Author Why BuzzFeed Was Wrong to Publish the Trump Dossier A discussion of journalistic ethics is supposed to involve journalism, so maybe I’m on thin ice writing about BuzzFeed’s decision to publish the dossier about Donald Trump – because that… January 11, 2017 Should Newsrooms Follow Where WikiLeaks Leads? James Comey’s reputation may never recover from a few decisions he made during the 2016 election cycle, and maybe it shouldn’t. His choices, though, weren’t materially different from the thinking… January 9, 2017 When War Comes Home Three years ago I worked as a news editor at Donbass, the largest newspaper and news website in my native city of Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine. I was responsible for… January 5, 2017 The challenge Trump poses for Jewish media Donald Trump poses a challenge to all media, because he, well, loathes us and also can’t live without us. In everyday terms, his badgering media for attention and simultaneously calling… December 21, 2016 Al Sharpton, Donald Trump, and the Black and White Truth A fast-talking, prolific headline-making man from New York with a controversial record on the issue of race showed up on the political scene to run for the presidency of the… December 14, 2016 Bill Church, NF ’16, seeks to join core values and new approaches as he guides newsrooms toward reinvention What should newsrooms look like in the future?No one knows the answer.But there is energy in uncertainty. And the best way to find an answer is start an adventure. Even… December 14, 2016 Floyd McKay, NF ’68, draws on his daily reporting for a book about an era that transformed the state of Oregon When journalism becomes work—as opposed to adventure—it’s time to move on; that’s what I did after three decades as a reporter and commentator in print and television, at the Oregon… December 14, 2016 Andrea McCarren, NF ’07, finds a four-legged friend is an asset for her reporting Over decades of reporting, my toolbox has evolved: from a pen and notebook to a smartphone, and for the last year, a 75-pound English Labrador retriever named Bunce.He’s named for… December 14, 2016 Get Serious About Getting Rid of Fake News One way to think of the job journalism does is telling a community about itself, and on those terms the American media failed spectacularly this election cycle. That Donald Trump’s… December 14, 2016 A Davos for the Rust Belt I come from a fading industrial town—Albion, Michigan. In 1985 I would read the Chicago Tribune on how great things were in America and wonder which America it was writing… December 9, 2016 Previous 1 … 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 … 429 Next
