“Journalists make a really good argument about how it is impossible to run a democracy if they don’t know what their government is doing,” Poynter’s Kelly McBride, told TVNewsCheck about legislation meant to stop intelligence leaks.

New Training Program Focuses on Game-Changing Strategies for Newspaper Executives and Managers in Partnership With Poynter

Arlington, Va. – The “Transformation Tour,” presented by the American Press Institute with The Poynter Institute, kicks off this September to provide game-changing strategies for newspaper leaders to grow audience, develop content and drive revenue.

Pioneers and practitioners of the newspaper industry – including Clark Gilbert of the Deseret News in Salt Lake City, Chuck Peters of The Gazette Co. in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Christian A.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Poynter Institute and craigconnnects, the Web-based initiative created by Craig Newmark, have teamed up with the Paley Center for Media to host the Poynter Digital Journalism Ethics Symposium.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Poynter Institute has developed a mobile app designed to help writers address their most pressing problems. Based on the groundbreaking work of Poynter Senior Scholar Roy Peter Clark, the “Help! For Writers” app divides the writing process into key steps, identifies the most common missteps and offers writers of all genres useful solutions to difficult problems. The app may be downloaded from iTunes for $1.99.

“It’s like having a writing coach in your pocket,” said Clark, author of the book “Help!