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Who is Kayla Mortellaro – #MediaMonday
Alison Bailin | Aug 17, 2020
Happy #MediaMonday! Meet Kayla Mortellaro, operations coordinator at KDUS AM 1060 and host of Valley Focus.
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How to write a good bio
Autumn Jarrett | Aug 14, 2020
Is your professional bio as good as it can be? Autumn has been updating bios for clients and has a few tips on how to get started. Click to read more...
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How to kickstart diversity in the workplace
Annelise Krafft | Aug 13, 2020
How has your organization navigated diversity and inclusion? While these changes don't happen overnight, Annelise has a few ideas on how to advocate for change and accountability. Follow the link for tips on how to overcome roadblocks in diversity and inclusion at your workplace.
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The reason advertisers are holding Facebook accountable
Marissa Baker | Aug 12, 2020
During July, more than 1,000 brands including Coca-Cola, Walgreens and Disney decided to halt advertising on Facebook to #StopHateForProfit. Click to read more about the impact this has on advertising.
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Social Media Takes What We Give It
Scott Hanson | Aug 11, 2020
Tik Tok goes the clock! Due to privacy concerns, the popular video app Tik Tok might not be around for much longer. Does this mean that using Tik Tok is an invasion of privacy? Just like with any other social media platform, Scott thinks that the information you voluntarily share online doesn't pose a privacy concern. Click the link to read more.
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#MediaMonday – Shannon Levitt, Jewish News
Abbie Fink | Aug 10, 2020
Happy #MediaMonday! Today, get to know Shannon Levitt, the editor of Jewish News. Prior to joining Jewish News, she worked as a Crux reporter for The Boston Globe. Follow the link to learn more about her and how she got into journalism.
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Who is on the cover of O Magazine?
Annelise Krafft | Aug 7, 2020
Next month’s issue of O Magazine will not feature Oprah Winfrey on the cover for the first time in 20 years. Instead, the historic issue will feature Breonna Taylor. Read more from Annelise on how this helps to bring awareness to recent social injustices.
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Are Virtual Events the Future?
Autumn Jarrett | Aug 6, 2020
Are virtual events here to stay? After attending a virtual award ceremony, Autumn shares her thoughts on the benefits of remote events. Click to read more.
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Have we seen the end of local news?
Abbie Fink | Aug 5, 2020
We're in a time where access to credible news is imperative to public health, but local journalism has been struggling through the negative impacts of COVID-19. Follow the link to read more about how our newsrooms have been impacted over time.
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Our Thirst For Ranch Life in The Wild West
Scott Hanson | Aug 4, 2020
Brooks Companies, a former client of ours, sells the dream of ranch life in the Wild West. This is a common theme among TV shows old and new like Yellowstone. Follow the link to read more. #HMATurns40
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#MediaMonday – Faith Phares
Alison Bailin | Aug 3, 2020
It's #MediaMonday! Today we feature Faith Phares who is a reporter and producer for Arizona Daily Mix on AZTV. Read more about her journey into journalism and how she landed her current position by following the link.
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#FunFactFriday – What does your bookshelf say about you?
Annelise Krafft | July 31, 2020
For today's #FunFactFriday, Annelise takes a look at celebrities' bookshelves and shares the books that have been keeping her busy during COVID-19. Click the link to read more!
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