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How to Write a Pitch: Advice from NBC News

Washington DC · Washington

How to Write a Pitch: Advice from NBC News

Matt Glassman has read through thousands of pitches during his more than 25 years in the news business. Today, the vice president of regional editorial at NBCUniversal News Group looks for ways the 200-plus NBC stations and platforms around the country can collaborate on original reporting. But for most of his career, he was the news director of NBC News 4 in Washington, fielding story ideas about politics, education, local happenings and more. …Read Article

Good News: Where to Find It and How to Cover It

Uplifting News · United States

Good News: Where to Find It and How to Cover It

Amid the onslaught of news in recent months, The Cut’s features editor, Catherine Thompson, felt it necessary to brighten up the internet. “We wanted to pick our heads up and say, ‘OK, where are the helpers and who has been working to make positive change?’” said Thompson. The resulting package was a project involving multiple editors and writers called “100 Days, 100 Small Victories,” compiling images, blurbs and news items meant to lift reader…Read Article

Kelly Clarkson’s Making Her Big The Voice Return (And I Am So Pumped)

Kelly Clarkson is returning to The Voice, and I could not be more excited.Fashion See the Story

How a Journalist Helped the Black Women Soldiers of the 6888

When Tawanda Scott Sambou was assigned to find a story for a CNN series commemorating the 75th anniversary of World War II, the first thing she asked herself was, “What role did Black women play in the war?” She thought she was coming to a dead end in her search until she came across a documentary on the all-women, majority-Black 6888th Battalion. “I was so intrigued,” said Sambou, who is now a senior producer at NBC News. “I just thought, ‘Wow,…World War II · Washington Read Article

How Soccer Improves Teens' Grades in This Small City

Daniela Oviedo, 14, never played soccer before joining Project Goal. Born and raised in Central Falls, Rhode Island — a town just over one square mile — Oviedo said the program not only ignited her passion for the sport, but also for her schoolwork. “When I joined Project Goal, my grades really went up a lot,” she said. “They help with tutoring and anything else we need help with.” Project Goal was founded 21 years ago by friends Javier Centeno …Soccer · Central Falls Read Article

How to Become a Field Producer

Field producers wear many hats in journalism. They pitch, write, edit, organize logistics and work out issues in real time on a news shoot. In other words, they make sure the news gets made. “A field producer is really responsible for the entire shoot, from start to finish, from setting up through the end result,” NBC News field producer Shanshan Dong said. “You do the planning. You work out the execution. You are there to make sure everything…Journalism · Monterey Park Read Article

These Rural Alabama Teens Are Training for Cybersecurity Jobs

(Macy Sinreich / NBC News) Kyrie Frith, 17, grew up watching digital forensics experts on her favorite shows “Law & Order” and “Bones.” “I was always fascinated by how cybersecurity could help with finding the criminal,” she said. Last year, she was placed in an introductory cybersecurity class at Lincoln High School in Lincoln, Alabama. She learned how to take on encryption challenges and joined an all-girls cybersecurity team at a statewide …Lincoln, Alabama · Lincoln Read Article

This Health Science High School Prepares Students to Succeed

When Tanaya Pinkston was 5 years old, she witnessed her mother have a stroke. It was one of the scariest moments of her life, but the compassion and care she received from the 911 operator left a lasting impression. “As soon as they heard that it was a child’s voice on the phone, they were like, this is probably a serious situation, and they had to take a different approach to it,” Pinkston said. Now a senior at McClure Health Science High Schoo…Duluth, Georgia · Duluth Read Article

The Push for Greater DNA Data Representation in Research

Macy Sinreich / NBC News Before her ancestry test, all Jessica Ewing knew about her father’s lineage was that she came from a family of Mexican migrant workers who moved wherever there was crop-picking work. “It’s hard to pinpoint where your family members come from if you’re poor, moving around a lot and lack education,” Ewing said. “It makes record-keeping impossible.” She had wanted to do DNA testing for years, but kits like 23andMe, with th…Migrant Workers · Mexico Read Article

Kristen Welker: Interview Tips for Journalists, From 'Meet the Press'

Interviewing is a foundational skill in journalism. Even Kristen Welker, moderator of “Meet the Press,” knows it’s one of the most difficult to master. “The best advice I ever received on interviewing is that interviewing is not about talking, it’s not about asking — it’s about listening,” said Welker. “If you are armed with the facts, if you’re armed with a good set of questions and follow-up questions, then when you hear something really sig…Kristen Welker · Redding Read Article

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