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When I was reporting, if someone said “no” to any of the above questions, I may have moved on to someone else who said “yes.”

People we provide media training to often request the service in anticipation of an event likely to prompt questions from reporters.

Shoot for the stars. Swing for the fences. Try to be funny. But remember that even the industry's big players with plenty of tools can't frequently solve the science of humor.

Every four years, when a presidential candidate announces his VP pick, the media analyzes the choice until someone waves a new shiny object in front of their faces.

Did we give away items people didn't care about? Did we give up to soon? The answers really don't matter to us.

Experts shouldn't be so eager to declare a victory one way or another.

Twitter notifications from South Florida sports writers, for me, are a economically responsible way of following my favorite team.

Four days later, the video includes almost seven million views