Articles The Free Press Under Threat in Central Europe Despite financial challenges and government pressure, independent newsrooms in Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Poland are finding ways to keep reporting February 27, 2019 Lenka Kabrhelova Photography is “a language that didn’t need translation” In "Shooting War: 18 Profiles of Conflict Photographers," Sebastião Salgado tells author Anthony Feinstein why he spends years exploring a single theme February 26, 2019 Anthony Feinstein Journalism Under Pressure Coverage is often exceptional, even as newsrooms and revenues shrink February 21, 2019 Julia Keller Why Tech Platforms Need to Be Built on Journalistic Values In Silicon Valley startup culture, tech debt results from shortcuts taken over time that lead to broken loops, lack of larger solutions, and daily pain by those entrusted with working… February 20, 2019 Gabriella Schwarz Errol Morris, Steve Bannon, and American Discourse “What does it mean for journalism when we cannot examine a subject without appearing to promote it?” February 19, 2019 Ann Marie Lipinski How Journalistic Standards Are Used Against Journalists The Washington Post’s decision to publish unverified sexual assault allegations is the most disturbing example of the flattening of the media landscape since the political press decided to spend more… February 6, 2019 Issac J. Bailey Why We Banned the Word “Ethnic” The Global Press Journal has its own style guide, providing a roadmap for how to use precise, dignified language to fulfill journalism’s ultimate goal: truth-telling February 5, 2019 Krista Kapralos It’s Time for Journalists to Use the “R” Word: Racism Journalists, even those whose job it is to set standards, continue to have a hard time determining if the word “racism” applies in a story. Here’s a simple rule of… January 31, 2019 Issac J. Bailey What’s Wrong with Philanthro-Journalism? Funding by private foundations plays a vital role in filling the gaps often left by mainstream news coverage, especially in important areas like investigative, international, and local journalism.In the case… January 30, 2019 Martin Scott Covering the 2020 Election: Horse Race or Citizens Agenda? For journalists, second-guessing election coverage is second nature.So it wasn’t surprising that Margaret Sullivan, The Washington Post media columnist, recently offered reporters what the headline called a “radical idea:” Forget the polls… January 24, 2019 Jim Morrill Previous 1 … 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 … 437 Next
