In this day and age, being a journalist can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. With the mass media being more dominant then ever, journalists all over the world are doing their best to represent and write about important topics. Choosing a topic can be hard for some. Ken Kurson, a former editor for The Observer, suggests
There are a multitude of different varieties of journalism. Usually, certain topics can be specific enough to fall under a category. That includes investigative, new, financial, reviews, column, and feature/editorial writing. One of the world’s most well known financial journalists, Ken Kurson, has said that anyone can write if they have a passion and love
Ken Kurson is a veteran journalist who has proved a pivotal role in the transition that one of New York City’s most well-read and well-regarded news properties has played on the NYC real estate scene. Kurson heralded the transformation of The New York Observer as the paper’s Editor in Chief for many years, including during
Ken Kurson has had an extensive and storied career in the journalism industry. His input into the overall conversation about what the future holds for journalism is certainly invaluable for all of us to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the current state of the industry. As print outlets continue striving to adapt to the