Does the inverted pyramid model of news writing still apply in an online world? Do the “living stories” of Wikipedia and growing freedom from column restrictions suggest a different model?

A look at how modern journalistic practice from the inverted pyramid to writing for one’s audience to skipping complex detail has been successfully weaponized by clickbait and fake news to great ...

The inverted pyramid has been used for years in journalism to create news stories, and for good reason. The art of front-loading content (giving the most important information up front) makes this ...

The inverted pyramid structure simply means placing the most important information in the fore of the story, and then arranging the remaining information in descending order of importance.

William de Gale, portfolio manager at BlueBox Asset Management, explains a unique analogy he uses to describe the tech sector.

This video was created from the contents of 3+ hours of live streaming, so it has some issues but it was a fascinating, worthwhile experiment. And this build is 100% legal. Go figure.

13 ideas for fresh news formats Forget the inverted pyramid, there are many ways to write a news story in the digital age ...

News journalism relies on a tried-and-tested model of inverted storytelling. Contrary to the introduction-middle-end style of writing that pervades school essays and scientific papers, most news ...