10 journalists share the stories that make them proud

January 26th, 2020

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Each month, Muck Rack interviews a different journalist, asking them about their career paths, their day-to-day workflow as a reporter, their relationships with PR professionals and how their favorite stories came to be. In most interviews, we ask journalists to share a piece they feel proud to have worked on. Read on for responses from some of the journalists we’ve had the chance to interview, and check out some other popular blog posts from the past few weeks. Like this article? Click to tweet it. Muck Rack Launches 'Google Trends' for PR Pros We recently released a new research tool known as Muck Rack Trends, which allows users to measure their company’s performance against that of competitors and compare article search terms. This tool provides metrics for the number of articles published over a period of time, the top media outlets and journalists covering a term and share of voice. Muck Rack CEO Gregory Galant recently spoke with PRWeek about the features and benefits of this new tool. Click here to read the full article! Muck Rack's Top Blog Picks A former journalist turned PR pro on what's next for the industry in 2020 Over the last few years, the explosive growth of new tech has been coupled with the staggering decline of traditional media. So, what lies ahead for the PR industry? (Tweet it) The top 25 newspapers based in Oregon For PR pros, it’s important to stay on top of publications, outlets and journalists to pitch. We’ve rounded up the top newspapers in Oregon based on audience. (Tweet it) This month in bad PR pitches Here are some of the more cringeworthy tweets from journalists about the PR pitches landing in their inboxes lately. (Tweet it) Preparing for a recession: 4 tips for communicators A recession can be scary and could have a major impact on professional communicators. Here is what you should be ready for. (Tweet it) Muck Rack is always looking for guest bloggers! If you’re interested in writing for us, check out our submission guidelines and send us a pitch.  Follow Muck Rack on Twitter and check in through the day to find out what's interesting the journalism community. If this newsletter was forwarded to you and you'd like to receive it every day, click here to subscribe. If there are any journalists on Twitter you'd like to follow through Muck Rack, let us know. Brought to you by: Muck Rack 96 Spring St, Floor 7 New York, NY 10012 hello@muckrack.com

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