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Managing your changing workload
The multiple platforms and constant deadlines of digital journalism
place new demands on editors as you manage your staff and your own time
to pursue excellence on all platforms. You need to manage your time well
on at least three levels.
- Meaningful
meetings Rene
Kaluza of the St. Cloud Times developed a workshop to make
newsroom meetings shorter and more productive. Following are the
outline and handouts for the workshop, along with a form used
in planning meetings.
- Juggling
Daily News with Enterprise Daily news will expand to fill
up all day every day if you let it, leaving you with less time
to produce enterprise stories. Steve
Buttry of the Omaha World-Herald explains how to manage your
daily load to provide more time to pursue better enterprise stories.
- Writing
clearly on deadline Steve
Buttry offers eight valuable tips for writing clearly on deadline.
- The
One-Minute (OK, Maybe 5-Minute) Editor You talk to your
reporters every day, a minute here, a couple minutes there. Your
most important editing is done in these brief daily encounters.
Steve Buttry of the
Omaha World-Herald offers tips for editors on how to coach reporters
with short conversations when longer planning meetings are not
possible.
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March 12, 2008
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