by Cathal O'Luanaigh | 20 Aug 2024 | Correspondents in the Spotlight, Journalism, News Decoder Updates, News Photography
With a digital camera, Alfonso Silva-Santisteban has found that telling people’s stories can help heal society in a way medicine can’t. When you read a published article on News Decoder, you’re only seeing part of the story. Who is writing it? What went...
by Sabine Berzina | 16 Aug 2024 | Journalism, News Decoder Tips
Not everything that happens is news. To entice an editor to publish or air your story, it needs to interest readers or listeners. But there are ways to tell if a story will be a good one. A teen reporter decides a protest about climate change is newsworthy....
by News Decoder | 13 Aug 2024 | Correspondents in the Spotlight, Journalism, News Decoder Updates
Lance Roller has interviewed people who vied for Olympic medals, overlooked war heroes and artists trying to change the way science sees people. When you read a published article on News Decoder, you’re only seeing part of the story. Who is writing it? What went into...
by Marcy Burstiner | 9 Aug 2024 | Journalism, News Decoder Tips
People often try to impress readers with big words and sentences. But maybe readers just want you to get to the point. Alice is bored at the Mad Hatter’s tea party. Illustration by John Tenniel from “The Nursery Alice” (1890). (Public domain...
by Cathal O'Luanaigh | 6 Aug 2024 | Correspondents in the Spotlight, Journalism, News Decoder Updates, Politics, Space
Journalism gave one reporter the ability to travel the world to be there when things happen. For News Decoder, her stories take us into outer space. When you read a published article on News Decoder, you’re only seeing part of the story. Who is writing it? What went...