33 Ways Not To Screw Up Your Journalism

Chip Scanlan

33 Ways Not to Screw Up Your Journalism is a succinct, authoritative and encouraging handbook of practical and inspiring tools, techniques and values that journalists, whether they're students or newsroom veterans, need more than ever in our fractured...

Premium Chapters

Premium

Opening Credits

1/21/2023

Dedication

1/21/2023

Introduction

1/21/2023

1. Being Inhuman

1/21/2023

2. Bad Attitude

1/21/2023

3. Letting Objectivity Reign

1/21/2023

4. Unforced Errors

1/21/2023

5. Letting Fear Stop You

1/21/2023

6. Distrusting The Process

1/21/2023

7. Stumbling On The Steps of Effective Interviewing

1/21/2023

8. Iceberg Right Ahead!

1/21/2023

9. Bloated Quotes

1/21/2023

10. Numbers Don't Add Up

1/21/2023

11. Bothsidesism

1/21/2023

12. Tuning In USUCK FM

1/21/2023

13. Revision Rejection

1/21/2023

14. Missing Multimedia

1/21/2023

15. Libel Pains

1/21/2023

16. Cut-And-Paste Jobs

1/21/2023

17. Making It Up

1/21/2023

18. Ignoring Your Biases

1/21/2023

19. Failing To Listen

1/21/2023

20. Tripping Ethical Land Mines

1/21/2023

21. The Internet Can't Knock on Doors

1/21/2023

22. Nasal Congestion

1/21/2023

23. Shunning Private Records

1/21/2023

24. Keeping the Scaffolding

1/21/2023

25. Data Denial

1/21/2023

26. Being A Fixer

1/21/2023

27. Time Mismanagement

1/21/2023

28. Cliche Collision

1/21/2023

29. Unsticking The Landing

1/21/2023

30. Covering Politics Like A Horse Race

1/21/2023

31. Letting Your FOIA Garden Go To Seed

1/21/2023

32. Fearing Imitation

1/21/2023

33. Tell Me An Article, Daddy!

1/21/2023

Bonus Chapter: Help For Luddites

1/21/2023

Acknowledgments

1/21/2023

Before You Go

1/21/2023

About the Author

1/21/2023

Ending Credits

1/21/2023