Features
Smart Speaker Use Is Growing. Will News Grow With It?
On midterm election night last year, NPR carried out its usual live coverage, coordinating stories from its reporters and from member stations across the … Read more
Recent Stories
Opinion: Ethics
BuzzFeed, Michael Cohen, and Media Credibility
Journalists would better serve the public—and their own credibility—by avoiding oversimplified narratives that mislead more than they clarify
Opinion
The Israeli News Industry After Netanyahu
Expected criminal charges against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu implicate the country’s news outlets, too. Journalists must make amends—and make changes—to regain the public’s trust
Books
China and the AI Edge
In a nation where privacy is not a core value, AI is being harnessed to create an obedient populace
Features
The Free Press Under Threat in Central Europe
Despite financial challenges and government pressure, independent newsrooms in Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Poland are finding ways to keep reporting
Books
Photography is “a language that didn’t need translation”
In "Shooting War: 18 Profiles of Conflict Photographers," Sebastião Salgado tells author Anthony Feinstein why he spends years exploring a single theme
Opinion: Tech
Why Tech Platforms Need to Be Built on Journalistic Values
Tech companies can be part of the solution to misinformation and lack of consumer trust—but only if they embrace and value quality journalism
From the Curator
Errol Morris, Steve Bannon, and American Discourse
“What does it mean for journalism when we cannot examine a subject without appearing to promote it?”
Opinion: Ethics
How Journalistic Standards Are Used Against Journalists
Non-journalistic groups have a growing influence in creating news agendas and setting narratives
Opinion
Why We Banned the Word “Ethnic”
The Global Press Journal has its own style guide, providing a roadmap for how to use precise, dignified language to fulfill journalism’s ultimate goal: truth-telling
Opinion: Ethics
It’s Time for Journalists to Use the “R” Word: Racism
Given America’s history, every journalist should be asking if race—or racism—plays a role in whatever issue they are investigating
