Could writers soon be replaced by robots?
Advanced algorithms are giving life to computer-generated news stories. Plus, proving that you can make a career out of writing, packaging prose, a columnist’s plagiarism defense, and more.
Advanced algorithms are giving life to computer-generated news stories. Plus, proving that you can make a career out of writing, packaging prose, a columnist’s plagiarism defense, and more.
The site’s president says the “social content marketing” BuzzFeed does is the “type of stuff David Ogilvy did.”
It may not be ideal, but neither is your shoestring budget—just make sure to know a few things going in.
Want to know what’s on the mind of the average reporter? What you’ll find on these Twitter feeds and websites can give you some insight.
But the blunder may have helped this adorable kitten.
There might be no better place to get writing advice than from a beloved essayist, playwright, or novelist. We’ve collected quite a few, but we want more! Share those terrific tips here.
Laugh all you will. Overlook the parallels between our industry and these funny films, and your career might take the proverbial pie in the face.
If you hear someone say that the words someone says only accounts for 7 percent of the message, you’re not getting the full story.
Want to make yourself irreplaceable? Strong writing skills, a spirit of cooperation, and the ability to deal with adversity can go a long way.
Learn why feline images remain so popular and how you can use them in your online marketing efforts. A new infographic explores the allure of calicos, Persians, Russian Blues—and yes, bacon, too.
If you think about the founding of the United States of America as a startup business, it had some pretty fantastic publicity.
The bleach brand published a blog post titled “6 mistakes new dads make,” then took it down when furious stay-at-home fathers complained about stereotyping.
The magazine apologizes and changes the introduction to a video series called “Dudes Grilling Things” after people complain on Twitter and blogs that the ‘humor’ was sexist.
This Ohio native let out an audible groan upon learning that there was a blatant error in the diplomas that her alma mater issued.
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