First Jobs: The “Go Bag”
BiB Contributor | Morgan Chesky
The Go-bag is a journalist’s best friend. It is a key to great stories, better opportunities, and a chance to put yourself ahead of a constantly competitive pack.
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TV News
TV News: Holidays in the Newsroom
BiB Contributor | Joe Avary
Here’s a quick explainer of the pro’s and con’s of what it means to work holidays in tv news…
The VJ Diaries: Top 4 Time Savers
BiB Contributor | Morgan Chesky
Great interviews are crucial, but in a deadline driven world you need to get facts and emotion faster than ever. Here are my top 5 ways how…
TV News: Covering the Big Story
BiB Contributor | Joe Avary
A behind the scenes look at broadcast news media – tips for beginners when covering a big story.
Now & Next: Lessons in Social Media
BiB Contributor | Anonymous News Director
Top 5 list of social “don’ts” when it comes to mingling with managers when looking for work.
First Jobs: Forming Relationships
Guest Contributor | Chris Nguyen
Starting a new career is an opportunity to grow. Here are a few tips to consider on forming new relationships.
TV News: BBC’s Five Shot Rule
BiB Contributor | George Howell
Shooting techniques for multi-platform & one-man-band journalists shooting video under deadline.
First Jobs: Should I Take Any Job?
BiB Contributor | Anonymous News Director
I’m going to have a bunch of people disagree with me on my opinion.
TV News: The Standard
BiB Contributor | George Howell
TV News: A look back a a legendary newsman and techniques to ensure precision under pressure.
Now&Next: Continuing Coverage
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Factors to consider when making a thoughful case for or against continuing coverage of a particular story.
First Jobs: A salary survey
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
The reality of starting out in a small market – a salary survey.
First Jobs: Finding a Mentor
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
A good mentor will challenge you, encourage you, and whip you into shape when you make mistakes.
