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With shrinking newsrooms a common trend nationwide, journalists have been jumping ship and embarking on new career paths in public relations.
This shift is not going unnoticed. A recent story from Columbia Journalism Review and ProPublica noted that for every one journalist there are three PR professionals.
Yet some brave writers have bucked this trend, choosing instead to swim upstream. They’re eschewing their jobs in PR for often less-friendly waters in journalism.
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