Fashion has always had gatekeepers. The editors who decide what’s in. The publications that decide who matters. The press dinners where the right people talk to each other. Georgia Makely has spent her career inside those rooms. As Global Director of Digital and Media at Ford Models, she sits across from stylists, editors, and emerging

Climate change is both vast and personal making it an ideal  for immersive stories that combine visuals, data and human narratives. Behind these seamless interactive pieces is collaboration, data analysis and firsthand reporting.  We spoke to Brady Dennis, a Washington Post climate reporter about how his team created its immersive story about Hurricane Helene, “The

Newsrooms across the country need to meet their audience where they are. For many consumers of news today, that means on their phones, on social media.  But posting engaging content on social media requires its own unique set of skills, strategies and editing techniques. That’s where Gianna Barberia, a social media editor at the Wall

On March 28, a masked thief broke into an $18 million mansion in Beverly. On March 31, Emily Sweeney—a Northeastern University journalism graduate who first joined The Boston Globe as a co-op—reported the story in a video posted to the outlet’s Instagram account. The clip went viral, not because of the heist’s cinematic absurdity, but

As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in newsrooms, a key debate is emerging: Will AI displace journalists or help them do their jobs better.  At Reinvent: A Video Innovation Summit, hosted by Northeastern University on March 21-22,  media innovation expert David Cohn, a senior director at Advance Digital, argued that AI-powered newsroom tools could be