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The Indianapolis Star investigation that led to the imprisonment of Dr. Larry Nassar began with a tip. In March 2016 a source suggested that reporter Marisa Kwiatkowski look at how [...]

The article focuses on the issue of freedom of the press in Ghana. It informs that journalists face risks of arrest, detention, and torture from state agencies like the police, military, secret service, and political operatives of ruling parties. It also pays attention to the need to take action and to guarantee the safety of media in the country by the government.

The article focuses author's experience as an editor and publisher where author tries to bring the right mix of sensibilities to the challenging financial times facing newspaper. Author presents his obligation to find a path to a more stable financial future, to look for creative ways to fund our journalism; and presents comment on getting a stable source of revenue from subscribers. Author also comments on his job job to be sure their readers and advertisers feel the same way.

The article focuses on the European Investigative Collaboration (EIC) Network as a decentralized platform aimed to protect the security of documents used in cross-boarder reporting. It mentions that the EIC network follows its framework from high-profile leaks including the Pulitzer Prize-winning Panama Papers that have been collaboratively investigated by journalists from different countries. It cites the partners of EIC.network including El Mundo of Spain and Mediapart of France.

The article presents the views of the author on how the news organizations are striving to survive when the U.S. president Donald Trump is not willing to defend the crucial role of journalism in a democracy. It further states that President Trump and his allies have attacked on journalism on its polluting influence on US and other stable democracies. It further states that the paper is racing against time and government forces for creating new and effective subscription models.

AS A CUB REPORTER at The Associated Press in the early 1960s, Kelly Tunney was captivated by the stories she heard from her older co-workers. There was Frank 'Pappy' Noel, [...]

IN FEBRUARY, just before I joined a Zoom call with Mark Graham, director of the Wayback Machine at the Internet Archive, I saw posts on social media that VICE News [...]

The news industry is entering a new era, and after so many failed attempts at transformation over the past two decades, we're wrestling with the fundamental question of our time: [...]

ON FEB. 17, 2022, French billionaire Vincent Bollore officially retired as chairman of his family's business after more than 40 years leading the company. The event took place in the [...]

One year ago, Chicago Public Media announced the acquisition of The Chicago Sun-Times, a public radio station combining forces with a cherished hometown newspaper. The Chicago merger has created one [...]

Seven years before the largest explosion since Hiroshima obliterated a large part of the port of Beirut in August, claimed some 200 lives, and left some 300,000 homeless, port authorities [...]

WHEN JEAN RONALD Saint Preux started live-streaming on Facebook, the police had already smashed his driver seat window. On a clear day, May 20th, in the parking lot of the [...]

THE TMZ headline '1,000 People Attend Chicago House Party During Coronavirus Pandemic' was worrisome to Tiffany Walden, editor-in-chief of The TRiiBE, a digital outlet that aims to reshape the narrative [...]

ONE WAY TO think about the coronavirus pandemic is as a large-scale process of sorting out what is essential. That is true on a perisonal level, but it's also true [...]

AS PATRICK MARLEY moved down the queue of voters lined up near a high school in Madison, some of his interviewees had to shout. Six feet apart is not ideal [...]

Bushfires in Australia. Disintegrating ice in Greenland and Antarctica. Devastating hurricanes in the PU Caribbean. Record-breaking temperatures around the world--again. Hardly a day goes by when climate change and its [...]

Only 15-20 percent of working photojournalists are female. Newsrooms like The New York Times, Bloomberg, and the San Francisco Chronicle are trying to fix that IN 2016, I attended a [...]

GRADUATION WAS APPROACHING, and Northwestern University journalism student Stephanie Choporis faced a tough job market where her choices were few. She could have sought out a spot at a major [...]

IN WE ARE, NEW Hampshire, a small town about 45 minutes from the state's southern border with Massachusetts, the local newspaper is largely a one-man show. Michael Sullivan is de [...]

AT A TIME when we are increasingly understanding the world through art and images, the journalists who make sense of visual culture are facing a critical moment of generational change [...]

ON MAY 18, 2018, with the NBA and NHL playoffs making headlines across the country, three of the four stories on the front page of the Minneapolis Star Tribune sports [...]

IN MARCH 2017 Elena Milashina, a reporter for Russia's leading independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta, was tipped off by a source about the suspicious death of a man in Chechnya. Through [...]

WHEN LONGTIME INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST David Cay Johnston received two pages of Donald Trump's 2005 tax return in the mailbox of his home in Rochester, New York in March, there were [...]

The evening before I headed out to cover a Black Lives Matter protest last May for The Kansas City Star, I listened to and read media coverage about out-of-control mobs [...]

The killing of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis, Minnesota has created a racial reckoning for the country. That reckoning has expanded to America's newsrooms. Across the country, journalists of [...]

Journalists are trained to stick to the facts. But when reporting on a pandemic, responsible predictions are essential to fully informing the public IN THE NORMAL course of human affairs, [...]

Tanzina Vega grew up in public housing less than a mile from public radio station WNYC, home to 'The Takeaway,' the nationally-syndicated weekday show she has hosted since 2018. 'We [...]

The pain of a journalist whose work is thrown into a deep dark hole by government gatekeepers deployed in a newsroom is like no other pain on earth. You hit [...]

IN THEIR PRESS freedom ranking of 180 countries, Reporters Without Borders this year named Norway its valedictorian. So free is the country from censorship, political pressure, or violence against journalists, [...]

Mother Jones, the 42-year-old San Francisco-based publication named for the intrepid activist Mary Harris Jones, has been reinvigorated since Monika Bauerlein and Clara Jeffery took over as co-editors in 2006. [...]

Kim Yong-koo, the first Nieman from South Korea and the former managing editor of The Korea Times, died August 19 in Seoul at the age of 90. After working as [...]

Brett Anderson has joined the Food desk at The New York Times as a contributing writer. He will remain based in Louisiana, where until recently he was restaurant critic and [...]