TV News: Contracts
BiB Contributor | Anonymous News Director
An Insider’s view on contracts and what you should do when faced with one…
Posts Tagged broadcasting
The Facebook Dilemma: Why I chose Profile over Page
BiB Contributor | Morgan Chesky
While you may be comfortable with two separate profiles, modifications now allow greater ease of use.
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…
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.
First Jobs: The Grass Isn’t Always Greener
BiB Contributor | Anonymous News Director
Got a job offer from a direct competitor in the same city? Here are a few tips to consider first.
First Jobs: The Cover Letter
BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
The cover letter can become an afterthought. Here are some helpful hints to get your first page noticed.
First Jobs: Congrats to Andrew Lofholm!
BiB Contributor | George Howell
Congratulations to Andrew Lofholm in landing his first job in the television news biz!
First Jobs: A Lesson in Life
BiB Contributor | Anonymous News Director
Think of your life as your resume. Live it well. Live it righteously. Do not hide from your mistakes.
Internships: Answer the Phone!
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…
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: Answer Isn’t Always Black & White
BiB Contributor | Anonymous News Director
Decisions that come off as contradictory to you may make complete sense to managers.
