Newspaper Fail – Newspaper Article Asks Readers to “Click Here”

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Something tells me that someone just copy and pasted text from an online article. Whoops. … [Read more...]

We’re Working on a Surprise; and an Oldie From Bill O’Reilly

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This past week we here at SJL have been working on a little project. We are debuting this project Monday but thought we'd give you a little teaser. Below is a shot from our project. Meet Lindsey - our journalist. Holding a mug of coffee, snack food, and … [Read more...]

Stuff Journalists Like – Free Stuff

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Normally, journalists aren't allowed to accept gifts or free stuff (stupid ethics) but there's nothing written that journalists can't accept free stuff from other journalists. I totally got hooked up from a fellow journalist - Gregan Wingert, a … [Read more...]

Shit Liz Lemon Says

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If you are checking out this blog, that probably means you are a journalist, which probably means you like 30 Rock. And if that is true, you'll probably love the newest parody of Shit Girls Say - Shit Liz Lemon Says. We sure did.   … [Read more...]

Sometimes the News Hits Too Close to Home (Literally)

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D’oh! – How Journalists Feel When Interviewing Without a Recorder

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  Thanks to @Adorkable_Alli for tweeting the photo.   … [Read more...]

Stuff Journalists Like – Boobs (SFW)

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This is a journalist's idea of a baby present (and we think it's awesome)!  … [Read more...]

Daily Show Makes Fun of Journalists . . . Again

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If only we didn't make it so easy for Jon Stewart and Co. … [Read more...]

Montage of Anchors Saying “Beezow Doo-Doo Zopittybop-Bop-Bop”

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via Jimmy Kimmel   … [Read more...]

Stuff Journalists Like – #37 Plush Assignments

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The day-to-day life of a journalist is is anything but glamourous. They spend their days in asbestos-filled public buildings, courtrooms, and newsrooms. If they're not sitting through a public meeting, they're at crime scenes, school, or car accidents. … [Read more...]