Tag: Joe Coffey
Local media habits
Remember when local media preferences were passed down from generation to generation? Maybe your morning Gazette habit is because it was always there on...
The great journalist resignation
Considering journalists’ role in a fair and just society, you’d think they’d earn a decent salary. That’s not the case, for the most part,...
Questionable journalism
I’ll never forget the calm but firm dressing down I once received as a cub reporter at the NBC affiliate in Lubbock after covering...
Fifth Estate: Our medium market
You may have heard that we are considered a “medium market” for our local media. Here’s what that means.
In the middle
Television market size is...
Banking on small transaction marketing
When it comes to media savviness, we can all learn a thing or two from the banks and credit unions with roots in the...
Your role in normalizing change
Well, that’s different. It must be bad.
Well, that’s different. I wonder what that’s about?
Journalists and news managers in the Corridor know that...
An unprecedented stretch of news
By Joe Coffey | The Fifth Estate
With all due respect to the generations of journalists who practiced their trade here in the Corridor before March 2020, I must say – they didn’t work that hard.
Building your family’s media budget for 2021
As a budget-minded participant in your place of work, you know what it’s like to rely on an important tool or service that yields...
The price of reliable journalism
True or False: People who can afford reliable journalism get reliable journalism, while everyone else is stuck with sketchy news-ish looking stuff that can’t...
The price of reliable journalism
True or False: People who can afford reliable journalism get reliable journalism, while everyone else is stuck with sketchy news-ish looking stuff that can’t...