ASNE - March-April

Newsroom love, How to best handle (or not handle) editorial romances and their consequences, by Mary Ellen Shearer
How one couple overcame a strict nepotism policy: living together

Narrative style adds life to your pages, Bite-sized storytelling increases reader interest, allows the telling of complex stories and increases morale in the newsroom as management shows attention to craft, by Warren Watson
Storyteller has used narrative across mediums, Ex-columnist John Schulian, now charmed by writing for 'Xena,' found success through narrative writing and storytelling in both newspapers and television, by Warren Watson
10 good reasons to use narratives

On being an editor in a business-obsessed era, A newspaper editor's craft is more significant than journalistic fads, management jargon and the fool's gold of the stock price, but it takes faith and leadership to succeed, by John Carroll

You're the greatest, You can't share what you don't have, by Carroll Wilson
Growing journalists and readers, The best way to encourage youngsters to think about - and read - newspapers is to help a class publish one of its own, by Meegan Holland

When do you hold the news (or delay it)?, Development planners are notorious for asking newspapers to hold what they know until the deal is final; we asked editors if they would wait, by Mary Lou Wendell

Urban warfare: The battle for readers, Researcher Chris Urban hopes that her work will help newspapers regain readers, credibility, by Deborah Howell
Urban & Associates, Inc.
Christine Urban

Keep your sentences fit and active, Despite how they speak, careful writers should work in the active voice, it specifies the actors in a sentence - good or bad, by Don Fry

You, too, can have newsroom intranet, Staff communication is transformed with an in-house intranet system; as it replaces paper newsletters, it gives everyone 24-hour access to databases and computer tools, by Gene Foreman
What good is an intranet?

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