natalie jennings
Social media and engagement manager for politics at The Washington Post and editor of The 12.
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Adaptive Journalism
It’s something forward-thinking digital journos have been doing for years — even before the social and mobile fast trains left...
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Oh, D.P.
The text: “If you have young friends who aspire to be writers, the second-greatest favor you can do them is to present them with copies of...
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Art at a Snail’s PaceYou’ve finally made it, after a breathless climb up the winding marble staircase, to the upper terrace of the Duomo di Milano...
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“‘Girl Meets World’ will focus on a middle school girl. How old are you now? Thirty? Let it go. ‘Homeland’ is on.”— Jessica Goldstein, on...
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Romeo And Juliet, Williams Shakespeare
What if your favorite literary characters had away messages?
Socially savvy journalists already recognize that Reddit is a veritable cornucopia of story ideas and content. However, if you go a little deeper (“we’ve got to go deeper!”), you’ll find the Reddit community does a lot of what a good journalist should do: it reports news, it checks sources, it calls BS on false information. Possibly most importantly: it creates and curates.
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