Archive (Page 305)
October 9, 2019
Case Study: Billboard Freelancer Wants to Change the Way You See Aaron Carter
Find out why Ariana Bacle, a Billboard freelance journalist, was on a mission to show Aaron Carter in a new light, face tats and all, in her illuminating profile, “Aaron Carter is Still Here. Come Get It.” Learn how she wrote this revealing piece from pitch to publication.
October 8, 2019
Case Study: Behind the Scenes with HBO’s Mary Carillo
In 2018, 11 individuals were inducted into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Standing amongst the men was a single female honoree, Mary Carillo. For 39 years, Carillo has lit up television screens with her undeniable wit, exceptional insight, and keen ability to connect.
October 8, 2019
Case Study: Raqiyah Mays is Keeping Black News Real
The calling to be a writer began as early as 8 years old for Raqiyah Mays when she penned her first short story in elementary school. Little did this New Jersey native know at the time, her gift of writing would open a career path that would allow her to share the stories of others with thousands of people around the world. From entertainment reviews to radio host to author, Mays did it all.
October 8, 2019
Media Criticism: Podcaster Joe Rogan Is Making News His Own Way
Podcaster Joe Rogan has a knack for eliciting a candor rarely seen in public figures, bringing a new roundness to the flat personas so many of those figures have carved.
October 8, 2019
Case Study: Documentarian Aims to “Change the Narrative” of Teenage Prostitution
The shocking difference in laws and treatment between domestic and internationally trafficked teenage girls in the United States in the early 2000s led filmmaker David Schisgall on a mission to change the narrative of prostitution in the country.