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First Jobs: The Grass Isn’t Always Greener

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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: Congrats to Andrew Lofholm!

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BiB Contributor | George Howell
Congratulations to Andrew Lofholm in landing his first job in the television news biz!

TV News: The Standard

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BiB Contributor | George Howell
TV News: A look back a a legendary newsman and techniques to ensure precision under pressure.

Now&Next: Continuing Coverage

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Factors to consider when making a thoughful case for or against continuing coverage of a particular story.

TV News: The Reluctant PIO

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Tips for dealing with public information officials who don’t want to help.

Internships: What sells an application

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Here are helpful hints to getting an application noticed in the newsroom… in a good way.

TV News: Basics of Breaking News

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BiB Contributor | George Howell
“When you arrive on the scene of breaking news, who do you believe? What do you do first?” Your questions answered in my vlog.

TV News: The Importance of Weather

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
An example of how weather means a lot to television news viewers.

2011: Happy News Year!

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Story suggestions for starting a new year – that aren’t stale!

TV News: Pitching Positive Stories

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
A dose of optimism from Contributor Haley Cihock that goes beyond Christmas story pitches.

TV News: Knowing The Source of Your News…

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BiB Contributor | George Howell
For journalists and news consumers, the burden is even greater to know the source of your news.

First Jobs: Follow your path, not someone else’s

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BiB Contributor | Haley Cihock
Many broadcast students are handed a roadmap. Here’s one former intern’s experience with the road less traveled.

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