Opinion 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 Let’s Correct the Record on the Media’s Handling of the Clinton Email Story Why are marquee news outlets still unwilling to grapple with their role in the 2016 election? July 17, 2023 Issac J. Bailey Is Freelancing Right For You? Be guided by the “why” June 12, 2023 Katherine Reynolds Lewis Three Years After George Floyd’s Murder, What Have We Really Learned? The frenetic pace of day-to-day news coverage makes it difficult to create lasting change June 8, 2023 Issac J. Bailey CNN, Trump, and The Perils of ‘Anti-Woke’ Journalism Giving the former president the opportunity to repeatedly lie to a television audience isn’t getting us out of our silos May 24, 2023 Issac J. Bailey Three Years Later, Covid-19 Is Still a Health Threat. Journalism Needs to Reflect That Too much coverage minimizes the health risks researchers attribute to the virus April 12, 2023 Kendra Pierre-Louis Journalists Once Defended Fox as a News Outlet. But That Was Then The Dominion lawsuit has exposed the network as an entertainment channel March 28, 2023 Issac J. Bailey A Trump Arrest Wouldn’t Just Be a Political Story Journalists need to explain the context of the former president's actions March 21, 2023 Issac J. Bailey Covering Covid-19 in the Pandemic’s Fourth Year Latin American journalists met reporting challenges in the pandemic’s early days. Their work offers lessons for future coverage March 17, 2023 Javier Garza Ramos Legacy Media Needs to Be Transformed, Not Discarded Local news is a public service profession. We need both commercial and nonprofit outlets to fulfill that mission February 23, 2023 Steven Waldman Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 74 Next
