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At SNO, we take support seriously. From our training materials, support videos, online chat and phone support, and personalized training services, we’re dedicated to helping you get the most out of the SNO platform. That’s why we’re excited to announce the start of a newweekly webinar series. Each week, a member of the SNO Patrol […]
Martin Baron in the Spotlight: Martin Baron, former editor of the Boston Globe, shares his experience viewing the Oscar’s this year as the film Spotlight – a film based on events Baron played a large part in – was nominated in a variety of categories. The film ultimately ended up taking home the Oscar for […]
Storytelling tools that never tire: Poynter delivers a comprehensive list of some of the best storytelling tools for new journalists. From Storify, GIF makers, and Autotune, it’s a good reminder that the most basic tools are usually the most useful when it comes to innovative reporting. The Ringer: After Grantland came to an end last […]
We’re feeling a little BuzzFeedy at the SNO office today. In that spirit, check out these 10 impressive features we’ve found on sites in the recent weeks. You won’t believe what happens next! A grid template of love from VOX: “Meet Your Teacher: How did you meet your spouse?” Sports Center in full force from The […]
The fight to protect student journalists continues: “At the highest quality institutions, censorship is, thankfully, almost nonexistent. You would never see a Princeton or Columbia trying to lay a finger on its student journalists because they know that there would be an enormous reputational price to pay. Where we do see a fair degree of […]
High schools and colleges are no strangers to controversy, and, like the true journalists you are, when something major hits your community, you’re probably jumping at the chance to break the news. That’s a great attitude to have, but all too often something stands in the way; whether it’s a conservative or over-controlling administration, a […]
When donating your brain to science can, in fact, change lives: Stories about retired NFL players suffering from CTE– a form of traumatic brain injury caused by repeated blows to the head commonly found in professional football players– is certainly not “news.” However, following the release of the film Concussion, this phenomenon is getting more […]
The Times They Are A-Changin’ There’s been a lot of change around SNO HQ of late. In November, we said goodbye to Ali Catt (real name), who left SNO to focus on her budding writing career. On Monday of this week, we welcomed two new members to the SNO Patrol: Tom Sugatt and Paul Hamberg. […]
This blog could save your life– or at the very least, your sanity: The After Deadline blog on the New York Times website is a fantastic resource for all grammatical and stylistic newsroom queries you may have. From words that are almost (but not quite) right to the art of journalism prose, this blog can […]