Tech giants keep handing out bags of money to fund “journalism,” and everybody knows they’re buying good press, but that’s the least…
Seward and editor-in-chief Katherine Bell partner to take Quartz private
About a month into a nation-wide shutdown, Time Magazine editor Tom Weber tweeted out a series of CNN screenshots that caught my eye. In…
To me she was a great educator. To America, she is a swing-state case study.
Pandemic, lockdowns, newsrooms depletion, uncertainties everywhere… Students — in journalism and elsewhere — have reasons to be depressed…
Kristen Welker, the moderator, will orchestrate the debate with a massive switchboard on her desk, Beats by Dre on her ears, and a red…
Disinformation is more reliant than ever on large platforms’ complacency
Social media has long had a role in keeping government accountable and calling flaws of the electoral process to light. In previous…
First, there were whispers of women being sexually abused by aid workers during the Ebola response. Then, we heard 51 voices.
Looking back on 12 years of conference calls, pitch meetings, keynote decks, sizzle reels, table reads, camera tests and zoom meetings to…
Being objectively neutral in journalism is nearly impossible.
Conversations about a Covid-19 vaccine have been ongoing since the disease came into our lives. As researchers, pharma companies and…
The irony of The Grayzone activism lies in the fact that they cannot see the complexity of world politics. Instead they resort to a…
Google just made an appeal to the Australian public. The ACCC has responded in kind. What does this mean for Australian users of Google?
Mainstream outlets are often creating outlandish claims based off of thin air.
