Opinion At the U.N.’s Climate Conference, There are Plenty of Hypocrisies for Journalists to Report On Even the small victories require aggressive reporting and scrutiny November 30, 2023 Bill McKibben Are Journalists More Trusted than New Brands? An experience in podcasting sheds light on the answer November 15, 2023 Javier Garza Ramos Hey Journalists, Nobody Is Coming to Save Us In an era of mass layoffs and buyouts, it’s up to each and every one of us to be ready for the churn October 24, 2023 Katherine Reynolds Lewis Six Months Ago NPR Left Twitter. The Effects Have Been Negligible The numbers confirm what many of us have long suspected — that Twitter wasn’t worth the effort, at least in terms of traffic October 11, 2023 Gabe Bullard 9 Hard Truths About Reviving Local News $500 million in philanthropic funding is a start, but let’s make sure we’re focusing on the right things September 14, 2023 Ken Doctor Diversity is at Risk in Twitter’s New Era The changes to the platform pave an uncertain future for young, diverse voices in journalism September 14, 2023 Pratika Katiyar How to Pay Freelancers More Without Increasing Your Newsroom Budget Follow these steps to create a more loyal, reliable, and productive contributor pool September 12, 2023 Katherine Reynolds Lewis The Press Forward Multiplier Effect A commitment of a half billion dollars has the potential to help generate billions more in new support for local news September 7, 2023 Jim Friedlich Journalists Should Share Their Own Climate Disasters It’s an important step in helping audiences to understand what’s at stake September 5, 2023 Jill Hopke Journalists Need More Training in the Art of Negotiation Internships and journalism schools should give their students the tools they need to push for transparency and fairness in the hiring process August 9, 2023 Kami Rieck Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 74 Next
