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Unknown to Known explores how credibility is built before the spotlight turns on. Hosted by former television producer Jamie Maglietta, the show pulls back the curtain on how journalists, creators, and on-camera professionals become visible, trusted, and in demand.
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From CNN to Her Own Podcast: Becoming Known in a Niche (opens the original)
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Louise McLaughlin has produced for CNN, NBC, Reuters, ITN, Vice and Channel 4. She has Emmy nominations. And when she typed a question into an AI search to see who it named as a leading donor-conceived voice in the UK, she wasn't on the list.Her skills hadn't changed. Her body of work hadn't changed. She just wasn't findable.In this episode of Unknown to Known, Lou sits down with Jamie Maglietta — a former CNN colleague — to talk about what she changed, why it worked, and what it means for anyon
Should Content Creators Follow Journalism’s Ethics Rules? (opens the original)
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The Society of Professional Journalists is proposing its first Code of Ethics revision since 2014 and only the sixth revision in the code’s 100-year history. The proposed update addresses artificial intelligence, misinformation, fabricated content, verification, source transparency, accountability, and the changing definition of who produces journalism. That creates an important new-media question: if independent creators increasingly inform public understanding, should they follow journalistic
Why In-Person Events Still Matter for Building Your Brand (opens the original)
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Jamie Maglietta is attending the inaugural Status Summit in New York, where leaders from The New York Times, The Atlantic, the Associated Press, CNN, cable news, streaming, newsletters, and independent media are discussing the future of the information business. The event is not only an opportunity to hear from influential journalists and executives. It demonstrates why experts, founders, authors, and thought leaders should still attend carefully selected in-person events in a digital-first worl
Literacy Means More Than Reading: The Content Angles Experts Can Use (opens the original)
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International Literacy Day marks its 60th anniversary in 2026. But literacy today means more than reading and writing. In a world shaped by digital platforms, algorithms, misinformation, and artificial intelligence, people must also be able to access information, understand it, evaluate its source, and recognize when important context is missing. In this episode of Think Like a Producer, TV news veteran and media-readiness strategist Jamie Maglietta breaks down three authority-building angles in
Your Job Title Is Not Your Authority: A Labor Day Lesson for Experts (opens the original)
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Labor Day celebrates American workers. But if your job disappeared tomorrow, would people still recognize your expertise? Your title may explain your current position, but it does not fully communicate your skills, results, perspective, or professional value. In this episode of Think Like a Producer, TV news veteran and media-readiness strategist Jamie Maglietta breaks down how experts can use the Labor Day conversation to create timely content around career identity, professional visibility, le
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