Heavy-handed editing isn’t the future. It’s not even the present. When an editor realizes this, the editing life they save may be their own.
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A few days ago, we connected toilet paper to editing. Today, we switch to baking a ham in the oven. Click through to find out more.
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Why would you want your publication to stay stuck in the past while the world drifts away from you more every day?
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Voice-of-God reporting is a problem in American journalism. The stakes aren’t as big in sports as in politics, but I have examples to share.
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What does being a kind-hearted editor have to do with toilet paper? I’m about to tell you: free, gratis. No charge.
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Have you ever wondered, “Why is this an English language rule? Is it still a rule?” If so, ACES might be a good fit for you.
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Football season makes me think about lecterns and podiums far more often than I’d like. Let me say this, then.
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People will discuss Oregon Ducks football coach Dan Lanning’s comments from Saturday for some time. Here’s what he didn’t say.
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The Randy Newman song that’s been on my mind lately is not “Louisiana 1927.” I’m not sure I could handle that one today.
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If you’re not careful, you can let cutting words from a story become its own moral good, one with diminishing returns.
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