It was a pretty harmless mixup that's been fixed. I don't really understand the anger on this one.
Your columns. Before print.
I've worked at KCCI. I've worked at multiple newspapers. The process isn't the same. Not even close.
This "report" was designed to support the video on the site. He likely wrote it in 20-30 minutes. Forwarded it to one person, not an editor, who posts it online.
These types of reports by a TV station are not getting put through an editing process. They're focused on the video, not the text. Because they are on TV.
Lol at the thought of KCCI having a section editor.
All the extra security is for the visiting team's locker room. Good thing the Hok band isn't coming...would need to call the National Guard.View attachment 89391
Nice report Scott Carpenter. The sad thing is he used to be a sports anchor at a previous news station.
except for Chinless Sears on WHO
Genuine question, how does a digital editor differ from a section editor? I know KCCI has a digital editor and I figured they would be the editor for online articles.
A digital editor doesn't edit. Titles and responsibilities vary from one place to the next, but they likely manage digital-only reporters and decide which stories to put on the home page, which is similar to how a section editor operates at a newspaper. The KCCI website is designed to get you to watch video. The text is not priority and in some cases is there only for SEO purposes.
Copy editors do the actual editing. KCCI might have a copy editor for their website, but I doubt it. It's up to the reporters or staff writers to get it right on their own.
Editors are titles of power within a newsroom. They don't actually edit. I can tell you that when it comes to journalistic accuracy, newspaper employees take their jobs much more seriously than TV station employees.
Idk when Stacy first started my jaw hit the ground.Shaina was the correct answer :'(
Yes well reverse the sentence structure from German and steal a bunch of French, Celtic and pagan words, then don't have any solid rules and after a few thousand years of laziness you have modern English.
Forward Gabe Kalscheur joins brand-new addition Terrance Enarondoo (per ESPN+) to lead the Cyclones down low.Another KCCI sports reporter who didn’t do two minutes of research before publishing this article:
Kalscheur leads the way as Cyclones beat Longhorns
Kalscheur leads the way as Cyclones beat Longhornswww.kcci.com
How about Russ Van Dyke, Paul Rhodes, Bill Riley, Don Soliday, and Mary Jane Chinn?What happened to Coonan and Soliday? And the weather guy who did outdoor TV shows?