Global Business Journalism Program
at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China
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Journalism tips
The Global Business Journalism program is committed to providing ongoing journalism skills training to its students and alumni, as well as to journalists worldwide. We are pleased to share these tipsheets with you. Do you have a subject you'd like us to explore in a future training workshop or tipsheet? Send us a message via our "Contact Us" tab.
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Business news reporting
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How to effectively cover business issues in your local community
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A veteran business editor describes how to cover mergers and acquisitions
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How to get the most out of The World Bank's data base and research reports
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3 tips to help you with your investments (or covering investing)
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Fad or the future? Business journalists need to know how NFTs work. Omar Gallaga explains...


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Writing tips
- The 10 essentials of news writing
- How to report and write a feature story
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A professional fact-checker explains how to avoid mistakes in your stories

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Surviving and thriving in a turbulent media ecosystem
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How to get a journalism job: 9 tips that will improve your chances
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10 tios on building a career as a foreign correspondent from Thanos Dimadis
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How to create a basic journalism portfolio in 10 minutes – and then to keep improving it later
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7 challenges to overcome in launching a journalism startup venture
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Covering hot topics in the news


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Best practices in journalism
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Remote learning tips and tools


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About Global Business Journalism
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Answering some of the most frequently asked questions about the Global Business Journalism program
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Visualizing the global reach of the Global Business Journalism program
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6 reasons why you should consider studying journalism in China
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7 reasons why you should apply to the Global Business Journalism program at Tsinghua University