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Publishers and developers can learn how to set up their own mobile news app by watching a free livestream Monday, May 21, hosted by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute. -
When asked how she might improve or change her pitch to “Shark Tank” investors, entrepreneur Melissa Gersin says, “I probably wouldn’t change anything.” -
Struggling with a repetitive motion injury and a slow recovery can be scary, confusing and depressing. RJI's staff writer knows because she’s been battling tendonitis for several months. -
Journalists face a number of risks in their work. Sometimes it’s a less obvious threat that lurks in the newsroom such as repetitive motion injuries brought on by or made worse by spending a long day in front of a computer. -
True/False Film Fest visitors will have an opportunity to reminisce about previous festivals in an interactive experience with the help of a mobile app. -
A team at the Ventura County Star thought they could enhance their online presence and gain new audiences with two podcasts — one on local history and the other on prep sports. -
Speakers will provide tips and strategies to stay safer during threatening situations, care for themselves after traumatic situations, negotiate a salary, and set and meet career goals. -
Co-editor Michelle Barrett Ferrier, 2016–17 RJI Fellow and an Ohio University professor, says “Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship” was born out of the need for a comprehensive tool for teaching innovation and entrepreneurship. -
Journalist and developer James Gordon has joined the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute as the new senior editor for the RJI Futures Lab. -
Public radio show “Science Friday” launches campaign on its social media channels to combat misinformation.
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