Journalism Resources

Kate built her career at the intersection of journalism, technology, and business.

With the decline in traditional media and continuous influence of technology advances, including AI, on how we consume news, there’s no one path to success. Kate believes that sharing expert resources without gatekeeping is good for everyone, and contributes to better journalism. Here are some of her favorites.

Big Ideas

If we want a future of journalism, we need there to be nurturing environments for people to cut their teeth.

Recommended Websites

Source of Sources

Three times each day, Peter Shankman sends an email to publicists, experts, and potential sources. Journalists can find the best people to interview as a quoted source or on background.

Opportunities of the Week Newsletter

Sonia Weiser compiles a weekly list of pitch calls. The subscription newsletter includes evergreen and deadline pitch calls. The newsletter is now part of the Study Hall ecosystem.

StudyHall XYZ

A collection of journalists sharing resources, editor contacts, pitching opportunities, and community.

Recommended Books

Before and After the Book Deal

By
Courtney Maum

Courtney Maum details the process of preparing a book proposal, how to find an agent, what to expect from a publisher, and how to promote the book after publication.

The Byline Bible

By
Sue Shapiro

Susan Shapiro walks readers through a step-by-step guide on crafting, pitching, and selling fiction and nonfiction writing to print and online publications.

Recommended Oganizations

Freelancers Union

The organization helps freelancers receive healthcare, legal advice, and other services.

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Online News Organization

The Online News Organization is a nonprofit dedicated to digital journalists, connecting them with technology and innovation in the industry.

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