Features In India, the Last Few Bastions Of The Free Press Stand Guard Against Rising Authoritarianism Functioning democracies are all alike; every dysfunctional democracy is dysfunctional in its own way.India, where the free press has played a crucial role in protecting democratic institutions since independence in… September 20, 2021 Vidya Krishnan In an Era of Misinformation and Tracking Technology, Long-Held Journalism Norms Are Shifting In the months between the November 2020 vote and the January 6 Capitol insurrection, BuzzFeed News’ politics desk faced an ethical and practical quandary: To what extent should it cover… September 14, 2021 Allegra Hobbs Six Rural News Outlets Trying to Bridge the Information Divide These local newsrooms are helping audiences better understand the places sometimes dismissed as "flyover country" August 26, 2021 Celeste Katz Marston Journalism in Myanmar: “An Apocalypse for The Media” When soldiers finally swarmed the offices of Mizzima Media in March, the building was empty. Its editors had already taken the computers, cameras, microphones and notes and vanished into different… June 18, 2021 Jared Downing Alexei Navalny, Social Media, and the State of the Free Press in Russia The space for independent Russian journalism is shrinking, but a handful of small outlets still offer an alternative to state media June 10, 2021 Elizaveta Kuznetsova Serving the Audiences Mainstream Newsrooms Don’t In March, when a man shot and killed eight people, including six women of Asian descent, across three different spas in the Atlanta area, one thing quickly became clear: the… May 19, 2021 Clio Chang Covering Extremism: “As Exhausting a Beat as It Is Important” Seyward Darby’s book on women in the white nationalist movement, “Sisters in Hate,” grew out of a detailed piece of reporting she published in Harper’s in 2017. But that wasn’t… March 30, 2021 Celeste Katz Marston Get to Know the Newsrooms Focused on Elevating Latinx Voices in the U.S. “Can star player Marco Fabián revive the Union’s Latino fan base? Show me some cariño (affection), they say.” That was the headline for an April 2019 Spanish-language multimedia feature in The… March 24, 2021 Sofia Cerda Campero Lithuania’s Public Broadcaster and Commercial Rivals Clash over State Funding When the Soviet army moved to crush a powerful pro-independence movement in its republic of Lithuania in 1991, the military’s list of targets included Lithuania’s broadcast studios and TV transmission… March 15, 2021 Ann Cooper One Year Into the Pandemic, How Are Health Reporters Doing? For many health reporters, reporting on the coronavirus started long before most Americans realized the devastating impact it would have on their daily lives. Declared a pandemic by the World… March 3, 2021 Chelsea Cirruzzo Previous 1 … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 60 Next
