Features

News personalization could help publishers attract and retain audiences—in the process making political polarization even worse

Despite government and commercial pressure—and, sometimes, physical threats—incisive investigative work is getting done across Africa

Luz Mely Reyes, periodista co-fundadora de Efecto Cocuyo: “Queremos iluminar la información, como hace el Cocuyo, para iluminar a un país entero"

The increasing use of anonymous sources and leaks has intensified the debate over how to vet information and sources

Newsrooms are moving away from a focus on mass shootings to tell more nuanced stories about the people and communities marred by gun violence

With an extended reach online, newly energized college journalists are facing off against university administrators

Journalist Luz Mely Reyes: “We want to spark information, like the firefly does, to illuminate an entire country”

As part of a data-driven approach, sensors can broaden the range of stories journalists take on and increase the authoritativeness of their accounts

How newsrooms are changing to cover the Trump White House

[sidebar style=”right”]With reporting by Tamar Wilner[/sidebar]The Trust ProjectBased at California’s Santa Clara University, The Trust Project is led by journalist Sally Lehrman, who conceived the effort with Google News executive Richard Gingras in 2014. Their idea: to develop…