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ASBPE National Blog Contributors
Responding to negativity on social media
B2B editors need to respond to negativity that shows up on their social media platforms. Newspapers and mainstream media outlets regularly receive harsh backlash from readers on social media – especially in an era of “fake news.” President … read more
Lessons learned in launching a magazine
Last fall, GIE Media launched Cannabis Dispensary magazine to serve dispensary owners and managers across the US. Team members relate what they learned in the process. With the myriad B2B magazines out there – there’s a B2B publication … read more
Topics from ASBPE’s May 2018 National Conference Ethics Roundtable
Editor’s Note: After interviewing panelists, immediate past ASBPE Ethics Committee chair Howard Rauch prepared a report on the May 10 Ethics Roundtable at the National Conference. Since Howard wasn’t able to attend, he based his report on interviews … read more
Recognize women role models
Take time to honor accomplishments of women in the media and mentor younger women to grow throughout the year. Last month, one of my college journalism professors shared an article on social media titled, “59 Women in Journalism … read more
ETHICS UPDATE / Preventing freelancer plagiarism and conflicts of interest
This article by Bridget Botelho, a member of ASBPE’s Ethics Committee, is the final essay in our spring Ethics Update newsletter. We Committee members hope to see you at the National Conference May 10-11 in Washington, DC, where … read more
ETHICS UPDATE / Should it stay or should it go? Church and State in the modern media environment
Process-improvement expert Kilian Schalk led a Feb. 28 webcast for ASBPE in which he suggested ways to achieve better communication between the editors’ and the publishers’ sides of our businesses. Asked by Ethics Update to elaborate for this … read more
ETHICS UPDATE / Elephants in the room: When it comes to editors and ethics, the enemy may (sometimes) be us
Charles Lewis, one of America’s top investigative journalism authorities, will speak at ASBPE’s May 10-11 National Conference in Washington, DC. At the request of the Ethics Committee, he shares in this article some thoughts about ethical issues that … read more
ETHICS UPDATE / How to use vendors as sources and stay on the right side of the editorial-advertising boundary
JD Solomon will discuss similar issues at ASBPE’s May 10-11 National Conference in a talk titled “Navigating the Minefield of Editorial-Advertising Conflicts.” He also will participate in an Ethics Roundtable there.—Roy Harris, Interim Ethics Committee Chair I began … read more
ETHICS UPDATE / From #MeToo to #TimesUp, HR Magazine and human-resource society become voices of a movement
This article marks the spring resumption of the ASBPE Ethics Committee’s newsletter, Ethics Update. Every now and then a publication finds itself in the midst of a huge ethical groundswell. That happened at HR Magazine and SHRM Online … read more