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New outlets' decision to publish graphic photos of a terrorist attack in Kenya highlights a double standard in global coverage

The television cameras were all packed away and stuffed into the trunks of the rental cars.  Notebooks were crammed into briefcases and alongside the cameras, packed in rental cars headed…

A new book by a former editor-in-chief of El Mundo has opened a debate about the relationship between business and the media

A look at news organizations that have found physical homes inside libraries

How librarians are teaming up with journalists to promote media literacy, spur civic engagement, and even take on reporting projects

I can’t imagine standing in the middle of a Walmart and having a fellow customer repeatedly calling me racial epithets as the manager silently watches from a corner of the…

One of the biggest goals for the U.S. journalism industry in covering the 2020 election is to not repeat its mistakes from the 2016 election. So what steps are journalists…

Washington Post journalist Anna Fifield on being careful and slow rather than fast and wrong, the Harvard courses that help her understand the country, and judging the trustworthiness of sources

In “Automating the News,” Nicholas Diakopoulos is optimistic about a hybrid human-algorithm journalistic practice

A look at some of the innovators—photojournalists, artists, designers—reimagining the visual delivery of news