This blog hasn't been updated in a while, but just reading through the archives still gives a lot of good info about cliche journalistic phrases to avoid

I know I've been hearing in a lot of my classes that with advancing technology, data-driven articles are becoming more common and accessible. Check out this tab for some cool examples of recent data-driven stories!

Frequently updated information about new tools and ways to analyze data for all those data junkies

Breaks down their tips into helpful categories: production, reporting, writing and tools. 

Super interesting and varied 'how-to' guides. Everything from 'How to speak to famous people' to 'How to make the perfect video report'.

Some of these articles apply more to the UK since that's where this site is based, but they actually have a lot of good tips for how to break into the profession. 

Well-organized articles deal with popular social media sites and new tools being offered by those sites. 

Journalists and editors would find a lot of this social media news to be helpful while trying to expand their own online reach

This site sponsors a social media conference each year, but only allows about 400 people to come to it to create a more individualized atmosphere. Seems like a neat idea.