Weather Center: Practice Confidence
BiB Contributor | Meteorologist Morgan Palmer
Your two or three minutes is your time with the audience. But first, you have to get comfortable with the idea of you… on TV.
BiB Contributor | Meteorologist Morgan Palmer
Your two or three minutes is your time with the audience. But first, you have to get comfortable with the idea of you… on TV.
BiB Contributor | George Howell
Intern at a television station? It is important that you realize the range of opportunities you have. Don’t wait until it’s too late.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
How taking a phone call could land you the next big story or at the very least make your newsroom co-workers happy…
BiB Contributor | George Howell
Top 10 things you can do to advance your broadcast journalism career.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Here are helpful hints to getting an application noticed in the newsroom… in a good way.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
A good mentor will challenge you, encourage you, and whip you into shape when you make mistakes.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
An example of how weather means a lot to television news viewers.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
A VERY POPULAR POST! Some useful definitions of terms thrown around daily in broadcast newsrooms.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Many broadcast students are handed a roadmap. Here’s one former intern’s experience with the road less traveled.
BiB Contributor | George Howell
People expect interns to make a few mistakes. Take the appropriate steps to reverse course – you can avoid burning bridges.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
In the Broadcasting business, missing deadline is not an option. Here’s a plan to avoid catastrophe.
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
A tip to beginners: If something major is happening – seize that moment and make yourself known in the newsroom.