Articles Asking Soldiers What It Means to Take a Life Former Time Magazine correspondent Phil Zabriskie, author of the Kindle Single “The Kill Switch,” on why he chose to look at what it means to kill in combat and how… July 2, 2015 Phil Zabriskie How Netflix Flipped the Script on Television’s Disruption In “Television Is the New Television,” media critic Michael Wolff argues TV is disrupting the Internet much more than the other way around June 15, 2015 Michael Wolff Public Radio and the Sound of America Broadcasters are trying to shake off "public radio voice" and bring more variety to the airwaves June 11, 2015 Adriana Gallardo, Betsy O'Donovan Why Journalists Must Stop Segregating Stories About Race Race, culture, and poverty deserve to be covered in the same way as the weather, sports, and the stock market June 11, 2015 Eric Deggans Diversity Can Bring Communities Together The editor of a daily newspaper partnered with community organizations to bring readers together June 11, 2015 Karen Magnuson Having a Diverse Newsroom Makes Coverage Mainstream BuzzFeed's editor of Latino coverage on the advantages of having a variety of backgrounds in the newsroom June 11, 2015 Adrian Carrasquillo Mainstream Media Needs More Native American Journalists The president of the Native American Journalist Association says newsrooms need to invest in developing talent June 11, 2015 Mary Hudetz Journalists Must Train Their Brains to See Beyond Stereotypes A Chicago Tribune columnist considers journalists’ complicity in skewed perceptions of communities of color June 11, 2015 Dawn Turner Is Solutions Journalism the Solution? New media ventures are focusing on what’s going right in the world rather than what’s going wrong June 11, 2015 John Dyer If Truth and Credibility Matter, So Must Newsroom Diversity The Philadelphia Inquirer's managing editor argues that newspapers best engage audiences when staff look like the community June 11, 2015 Sandra Clark Previous 1 … 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 … 437 Next
