Freelancing can be a great option for journalists, especially since it comes with a wide range of flexibility and often the freedom to explore the
Not all journalism grads will work as full-time staff for a news organization. Maybe after searching on JournalismJobs.com and following up with journalism school contacts,
Freelancing has its perks – including freedom. One of the downsides is the missed opportunity to participate in a company retirement plan that matches your
Freelancing is a double-edged sword: it comes without the security and benefits of a full-time job but allows for greater flexibility to pursue a wider
High-quality journalism and work from home logistics can co-exist with flexibility from sources and journalists alike During the throes of pandemic writing, a terrible thought
Audiences these days are fickle. I’m talking about digital audiences, not the type that sits in a theater or concert. They are choosy and particular
What is an LLC? LLC stands for Limited Liability Corporation. It’s a legal status granted to businesses that allow more flexibility than a corporation, while
October means witches, goblins, and all things spooky. To freelancers, few things are scarier than getting ghosted by an editor or other key person in their project.
Your freelance career was buzzing along and COVID-19 happened. Suddenly some work from regular clients dried up. Then you started hearing about layoffs and furloughs
The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the news media environment. Many companies have closed their newsrooms and asked journalists to work remotely while staying safe
Whether you’re pitching a freelance story to a new-to-you editor or contacting sources to schedule interviews, you lean heavily on email. But some people make their
Most of us live and work in a mobile world and in business reporting, there’s often a good chance that you will have to be
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