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Young Leaders’ Spotlight: Lyndsey Gilpin, Follow the Geeks
Digital publishing platforms are giving a voice to new writers and shape to novel storytelling techniques. Among them is Follow the Geeks, a series of 10 tech-entrepreneur profiles from a reporter–editor team at the IT-focused B2B brand of … read more
Young Leader Spotlight: Adrienne Wagner, Advanstar Communications
If the digital disruption in media has made one thing clear, it’s that long-standing rules and roles are changing fast. No longer does a staff member simply report, or edit, or design, or manage the website. It’s all … read more
Young Leader Spotlight: Sam Oches, ‘QSR’ magazine
In this series, we spotlight B2B leaders who entered the field during the recent period of massive change and quickly assumed leadership roles. For November, we talk to Sam Oches, editor of “QSR” magazine. Understanding the food-service industry’s supply chain is one of the challenges that this 27-year-old B2B editor faces. … read more
The Passing Of A Publishing Giant
By Mark Schlack On March 19, 2014, Pat McGovern died after a long and storied 50+ year career in publishing. He was the founder and owner of International Data Group, one of the prime movers in the technology … read more
Tips For New Beats
Top B2B editors last week shared tips on how to get started on a new beat during a Society of American Business Editors and Writers webcast. The best advice? Get out there and meet people, don’t be afraid … read more
Making revised code broadly relevant is vital objective for SPJ ethics committee
How do you make an ethics code relevant for a membership significantly more diverse than in years past? This is a challenge for the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), now in the midst of only its second revision in the past 17 years. … read more
iThenticate study ID’s 10 plagiarism formats worthy of attention
“It has become clear that understanding plagiarism is more complex than a simple assessment of originality.” This alert introduces a new study that defines ten possible plagiarism forms. Also identified: the most common and most serious among the group. … read more
Welcome to the world of digital ethics; it’s a Wild West frontier out there!
When the trio of ethics committee members involved in revising ASBPE’s ethics code began work on the digital section, they knew they would have their hands full. A multitude of concerns were on the table, with still further unknown changes lurking in the immediate future. … read more