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Get up close and personal with rank-and-file
Reporters who cover corporate beats through only executive and PR ranks are overlooking a crucial source of information: workers. Cultivating relationships with employees pays big dividends. Photo by Flickr user Sofras

Keeping conflict in perspective
Patrick J. McDonnell of the Los Angeles Times writes about a war between two labor unions, Workers United and Unite Here, and its impact. Rosland Gammon shows how he kept safely and fairly in the middle.

Live-blogging workshop in New Orleans
Couldn't make it to New Orleans for "Finding Fresh Angles on the Economy in Your Own Backyard"? If not, follow along on the archive of our live blog from Monday's workshop. Just click to replay.

Getting ahead of the unemployment blues
Home ownership hogged the residential-real estate center stage this year. But take a look at how the economy has taken its toll on apartment rentals too. Photo by Flickr user cincy Project

Pay attention to who's partnering up
Keeping an eye on your companies and their business partners could give you a heads-up on industry trends or a new direction your companies are taking. Rosland Gammon shows how well one investigative reporter for McClatchy Newspapers did this.

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