Updated, Dec. 20, 2005 6/4/05: Case Study: The News & Observer Changes the Face of Hog Farming Beyond the bad smell: a newspaper's persistence exposes environmental hazards, lax regulation and more. 6/3/05: Watchdog Participants 6/3/05: Case Study: the Chicago Tribune Tests a Death Penalty Premise The impact of a watchdog on matters of life and death. 6/3/05: Creating A Watchdog Culture Seminar Schedule 6/3/05: Case Study: The St. Petersburg Times Sorts out a Wickedly Complex Topic If the newspaper doesn't tackle topics like this, who will? 6/3/05: Slapping a Headline on Watchdog Journalism Themes from the seminar on watchdog journalism, plus specific steps to make it happen in newsrooms. By Gregory Favre 6/3/05: Keller New NY Times Editor By Poynter Institute 5/23/05: How Well Are You Leading? Assess your strengths & weaknesses. By Jill Geisler 5/16/05: Newsweek & the Danger of Anonymous Sources The danger of anonymous sources. By Scott Libin 4/13/05: How Profit Became King Two new books by Knight Ridder veterans examine how the company -- and the industry -- demoted journalism from first to second among their priorities. By Rick Edmonds 4/13/05: The Coaching Way Getting the best from yourself and others By Chip Scanlan 4/12/05: Print to Pixels Confessions of a news consumer. By Chip Scanlan 4/7/05: An Interview With ASNE's Incoming President The Sacramento Bee's Rick Rodriguez on what he hopes to accomplish during his term. By Gregory Favre 3/21/05: The 80-20 Rule of Job Satisfaction What's your ratio? By Chip Scanlan 3/10/05: Requiem For A Heavyweight? Please, Say It Isn't So A letter to Sports Illustrated President John Squires on the death of print journalism. By Gregory Favre 2/23/05: Help with Emotional Interviews When news means trauma. By Chip Scanlan 1/19/05: Hunting Where the Ducks are Flying: Newspapers & Blogs A North Carolina newspaper watches its readers move online. And follows them there. By Bill Mitchell 1/12/05: CBS U: What Have You Learned? Fronting, prosecuting, sniping & other newsroom practices. By Jill Geisler 1/4/05: Simon Says Ten key words to help you be a better editor and leader. By Gregory Favre 12/28/04: New Year's Resolutions for Newsroom Leaders Forget about a healthier diet. Make 2005 the year you learn some names. By Scott Libin MORE > 1  |  2  |  3  |  4  |  5  |  6  |  7  |  8  >   >>   >|  GO TO Leadership SEMINARS Get Local on the Mining Story Localizing the Mine Al's Wednesday Meeting Pg.1: Trapped Miners Charleston Gazette(WV) Best Tips, Part II By Jonathan Dube Design Desk Highlights By Anne Van Wagener Caught in a Riot by Mary Sanchez Custom-Tailored Time By Jill Geisler Aly Colón Gregory Favre Jill Geisler Scott Libin Paul Pohlman Sara Quinn Bob Steele Al Tompkins Butch Ward Blogs, Podcasts, TiVo, Wikis: New Habits of News Consumers Mar. 12-15, 2006 App. deadline: Feb. 1, 2006 Poynter Leadership for TV & Radio News Managers Mar. 19-24, 2006 App. deadline: Jan. 16, 2006 Poynter Leadership for Managing Editors May. 10-13, 2006 App. deadline: Mar. 13, 2006 Poynter Leadership for Online News Managers May. 16-19, 2006 App. deadline: Mar. 15, 2006 Poynter Leadership Academy Oct. 15-20, 2006 App. deadline: Aug. 10, 2006 Poynter Paper No. 1: A Call to Leadership Leading by Example Poynter Leadership: Essential Skills & Values Leadership Bibliography   Site Map | Search Poynter | Contact Poynter | FAQ | Our Guidelines QuickLink     Copyright © 1995-2006 The Poynter Institute   801 Third Street South | St. Petersburg, FL 33701 | Phone (888) 769-6837   Site developed & hosted by DataGlyphics, Inc.