Imagine you're reading an article and you stumble on this word: byline. The article has a sentence that says: "The story didn't have a byline." Then you start wondering: "Byline? What's that?" Well, in journalism, especially newspaper/magazine journalism, a byline is the name of a (1/9)

Hello everyone! I'm back, and this is my second post. I want to talk about something I've heard a lot of news consumers (and news avoiders) say: Journalists can't be trusted—they fabricate news/they report fake news. 𝗣𝗣𝗝, or professionally produced journalism, can't allow that. (1/6)

This is my first post on this platform. I'll be posting regularly. Most of the things (certainly not all) will focus on news media literacy and 𝗣𝗣𝗝, or professionally produced journalism. If you're not a journalist and you want to learn more about the journalism industry, just follow me.