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Raised on newspapers, our columnist ponders the election-season news cycle in a print-deprived world By Amy Silverman | PHOENIX Magazine Illustration by Cedric Cummings Some of my best friends are librarians. This comes in handy when I’m looking for a new graphic novel for my kid or searching for the etymology of a word – […]
Read More →Sunday Feature: These reporters lost their jobs. Here are the stories they couldn’t tell.
From left: Gary Warner, former state bureau chief for The Bulletin in Bend, Ore.; Nanette Light, a former reporter for The Dallas Morning News; Gabriel San Román, former reporter for The OC Weekly. Credits/.From left: Joe Kline for The New York Times; Nathan Hunsinger for The New York Times; Federico Medina for The New York […]
Read More →Journalism industry falters when nation most needs it
Chuck Todd and Rachel Maddow of NBC hosting the first Democrat debate/Getty Image By Jeffrey M. Mccall, opinion contributor | The Hill The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill The nation suffers today from information chaos characterized by competing political narratives, fake news and social media mayhem. […]
Read More →[OPINION] Lessons from 2016 for the news media, as the ground shifts
By Jim Rutenberg | The New York Times (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) Starting a weekly column about the nexus between media, technology, culture and politics in the middle of the 2016 presidential campaign was like parachuting into a hail of machine-gun crossfire. Dense smoke was everywhere as the candidates […]
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