Good morning. Here’s our morning roundup of all the media news you need to know. Want to get this briefing in your inbox every morning? Subscribe here. Anti-Trump fervor is especially rampant along the…
Donald Trump delivered a vehement and sometimes contradictory screed against the press during his appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference…
At the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s annual awards lunch Friday, I was asked about the perils to small news outlets of the…
Several news organizations boycotted the White House press gaggle this afternoon after the White House excluded CNN and other outlets from…
As a journalism professor, Louise Kiernan often talks with her students about jobs. On Thursday, she talked with her investigative journalism…
Headlines are lifelines to our readers. They grab attention, build trust and help time-pressed consumers focus on the stories they care…
Having worked for The Guardian team that won a Pulitzer Prize for breaking the Edward Snowden stories, Gabriel Dance knows the…
John Podesta, the chairman of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign, will be a contributing columnist at The Washington Post, the newspaper…
Good morning. Here’s our morning roundup of all the media news you need to know. Want to get this briefing in…
The simple but frustrating truth is that facts alone are not enough to convince people. Even the most thorough, accurate piece…
Last year, Mashable laid off about two-dozen employees, cutting its politics and international reporters in a push for more video. So,…
Welcome to Local Edition! I’m Kristen Hare, I’m a reporter at Poynter, and I’m so glad you’re here. This is the…
Alt-right star Milo Yiannopoulos has resigned from Breitbart News after backlash from his statements regarding pedophilia put his status at the…
ProPublica Illinois announced Louise Kiernan as its first editor in chief on Tuesday. Kiernan, who worked at the Chicago Tribune for…
Texas Monthly Editor-in-Chief Tim Taliaferro on Tuesday backed away from comments made during an interview with Columbia Journalism Review that indicated…
Remember Inauguration Day? A month ago, journalists wondered whether the lessons from the Trump campaign would apply to the Trump administration.…
When I heard that Donald Trump had branded journalists as “an enemy of the American people,” I had a flashback. It…
Standalone alternative story forms (ASF) do just what their name implies: They stand alone as independent stories, with no traditional story…
President Trump unveiled an alternate universe Thursday in which virtually every problem of his is the creation of the press. In…
For populists on both sides of the Atlantic, “expert” is now an expletive, a synonym for out-of-touch elitists swindling the common man. This…
President Donald Trump took his press-bashing to a new level on Friday when he called journalists from The New York Times,…
Good morning. Here’s our morning roundup of all the media news you need to know. Want to get this briefing in…
The push for more digital news looks like it attracted a coveted demographic for three national news organizations: Younger readers. The…
Since The New York Times launched a program that allows supporters to sponsor digital student subscriptions last week, the program has…
In the early days of the Trump administration, no news organization has been a bigger target than The New York Times.…
Each day, early in the morning, during lunch or when they’re done covering politics and courts in Naples, Florida, three young…
Carolyn Ryan, The New York Times’ senior politics editor, is getting a promotion. Ryan, who ran The Times’ coverage of the…
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasized the importance of a “strong news industry” in his 5,000-plus word manifesto published this afternoon. Calling…
