better Production Quality

The following are 10 ways to be more productive when using your laptop in an ergonomic way. With just a few simple changes

LinkedIn will not have secret anymore for you having watched the video below!

Journalism.co.uk has asked five tech-savvy journalists about their favourite tools. Here are their answers in no particular order.
1. Delicious
Nominated by Paul Bradshaw, a visiting professor at City University,

The core of any hyperlocal website is its content management system, or CMS. With many hyperlocals looking for the cheapest methods of getting off the ground, PHP-based blogging software WordPress

I was surprised to find very few channels dedicated to freelancing and freelancers. However, after much searching and investigating, I did manage to find 13 YouTube channels, which may be

Freelancers spend a lot of time online. We search, surf, and even add our own marks to the vast World Wide Web by generating content of our own.

There’s no question that there are a lot of freelancers out there. Some people even wonder if there are too many freelancers.
In particular, there seems to be an awful

Too many freelancers operate as just another nameless, faceless resource in crowded market. They don’t stand for anything and they haven’t distinguished themselves from the thousands of other freelancers who

What is it? An app that allows you to search personal files, calendars, tweets and more.

 
 
 
 
 
How is it of use to journalists? Greplin

As a freelancer, entrepreneur or business owner, your main goal is to convert each client into a returning client. It’s much easier to keep your clients than always having

No matter what we tell you about how to become a successful freelancer, the fact remains that a lot of what it takes to succeed comes from inside of you.

Facebook Subscribe is “a pretty revolutionary feature for journalists” according to Liz Heron, social media editor of the New York Times. Launched less than six months ago, Subscribe seemingly took

Let’s get one thing straight: Freelancing is not easy. While it offers fantastic benefits — flexible hours, more control and creative independence — there are still plenty of risks involved

This article is by Christine M. Riordan, the dean and a professor of management at the Daniels College of Business.
We rarely discuss dealing with criticism as a necessary part

When you write to prove a point, you’re writing to persuade – to change the reader’s opinion. It’s not often easy to persuade someone to change his mind or take