This replay is one of five in the Poynter Conference Broadcast series, "A Post-Recession Advertising Strategy: Where Will the Money Go."

Write, edit and present information that engages time-crunched readers.

Finding and fixing the most common style, grammar and punctuation errors.

Learn how Spundge helps you cover a beat, research stories, collaborate with colleagues, and create content and curated streams.

How your news organization can create credible Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites for readers and the community.

We'll show you how to use Overview to quickly sort though hundreds, or hundreds of thousands, of documents to find the story.

The two most viral types of media are videos and infographics. Learn how you can do both with Meograph.

Gain a better understanding of freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

Learn what Flash is, what it can do and how it works to create multimedia storytelling. Plus handout.

Learn how Fusion Tables can help you host, visualize and publish your data as maps, charts and timelines.

Learn the most reliable tools for writing short – across media platforms – and well.

Harness the latest digital technology – including blogs, social media and databases -- to take control of your future in journalism.

Ethics is not separate from the daily work of journalists. Learn the process before you're faced with a tough call on deadline.

Explore essential journalism skills and principles in this introduction to producing news.

Hear the judges discuss trends in multimedia, editing and other topics in this year's competition.

Tools to learn what your readers think about comments and ways to encourage civil conversations on your site.

Conquer your fear of numbers and handle arithmetic accurately with the math tools essential for all journalists.

Learn how to use copyright as a publishing tool, rather than as a reason to not use others’ content.

How much do readers trust news articles? User comments? Tweets? Photos? Learn from the findings of a recent APME study.