Advances in television technology: where do we draw the line? News Director John Tracy takes aim at uses and abuses by Tina M. Adair When Anchorage’s Channel 2 News Director John Tracy took the podium at the April Alaska Press Women luncheon, the long-time anchor’s number one topic was, surprisingly, not the news. Tracy began […]

Exploring the world with Nan Elliott by Sherrie Simmonds Nan Elliott, Alaska Press Women’s March speaker, kept the APW audience engaged and entertained with stories of her experiences. The author, cruise ship lecturer, assistant professor, journalist, and filmmaker, having worked on assignments around the world, for an Alaskan governor, the White House, and the federal […]

Dillehay offers unique perspective on journalism and the free press by Carol Sturgulewski To a room full of journalism professionals, the numbers were both startling and enlightening: U.S. television coverage of international news has fallen from 45 percent in the 1970s, to 12 percent today. Of some 1,400 daily newspapers in the U.S., only 20 […]

Coyne sets the scene on narrative journalism by Tara Witterholt After years of waiting for our invite to lunch, Anchorage Press writer Amanda Coyne admitted she felt like “the dorky girl at the dance.” But on January 6, Alaska Press Women motioned her to the popular table and asked her about working for the alternative […]

Daily News editor addresses APW by Elaine Rhode “We’re now in the information business, not just the newspaper business,” the editor of the Anchorage Daily News told November’s gathering of Alaska Press Women. The winds of change are coming from online, and so far, the forecast is encouraging. “The Internet expands our audience and gives […]