ACES: CopyDesk.org
The American Copy Editors Society site offers editing tips, contests, quizzes, headline writing exercises, conferences and much, much more.
TheSlot.com
A must-bookmark reference site for copy editors.
EditTeach.org
Resources for copy editors and those who teach it.
Verification Handbook
From Craig Silverman, this guide gives you tools to verify digital content for emergency coverage.
American Press Institute Fact-Checking Resources
The Editor’s ToolkitFrom Solutions Journalism.
MediaShift: Advice for Journalists Working with Traumatic Imagery
Chicago Tribune Grammar Cheat Sheet
OnlineStylebooks.com
Search dozens of online stylebooks.
A Field Guide to Fake News
Produced by First Draft News and the Public Data Lab.
Old Editor’s Macro Checklist
Great tips and resources from the Baltimore Sun.
Google Newsgathering and Verification Tools
CUNY: Fact-Checking, Verification and Fake News Guide
The Slot: The Nine Commandments of Caption Writing
Verified Pixel
Tool used to verify authenticity of photos.
Poynter: Digital News Organization Style Guide
Thsrs: The Shorter Thesaurus
A great tool for headline writing. This thesaurus gives you synonyms the same length or shorter than the word you enter. This helps if you’re stuck on a headline and can’t think of a concise word to use on a tight headline count.
Verification Junkie
This tool from Josh Stearns centralizes several social media verification tools in one place. Great for reporting and fact-checking on deadline.
FirstDraftNews: The 5 sources of fake news everyone needs to look out for online
Indiana University: Tips and Resources for Fact-Checking and Detecting Fake News
Hoaxy
Track where and how fake news is spreading over social channels. Built by Indiana University.
Public List of Fake News Sites
Poynter: Editor’s Guide to Identifying Plagiarism
First Draft News Fact-Checking Resources
5 Tools for Verifying YouTube Video
Font Joy Font-Pairing Tool
A free, bowser-based tool that matches fonts that work well together.
Journalist’s Resource: Tips for Journalists Working With Math
Diversity Style Guide
“A resource to help journalists and other media professionals cover a complex, multicultural world with accuracy, authority and sensitivity. The guide includes terms and phrases related to race/ethnicity; religion; sexual orientation; gender identity; age and generation; drugs and alcohol; and physical, mental and cognitive disabilities.”
Viooly
Analysis tool that shows you what in your writing may be keeping someone else from understanding the impact of your work. Offers a free trial.
Reported.ly: Rundown of Favorite Verification Tools
First Draft News Reporting Tools
Social newsgathering, verification, law/ethics. A great collection of resources
First Draft News: Free Guide to Verifying Photos and Videos
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How to Verify Information from Twitter
Great tips from Steve Buttry.
TinEye
Reverse image search. Good for fact-checking photos.
API: How to Tell If a Photo is Fake
Great tips and video.
Izitru.com
Verify photos to see if they’re real or doctored. Good for fact-checking photos being shared on social media.
Poynter: Fact-Checking How-to Guides
American Press Institute Fact-Checking Resources
Washington Post: Fact-Checker’s Guide
Washington Post: Fact-Checker Tool
Poynter: Fact-Checker’s Code of Principles
Duke Reporters Lab: Fact-Checking Efforts Around the World (map)
InVid Video Verification Plug-in
Browser plug-in that assists in debunking fake videos.
CheckDesk
An open verification toolkit for journalists.
Gigaom: Resources for Fact-Checking News
Tool for building data visualizations on mobile.
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